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Pros: *Small playground, so it's easy to see your kids at all times (unlike larger parks with lots of obstacles). *There is an area for kids to ride bikes or other outdoor items.
Cons: *Not fully accessible to the Disability community (several stairs, no wheelchair swings, ramps, or flat terrain). *Definitely not geared towards 5+. The playground structure itself is so small that I'd suggest toddlers only. *Not much to do since the structure is so small. *Hidden behind trees, which makes the road difficult to find. There isn't a sign in front of the road. In the spring time, when the trees are blooming, I imagine it would be even...
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This is a nice place for you to go for a walk, jog, run, rent bikes and/or electric scooters all the while enjoying a nice view of the water canal passing through. I enjoyed walking through, holding hands with my boyfriend on a nice sunny, but not too hot of a day! 😊
This is also a nice place to go and have a picnic, walk a dog, lay in the grass and drink one of their Fresh Squeezed Lemonade from the Lemonade Stand they have out there!
Also, I like how far the River stretches out and is accessible to walk on through! Nice little gem in...
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Pretty large park with two access to it and basically two parking area. One is like a big circle at the end of a dead end street of Tanglewood Drive. The other is off on the side of Estrell Drive. Check the pictures. I tried to screen shot the map where it was.
Great for sports : tennis, pickleball, basketball and of course skating.
It has picnic areas, huge grassy place, and playground for kids and swings for little ones. Great to walk...
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