Bates-Logan Park — Attraction in Englewood

Once upon a time Englewood had but one city park. This was later commercialized into one of the first massive malls of its kind. And Englewood took that money from selling the old park to create newer smaller neighborhood parks. Bates Logan is one such park. Cleverly named for an intersection near the park, this recreation area has most amenities one likes in their park: basketball court, baseball diamond, soccer/lacrosse/rugby pitch, trees, a picnic area with shelter, kid's playground complete with swings slides and climbing space, grassy knolls, and benches. Oh and a dingy bathroom clearly intended for function without much (or any) maintenance. Great for kids, families, singles, couples, and everything in between. The only thing the park could use is a dedicated dog run space. Plan on walking or biking here: the parking lot is small, poorly maintained, and well used. Overall a great park for a great...

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It's a neighborhood park with tall trees, a picnic pavilion next to a playground, a basketball court, public restrooms, drinking fountain, & a grassy soccer field. With a parkinglot on one side (w a cement wheelchair ramp leading to the cement walking path thru the park,) & street parking on the other side- it's totally accessible. Dogs on leashes always welcome, but be careful- unleashed big dogs playing frisbee during off-peak hours are a common sight. Well patrolled, it's not a homeless park- families w children & walkers w dogs are the common sight. Tucked in & surrounded by houses, it remains a neighborhood...