John Bishop Park — Attraction in Whitehall

This park is pretty big with lots of room for kids to run around and wear themselves out, which is definitely nice lol. There are many large trees that provide alot of good shade in and around the large grassy areas of the park, which is also a plus on very hot days. And they also have a large playground area located very near to several shelter areas with grills to cookout on that are available to the public for hosting outdoor events such as graduation parties, birthday parties etc. There is also a baseball/softball diamond located at this park. Which can lead to some parking issues. Often, parking is limited at the park because there are often events place at or near the baseball diamond area such as baseball/softball games. It can get quickly get quite overcrowded around the areas near the ball field, qnd the games can make it very difficult to find anywhere to park your car reasonably close to where you want to go if not you're not attending the game. Knowing where to enter the park can also be a bit tricky when going there for the first time. I found that there are multiple entrances & not all are easily located from the main road. Finally, there are not many benches (seating options) available throughout the park to be able to sit down & rest a while if you wanted too, so you just have to keep walking. And unless you've brought your stroller with you, this means you'll be carrying around any younger children tagging along with until you can make it back to wherever it is that you've...

It's a fun place and all.. Just don't sit ur stuff down.. ANYWHERE you will get bugs the next day, I went with my friend there and she took me back home and all the sudden I had like 50 more bugs..we went again to check if it was and I went back home and I had even more bugs.. "well don't sit it on the floor".. I sat my stuff on the table and still managed to get bugs.. Their ain't no point of trying, no matter where u sit ur stuff, ur still gonna get bugs the next day the first day is fun and everything, but once u go hole, it's not fun bc then u have to deal with the...

This was our first visit as non-residents and the fee was reasonable for the Splash pad. $3per child. The attendant was friendly! However, too small for adults, teens and children running around. A teen knocked down my 5yr old, who scuffed her knee on the concrete pad. In the field east of us were teens where a fight broke out and the police were called to irradiate that situation. Overall, my 3 girls had a nice time. There were lots of tables, seating and 2...