As I reside here only, I can say that the park is good, decent not very extraordinary or excellent. The concept of the park is dedicated to educating and promoting awareness about renewable energy sources and it is evident. Space is huge and it makes a good place for the regular morning walk. But the walking track is made of red hard soil, which can make your shoes dirty and uncomfortable.

The best thing about Energy Park is its transformation from a wasteland area that was once a dumping ground and sewer area. It's commendable to see efforts being made to repurpose such areas into recreational spaces.

However, I noticed that the park lacks sufficient greenery, and the existing greenery seems to be faded and not well-maintained.

There is a lake with boating facilities but the architecture of the lake is not very impressive and the boating here is not really enjoyable.

The park tends to get crowded with youngsters who may not always behave responsibly. As a result, it may not be an ideal place for families, especially in the evening time. Even in the morning, there are youngsters who play cricket and people are doing their walks, sometimes it gets dangerous if the ball hits person and elderly people who walk here.

The park also does not have a dedicated food court or a eatery joint, and visitors may need to bring their own food or rely on the roadside eateries outside the park.

Overall this park is just decent, not the best park in the city but a average one. Needs to work on the greenery and serene wise.