Joe Creason Park — Attraction in Louisville

Just had the occasion/need to park and wait at the top of Joe Creason Park while my friend dug up the address of the house he was staying at while his was being renovated.

It just happened to be right at sunset, and the park was alive with familial activity, walkers, joggers, picnickers and the likes and they were all flocking around, on, near, inside all of the green spaces that this community just saved with their impassioned voices p er these past weeks and months.

To all of you I say BRAVO & CONGRATULATIONS & most importantly THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY CHILDHOOD AND FUTURE MEMORIES!

Your actions literally saved this irreplaceable gem of a park for now and for generations to come. ❤️

I am and will always remember you as heroes and champions of the highest order in this new world of chaos where developers and politicians rarely, if ever, side with the public no matter how loud their voices or how strong their opposition.

Thank you to each and every one of you who stood up and kept Joe Creason Park...

This park shares space that is also known as part of the Olmsted Parks Conservancy and both are absolutely wonderfully functional, landscaped scenery that offers a vast array of absolutely perfect outdoor recreation that is just great for all ages. A picturesque vista during all seasons but the spring and fall of course have the most spectacular displays for the usual visual shows of color. This makes the parks ideal for family recreation and planning year round. Always super well kept, this park never has any trash out litter and it's super inviting for exercise goals and rituals to lazy all day picnicking and birdwatching...As well as any other creature or critter one could imagine. Always such lovely plant and animal life to behold here as well. Just the complete package for an ideal recreational area that leaves the typical park in the dark, void...

The park is very very good it's got a large house on the property and honest I don't know who lived there before but they turned it into a business the park is very very large it's hilly but it's kept up well trails are clearly marked they're pretty much paved roads are plenty of places to sit there's a directions which way to go there's plenty of people there is close to a hospital in case you something goes wrong but you needed emergency I like to see the parts here in Louisville is probably it's hard to do a bit but I like to see some type of lighting in it besides Lighting in the parking lot give me some more picnic tables out there like that but Joe Gleason Park is really well lit it's it's right next to the government University and it's there's plenty of them space walk and do...