Had a great time with family at this park. Has two play park forts to play on. One for toddlers and one for bigger kids. The area is very clean. Walking your pets or walking exercise trail. Really nice on a beautiful day. We will make time to spend out there again. Loved it

They have two cute playgrounds and a workout station. Always clean and they just put a couple new picnic tables in and a BBQ pit next to one. A pavilion with tables and big pits for parties and a nice little walking trail that surrounds the whole park (see in picture). Conveniently next to Parker pool

The "Taking back the Bluff" crew has worked hard to get this Park back into shape and keep it that way. It is clean. I feel safe taking my Grandson there to play. The play equipment is in tip top shape. It has a nice trail for walking.

This is a great place to take kids, because not only are there are two side-by-side playgrounds (one designed for ages 2-5 and one for ages 2-12), but there are BATHROOMS and drinking fountains. The bathrooms are nothing fancy, and the stalls don't have doors, but so few playgrounds provide anything that access to real toilets with real seats feels like luxury. There's also a section with adult exercise equipment a hike/trike track that's about 1/4 mile long, and mature oak trees. And an awesome seasonal pool that offers things like lessons, water aerobics, and parties.

Great community park! I miss chatting with the homeless population there though. Did the State's pigs run them off again or did they just find another spot because of the construction on the corner. I miss y'all Pham! Come back!!!

Went to a wedding w reception there, a baby shower and hosted several Nerf gun party's for my son and was awesome I got to say "boom! nailed it" youth can be hard to satisfy my son's the best son in this whole world by the way so sorry to all the parents who thought it was yours Sabastian Matos holds that title forever but 2nd place is still available and that's a great title I hope all parents feel this way great park, good parking, big and cheap main rule no confetti lol there's a few more rules and please always teach your children your children especially at the beach to use provided containers to throw out any trash even someone else's.

Although it could use more shade over the playground area (and seating), it was a nice park. I enjoyed sitting on the ground under the shade of the trees and my little ones enjoyed the playground that was well suited for small children. There were a few other children but not crowded. There were open, stocked bathrooms nearby which is a must for my family.

It was okay. Was early early in the morning. Dropped a 20. Nada. Went home. Young man at the desk was very polite, courteous, offering me a refreshment and change. Will try to go again during earlier hours but so far so good.

This park is awesome. Lots of space. My husband loves to fly his kites here. I can walk the trail with my dogs or while my kids play at the park. It's right down the street from our house so its convenient. Only down fall is those pesky mosquitoes, they get BAD in this area.

Decent play area for kids. Exercise area is available. Covered area for, small events. Many homeless people are living or sleeping there.

It's a great park to take kids to or get in some exercise. Multiple playgrounds for different child development stages. The homeless population there is concerning but it's gotten better with the police presence back at the bluff location. Big field area to play kickball or football etc in the middle. We enjoy going.

Great park! The other parents and kids where very nice and respectful. I'm always carrying extra stuff in my diaper bag, so we shared our sun block with some of the family because it did get kinda hot. There's plenty of shade, an a nice breeze, but my 2 year old is always running around everywhere so sun block is suggested. There's 2 play ground set ups for the kids, extremely well taken care of, fun for the kids all day. Thank you Flour bluff for this little gem!

Nice little park in flour bluff. My son likes to play here. Sidewalks are bad so riding scooters can be a challenge.

I wasn't too sure about this place when I arrived. There wasn't even a sign (noticeably?)in the entrance way that said this was Parker Park. I just took my GPS's word for it. This park so happens to be right next to a police department. There's a pool, closed for the season, a large amount of picnic benches under a canopy and what looks to be a wood outdoor stove or fireplace. It's in front of an unknown, unmarked building perhaps known to the local area residents. There are four tennis courts, not incredibly maintained, but fine for friendly matches and a basketball court next to it in generally pristine condition. Though it is rough looking concrete. There are two small playgrounds and an exercise equipment area with directions how to use although I still manage to find confusing. There are at least four grills to use and shaded picnic areas and a tiny trail with shady areas. I actually really liked this park because of the nostalgia I felt with the large oak trees and the grill picnic areas like we would have at family reunions. But my favorite part was when some cows showed up on the side of the park on the next door property. This is a wonderful community park, I hope the vote for Proposition A goes through so it can get some nice love and upgrades.

If you are going to the pool, don't. The pool has the most disgusting water I have ever swam in. There is algae on the bottom of the pool. At least that is what I hope it was. The place needs to be shut down by the county and condemned. It is a black eye to Flour Bluff.