The paved walking trail is well kept, beautiful, and full of tall cottonwood trees! 😊

Only thing its lacking is a place to use the restroom. Even a portable potty would be helpful. Kids love the climbing and playground. Nice access to keystone trail as it is actually the trailhead

Fun park for the kids to climb a pyramid and go through it and all the extra tunnels. You can get on the bike trail from this park. The only bad thing is the parking lot there is only 4 regular spots and 1 handicap spot.

Good place to jump on this leg of the Keystone Trail. The area is a little sketchy though. Though it's in an established neighborhood, there were a strange adult at the park sitting in her car while her very small children played unattended. She was double parked in the last spot and when I asked her to correct her parking she got her kids and left. Soooo sketchy. You can go pretty far on the Keystone Trail this way, though I don't necessarily recommend it as it goes behind a bunch of businesses and I don't know that I felt especially safe nor was it an extremely picturesque route. I would recommend other trails or Standing Bear Lake if you're looking for a nice 3-mile Loop.

It was OK, it was really sandy. My kids wore sandals, they couldn't play really because the sand kept getting they shoes. Next time wear tennis shoes

Cool area with lots of trees. Perfect for having lunch at the park. Brick pyramid could be kinda dangerous. And there's a lot of poison ivy near the forest area

Definitely a park for aged 7 and up, in my opinion. Careful of the creek though. There's a huge drop off on the other side of the side walk.

Nice, secluded and good if you have small children!

Nice little park which is the northern start point for the Keystone Trail. Just be aware that the parking lot is super small so you'll have to park on the streets.

I was only there for a brief time but it's a nice place to be for a small park. I have not seen it be to busy. It does have a very small parking lot so on a day where there are a good amount of visitors you will have to park in the street.

Beautiful space Great location Easy access Except for the playground equipment is not wheelchair friendly

My kids call it the red park, or red slide park. Nice trail that will take your adventure elsewhere. The playground is full of sand/small rocks, kids enjoy it. Would recommend.

The only park I know of with a volcano!

Fun for my 2 year old.