I used to babysit for a family that lived about 2 minutes from Evegreen Park, and I loved the huge amount of time I got to spend there! 🌲

The fact that it is an inclusive, accessible park is really neat to me - I appreciate when the county makes an effort in that way. The play structures are unique and fun to look at, and there is room for everyone to play, even on extremely crowded days - and BOY can it get crowded!

My one complaint, and the reason this park only gets 4 out of 5 stars, is that the bathroom situation is appalling. I know it is a common problem in park bathrooms, but it is cold, dark, and filthy. Only one of the two stalls had a lock over the course of the two years I visited the park. There are no paper towels or hand dryers. The changing table is gross and also cannot accommodate bigger children. The 4 y/o I babysat was literally too scared to use the bathroom there. A park can only be so accessible if the bathroom isn’t in shape to be used by disabled children and their families, and this bathroom absolutely is not.

Outside of that, this is a great park with a lovely waterside view and beach access on low tide days, and I would recommend it!