Settler's Park — Attraction in Aurora

I frequent this place... frequently. The budget for the maintenance of the park seems to have been quartered. If you're just looking at the park as a whole, it's all "ooh'" and "ah." But when you get to the playground and gazebo area it's... "ew" and "aw man, what did I put my hand in?" I mean, don't get me wrong, the grass is cut and there's not an obscene amount of trash laying around. Not much graffiti that can immediately be seen.

I'm not sure what the flooring that is used for the playground is called but it definitely needs a once over. And the seating under the gazebo could use some touch ups. Maybe a few bolts. A refinish wouldn't hurt. How about a spray down to get rid of some of the nasty under the gazebo? Idk.

The playground seems to be lacking. The kids enjoy it because they're kids right but as an adult I see that a swing set is not enough. A bigger jungle gym wouldn't hurt.

The basketball half a court and one bench... Why not a full court? Or a 3/4 with two hoops? It's almost like they went for aesthetics and not function. Idk.

Honestly a small workout area wouldn't hurt. Not saying everything needs to be done but man some additions would be nice. It's not a bad area, it just seems like it could use more additions to help kids and adults...

Settler's Park is a popular and well-kept community park. Here's a quick review:

Scenery: Clean, green, and peaceful with walking trails, trees, and open spaces. Amenities: Includes tennis courts, playgrounds, pavilions, restrooms, and a pond. Activities: Great for walking, jogging, family picnics, and children’s play. Family Friendly: Safe environment with shaded play areas and plenty of benches. Events: Hosts local events and often used for community gatherings.

Overall, a great spot for both relaxation...

This is a very beautiful park. It has a full playground for children. Magnificent art pieces. And the best part? If you start at the park sign and go left on the path, there's a cute little story that you get to read along the path. This a amusing for adults, but great for children. You can have them read it to you. There are even interactive questions that go along with the story that will encourage more participation and activity. Overall, I believe this is the best park I've...