Busy, well-utilized park. Love the bustle of local HS team practicing shot put/discus, frisbee golfers, pickup games at the basketball court. I don't have kids, but the children's playground equipment is always busy, and there is a splash pad (open in season), too.

Hiking trail is paved in the park, reaching the Menards store on Hwy 100. Going the opposite direction, an unpaved trail reaches Boyson Road. All the trail has some nice nature, even since derecho caused the loss of many trees. Through the length of this trail, you'll see deer, rabbits, squirrels, bats, owls, herons, ducks & geese. (Not all at the same times of day, tho'! 😂)

Trail is mostly flat, so is a good option for people of all fitness levels. If you're a more advanced exerciser, you can always explore some shorter trails (think it's part of the frisbee golf course proper), starting at the big hill up the hill from the basketball court, before you reach where the trail turns to head out toward the Menards. These feature steep hills, rougher terrain, and (since derecho) tree obstacles crossing the path, which you'll enjoy clambering over or under.