To be fair I went in mid April, when the park was still in the "off" season.

It's a small park. They have a nice big picnic area though, which is nice. I believe I saw two charcoal grills to use.

The playground is okay but it's nothing fancy. It had a big sandpit, with a roof over it. However it doesn't look like it can be covered, and I doubt that anyone would come and cover or uncover it. With the amount of stray cats in Endicott I'm concerned the sand pit would be a public toilet for cats and other animals.

If I had kids, I'd think twice about letting them play in the sand just because I'd worry about them getting sick.

I hope the sand pit is regularly covered and cleaned.

There's a carousel at this park. Or rather, there's usually a carousel here. I went over to the carousel building and peered inside to see nothing but a shell. A photo of this is attached this review.

I guess they dismantle it and store the horses elsewhere for their own safety, either from thieves/vandals or from the weather. It was almost eerie to see.

I do wish these carousels were in better enclosures so that they can be operational all year round. I can see wonderful Christmas fests in the park this way.

The park also had a basketball court I believe and it looked very well maintained but I can't speak more than that because I didn't look too closely.

There's also a pool at the front of the park. It was empty when I went, since it won't open until the end of May. It's very small. It ranges from 1ft to 3ft. Seeing it, I think I'd rather go to the Z Pool, since it's larger and slightly deeper.

I'd love to see a park with an indoor pool for year round swimming. I'd certainly enjoy that. But I digress.

The park overall is humble, but lovely.