Heritage Point Regional Park — Attraction in Dalton

The playground itself is well thought out, with the exception of not having appropriate signage to let visitors know where to find the restroom facilities and water fountains. We were unable to locate either while there with our grandchildren, other than a portable toilet.

Please beware: at the top of the exciting red climbing wall is what I named the "bonker bar". Even though the children were warned of the bar, it's the natural inclination to stand after accomplishing such a feat as climbing the slanted wall and I watched multiple children bonk their heads or faces on the bar as they reached the top of the climb and began to stand. That bar needs a foam roller around it to help prevent injuries...

The park is great but I had a terrible experience with Ryan, the park staff. I was there late not knowing that the park closes, being that I am from a different state where parks are open 24/7. He gave no explanation and yelled from 10 feet away, "you need to leave" and started addressing the minor that was with me. I asked him his name and he refused. He started waving his pick up stick at me aggressively. I felt so threaten by his actions that I had to call 911. He said, "go ahead and call them so they can escort you out. This is private property". I will be calling parks and recreation to let them know that Ryan was rude, disrespectful and aggressive in behaivior, so this doesn't happen to...

Nice complex. Fields are fine. Dugouts are nice. Concession stand is adequate. But for the love of all things holy, could you fix the women's bathroom door locks? There's like 8 stalls and 3 that actually have functional locks or locks at all. Standing in line for one of the 3 lockable stalls, woman are taking turns holding doors for each other while the other uses the toilet. With all the money we pay for these tournaments, you'd think we'd deserve the luxury of taking a piss (or worse) without having to ask the stranger behind us to hold the door...