During the daytime I think this has kind of a nice little jogging trail and the Stage is really interesting but I really haven't seen it used all that much.

My biggest concern about this park is is that the bathroom facilities are disgusting and the park definitely gets sketchy at night, and there has to be some way to deal with the homeless population.

I don't mean to be a person who doesn't understand the plight of the homeless, particularly since many of the homeless are vets who are not getting the help they need. However there are people there late at night who contribute to a lot of potential biohazard cetera in the area.

I hope that the Parks and Recreation Department might be encouraged to t come up with some Progressive solutions to deal with the homeless problem in a humane way and also prevent the risk that is present for homeless people during the night from both weather and crime. What comes to mind are programs that I have seen in East Washington in the Pullman area where they do allow homeless people to spend x amount of nights there a month and there's some regulation and sanitation.

What I do like about this park is the facilities for people who want to have a picnic or something during the day brings families to the area and largely changes the total demeanor of the area. This part of the park is fairly well kept and the playground for the children is really nice. However I would advise people who have children that when it starts getting dark consider whether or not that's the place you want your kids to be.

The area where the basketball courts are however is very well lit and kids do play there in the early need the early evening as well as during the day and it seems to have a very positive influence in the neighborhood.