A truly unique playground. Most of the play structures are geared toward toddlers (2 to 5ish), but there is also a larger tree/bridge structure for older kids. Lovely views, multiple large sandbox areas, picnic tables and public restrooms. Indoor facility available for rent. No swings, in case that matters to you. We love bringing the kids here on hot summer days and then walking down the hill to get malts at Leo's.

My only complaints are that they're only open seasonally (closed October thru April-ish) and on nice summer days, it gets REALLY crowded (especially weekends). Parking is either on the street or in the lot across the street, both of which often fill up.

One other thing: the signs say to stay off the bear sculptures, but nobody, and I do mean nobody, complies. So don't feel bad.