Coehadjoe Park
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We had a lot of fun here. There are tennis and handball courts that are part of this park, as well as several pavilions with plenty of picnic benches, a bathroom facility that was very clean, a “big kids area” and a “little tikes play area” - all hidden from each other by paved walkways shaded by trees. The play areas had plenty of seating for parents needing a rest. When you first drive in, stay to the left (there is signage to help guide you) and then park by the pavilions. *park here* when you exit the car it is not obvious at first where the kids stuff is. Walk past the pavilions down the paths and you will eventually find it. The big kid stuff comes up first, all wrapped around in the trails and the little tikes stuff is towards the back - further down the trail- but then opens up. most photos we took were of the little tikes play area.
Kel OHKel OH
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Nicely maintained facilities but poorly laid out and awful signage. You need a car to get from the tennis court to the basketball court, for example. There is a hiking trail but good luck finding it because there are no maps or signs to it. Probably designed by the people who design sidewalks and have never walked on a sidewalk before. I didn't see any restrooms. It costs $48 to use a picnic pavilion, probably to pay for the unnecessary live-in supervisor's home.
Brian OconnellBrian Oconnell
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We reserved a small pavilion for our daughter's birthday. The pavilions could be closer to the play area, however it is only a short walk. You can't see the kids from the pavilion so you must have someone at the pavilion & at the playground to supervise. The play area is all new and much larger than it was before. The bathrooms are near the pavilions. We usually do parties at Baseline Trailhead park however this park is not as crowded.
MichelleMichelle
10
Beautiful day for a jog on the trail...I haven't been here in ages so I forgot what it was like. The shape is good for walking a lil bit of an ankle breaker if you're not careful because there's soft sand and plenty of sticks (FL woods y'all). I wish it was more of a looop or continuous trail but if you just double back it's just as good. Sign says no dogs so that's kinda a bummer but overall had a lovely workout in the park!
Beth ArnoldBeth Arnold
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Excellent public facility with open play from 8 - 11am and 5 - 8 pm. Lighted facility but lights go off at 8pm sharp. A friendly bunch of folks but the day I went most were playing within their own group. I found one group that needed a 4th and had a great time. They have 8 courts and lots of people playing. They have racks for paddles but no one was using them. Ask to join in a game or two.
Anil AsherAnil Asher
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I used the park for a place to walk and enjoy the beauty of the area. I felt safe and enjoyed every minute. There were people there enjoying the Pickle Courts, Tennis Courts and Basketball Courts. There were also places to play Volleyball, and a playground for the kids. The areas were spread out, so very good for social distancing now.
Cheryl LewisCheryl Lewis
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