This place is close to me, as well as the local dollar tree/Publix plaza (a walk away) and the playground is the Largest with many slides and large variety of play options and obstacles that I've seen in a public park. Love it. There's a lovely all-nature trail (which you'd want to avoid during rainy season when mosquitoes are mass-producing) which starts at the park entrance and ends at the back of the park. There's a beautiful giant tree that I love in there, plus plenty of other really old trees to admire. The trail has a number of benches for you to rest or sit and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

It's been a few years since my initial review and they since have built a few wooden bridges for the areas that get swampy. There's a few new routes to take throughout the trail, and a neat little pretend school setup made of concrete slabs near the entrance of the trail. My favorite large tree seems to have been cut at the top, potentially due to damage from weather or hurricane. There are a couple of signs around the trail sharing a bit if its history.