It’s a great little park however it has become a dumping ground for toys including ones with batteries that sit all year in the rain and rust. The parents do not pick up or organize the toys either so I can’t take my dog there anymore. I tried recently but tripped on a toy in the dark on the sidewalk and sprained my ankle. It’s a shame. Hopefully the city will start picking up the toys that have basically become trash at this point.

A beautiful little playground for children. It appears people drop off toys not used by their Children anymore. It is a great idea. There are slides and swings, and jungle gyms. Lots of all wheeled toys. When we were there I observed about 10 different families having a wonderful time. All ages of small children were there. There are lots of benches and a couple of picnic style tables.unfortunatly there is only one bench in the shade. It was a nice, hot, sunny day so more shade would have been appreciated. Overall though I would say this spot is a winner. Unfortunately there is no restroom.

Lots of green space to run and play. Park located in a residential area which is a plus! Lots of used and broken toys. Thankfully there is a sidewalk entire the park for a nice stroll with little one and some trees provided shade during a very hot weekend. No restrooms so hold your bladder! Playground in good shape but lots of garbage. Only two park picnic tables and few park benches.

For my wheels obsessed toddler this place is a gold mine. They also have a nice playground toy aimed at bigger kids. Yeah some toys aren't in great shape but well worth a trip anyways!

Nice park with playground equipment. Lots of different toys left out to share or take home! No washroom facilities.

Solid playground and a mess of old donated toys for little ones. The grass area could be better kept though

A great park to take the kiddo. She enjoyed trying out all of the random scooters, which look donated from families that outgrew them.

Neighborhood and destination spot bc of the menagerie of mostly functional home toy donations. Locals mutinied when Parks and Rec tried to clear out all toys. Small, no dogs, no bathrooms, fun for 1-9 or 10. Parents who hang are pretty chill and nice.

Love this place, there are so many random toys available for the kiddos and they really appreciate the jungle gym

It’s a toddler’s dream. It’s literally my daughter’s favorite place in the world (she’s 2). It’s also the best for parents, as it’s flat and mostly enclosed. I don’t feel stressed there. Playground is closer to the ground. Lots of donated toys and bikes for the kids yo play with.

Locally know as, "scooter park." People, neighbors bring old yet still usable toys to be used by the children who visit this little neighborhood park. There is still playground equipment like swings and climbing things and sand. No bathrooms. We always bring a snack and enjoy the afternoon.

Bark chips are always fresh, play set has bigger kids and smaller kids items. Swing set for multiple ages and a sand pit. The local community also has dropped off plenty of older used toys for everyone to share, this makes this park kind of unique in this way. The toys can be pretty rough as they are left outside and shared but it's still fun.

A great Park and conveniently located. I used to love all the little toys that people left for kids to play with. However lately it seems like people are dumping their broken toys. So please stop doing that. Otherwise the playground structure is great. Fun little field for playing catch or kicking the ball. And a swing set! Once people stop dumping their junk I'll up this up five stars.

My kids love playing here. This park differs from the others due to the neighborhood donating extra toys for other kids to play with, on top of the normal playground .

Great park for kids with a terrific play structure, a merry go round, swings(!!), a sandbox, a nice field for kicking a soccer ball or playing catch and lots of used scooters and other riding toys for kids to play with. Perfect neighborhood park for toddlers thru elementary schoolers alike.

Lots of toys for kids to try. Interesting park to take kids of any age.

Great for the 6 and under crowd. The 7 yo still had fun though. There are swings, slides, and climbing. A sandy area and random ride on toys left by the community free to play with. A good assortment, roughly 10-15 pieces including little cars, trikes and bikes. I would have liked more shade. The swings and since slides were too hot to use today (it's July at 4 pm). I would go again if in the area.

My family loves this small neighborhood park. There's a nice playground and sand pit (could use new sand) and a short sidewalk loop around the perimeter (perfect for bikes, scooters, toy cars, and walks). The best part is all of the donated toys for the children to play with and explore. We've tried out many a tricycle and scooter to see what our kiddo likes, before buying our own.