I feel so fortunate to have found this park--normally we drive by public spaces like this and don't give it a 2nd thought. Luckily, we walked by the courts on a weekend walk and found that in addition to the baseball diamond there are 2 tennis courts as well as 8 lined pickleball courts (each tennis court accommodates 4 pickleball courts). First come-1st served (for an hour). The tennis/pickleball courts are reserved on Tuesday mornings, Wednesday afternoons, and Saturday mornings.
The park facilities are generally well maintained, and I have to note that the bathrooms (at least the Men's room) are always well stocked with toilet paper. The toilet and urinal ARE immaculate, so kudos. Maybe -1 star for no phone numbers in...
Read moreSmall, family friendly park. It has a a decent sized field for soccer and baseball events, complete with bleachers and dugouts. We were there for a birthday party, so we were in the covered gazebo area. It's spacious, and the basketball court and kid's playground are all next to the gazebo area, so it is convenient for parents and kids. There's also a chain link fence that separates the gazebo / playground area from the baseball field, so no fear of anyone being hit with a fly ball. Chill spot for family events. Oh, there's also a scoreboard for the baseball games and an arco gas station across the...
Read moreMy friends and I come here for Pickleball ball every week. They have 2 tennis courts with nets but the Pickleball courts are drawn in and you have to bring your own nets. Parking is free but it's all street parking and can be a bit harder to find if it's crowded.
There is a playground over a sand pit for kids by the restrooms. Restrooms are clean and well stocked. There are picnic tables with canopies by the playground.
I see many people with their dogs in the grass field but just know that the gates aren't enclosed. Overall, it's a great little park in the middle of the suburbs....
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