Peaceful place to get away from the hustle and bustle of that city life. Chillax under the shade with some tunes on and pen and pad to write poetry

A very nice and spacious place to enjoy so physical activity from basketball, pickleball, and baseball to just enjoying a nice play to just kick a ball if you want. The only downside to this place is there isn't alot of seating and it is near an elementary school so you can't go to this park and play when it is like PE time for the elementary school students.

Better to come in morning before the public school gets out. From 2pm till evening it can be absolutely chaotic and with all the kids with no supervision it leads to very bad situations. Far from great but its not the worst. Nice big area to play in and basketball courts. Courts are filled after school so get there in the morning or at night. Public park but the school takes over a lot. Playground is in decent shape,there's bathrooms by the community center and picnic tables at the far end of the park.

Parents are supposed to push you past your goals, or at least, that’s what I always believed. I was raised in the generation of “you can do anything if you put your mind to it.” My parents did not follow that philosophy, and they saw little value in a formal education. It was their lack of passion that led me to my educational goals. From as far back as I can remember, I knew I didn’t want to follow in the footsteps of my parents, at least not when it came to work. My father had worked on the family farm all his life and my mother had been a housewife since graduation. They were both content with the simplicity of their lives and wanted the same for me. I remember my father telling me that college was “expensive and a waste of four years”.  I knew however, that I wanted a career in the city that would be more challenging than simple farm life could provide. The only way to make that possible would be through formal education and a college degree. While my parents may not understand the value of formal education, I know it is essential for my future. This has helped me immensely by making me realize that without strong parental support, I’m the only one who’s responsible for my own goals. In a way this has been the strongest source of motivation. And for that, I am forever grateful.

Family friendly park, well-kept and plenty of space for activities

It's good

Family fun

Great place to practice basketball and baseball. Parking can be hard when it's busy.

Nice open place where you can play games and stuff. Lots of fun

I love playing pickleball there but the cracks on the court needs to be repaired. It is a safety issue.

Nice and big community park. Pretty clean.

This park is lit. If you want to watch 300 level iq private school rejects fight and do drugs, this is the spot.

Great place to get cardio on

No seating for parents.

Nice park looks small from the street but fairly good size

Our kickball team played a game here. The field was really nice and it had lots of street parking.

Great place..get there early for parking!

Courts need to be resurfaced. Cracks everywhere.

Coach was coaching me and not the children. And someone scared me away from my parking shortly after some dhunkee entered my truck. Oh well... not every coach I must type. BEWELL