Nice park with a field area that's great for frisbee, kite flying or kicking a ball. There are some swings, a jungle gym and nice access to trails. Biggest issue with this place is available parking and there's only one basketball hoop that's always occupied. They have the space for 3 more hoops!

Great park with a basketball court, playground equipment, large open field,picnic tables, and a small shelter house. Alum Creek Trail is part of the park's walking path. Parking is an issue. I didn't see an actual parking area.

Very nice park, adjacent to a neighborhood. We've only really ridden through on our bikes but I don't think it has a lot of parking and that's the only reason for not giving it 5/5. It has shaded benches and a nice playground as well as a large open field and basketball court. There is a multi purpose loop that is available for walking or riding that goes off of the Album Creek Bike trail.

Nice out of the way park. There was some litter. (I cleaned it up) pretty secluded

Wish Alum Creek Trail had more offical trail stops with a parking lot, the trail was gorgeous today in the snow and made for an incredible run.

Great day to be out on the trails and the kids loved the bridge along with the playground equipment. Park is kept up very well. Highly recommend to all.

We absolutely love this place great place to walk look at the water run and a cute little park for the kids to play

So this park is interesting. The parking is very awkward in that there isn't any specifically for the park except for maybe a very small lot near 161 we saw as we were running. The park has decent trails and overall we enjoyed our experience here. It's also awkward because there is a sewer main located there. You'd never know until you start to get close to the pump (at least that's what I think it is) that's the only area where there's an odor. I look forward to coming back and checking out the Easton trail on a future run!

The park was extremely spacious and the families and kids were friendly and polite. The picnic area was kept up with and the families seem to take pride in the park and will clean up after themselves. There wasn’t a speck of trash to be seen! The age range for the play sets (that were in pristine condition) is ~5-12 but it’s not so daunting that a brave 3yo can’t have a lot of fun. My only complaint is that it’s very difficult to get a stroller, wagon, or a wheelchair down to the park. It’s not impossible, just challenging. Make sure you head down the right trail though. The left trail is actually someone’s driveway.

Connected to the Metro trails and filled with various obstacles,and a large playing field, this park is a great for a large group. Only issues are, no public parking, water fountains or restrooms directly connected.

Nice Park, clean, open, walking/bike path, bball court, dog friendly

Large walking loop. There is a nice playground. Has port-a-potties.

Pleasant little park with a nice expanse of grass and good playgrounds. There’s a path around the park that connects with other trails in the area.

Parking is annoying but a pretty low-key park with nice playground and little picnic area.

This park would benefit greatly from some improvements. Since you can only get to it by walking or cycling it would be great if there were more Benches in shaded areas especially near the children’s area. There’s only 1 port a potty and it’s by the basketball court. There isn’t a bathroom area by the kid’s play area which makes it tough for kids and parents. There’s no changing table area, nowhere to wash hands, no shaded seating areas and no parking area. It gets pretty hot here especially when the play structures are all metal so the park is often empty and not used as much as it could be.

It's a beautiful park, only you have to go through too much to get down in that valley.

Nice spot, grassy, shade, open sun, pretty. Playground. But no rest room, just a plastic outhouse