Anderson Dean Community Park — Attraction in Kentucky

Anderson Dean Park in Harrodsburg, KY, is a great place for nature lovers and families alike. The park is well maintained, offering a peaceful escape with its green spaces and and walking trails. Whether you're looking to take a relaxing stroll, enjoy a family picnic, or let the kids burn off energy at the playground, there's something for everyone. The sports facilities, including the soccer fields, baseball diamonds, and basketball courts, are top-notch, making it a great spot for both casual play and organized events. The park also hosts various events throughout the year, adding to its charm and sense of community. Clean, safe, and well-equipped, Anderson Dean Park is a must-visit for locals and visitors to Harrodsburg. Highly...

. Im a nurse... We had our family there for the first time after we moved here from louisville my son has autism so processing information about rules even though we had been over them several times.. Is tough and embarrassing to him.. ..a "life guard" by name of Skylar was yelling at him saying.. Hello..I KNOW you hear me and know what I'm saying.. This self absorbed girl.. Did not give him time to even process the information she was giving.. He was horrified.. Then when I tried to say something to her she acted like she was going to pick a fight with me..... They need to properly train a lifeguard but I guess you can live on your parents name ..no need...

This is the best park in town. But that's like being the least broken crayon in a box of broken crayons lol. It's green. It's well manicured. There is multiple play areas, including one for special needs children. Lots of areas for sports and a pretty nice pool. There isn't however much shade, a pond to fish, a dog park, bike trails, any type of fruit trees, a butterfly garden. Basically none of the fixtures you would see in most larger parks. I was hoping for a sandbox for my children. Nope. If you need to go to a park in town, this is the one. If you can get to a park in a different town then pass this one up...