Freedom Trail Park — Attraction in Yukon

Freedom Trail Park truly stands out for its thoughtful design. The main playground forgoes a traditional setup for a more engaging tactical course, which challenges kids while keeping them entertained. The entire play area is covered in a rubberized, fall-safe material, which immediately puts a parent's mind at ease. Furthermore, the commitment to making the space safe and accessible for people with disabilities is commendable and very well executed. Beyond the excellent playground, the splash pad offers a fun way to cool down. We found the park to be pleasantly un-crowded, allowing for a more relaxed experience. Parents will love the abundance of nearby seating, which allows you to supervise your children without having to hover. The park's clean grounds and the adjacent nature trail add to the peaceful atmosphere. As with most parks, the bathrooms are functional but basic, and you can expect some insects. The park closes at 8 PM, so plan your evening visits accordingly. Overall, it's a wonderful place that perfectly blends active fun with...

This park has designated areas area for older and younger kids. So that's nice. You don't have to worry about the older kids running over the little ones or using them as footballs and throwing them around. There's plenty of ducks for the kids to chase and plenty of geese to chase the kids. There are also bathrooms and not just a portable feces factory. There's a nice trail to walk or run if you feel like showing off. There's a basketball court for regular sized people then a smaller one for the vertically challenged. This place has a good variety of things to keep the kids busy while you stare at your phone and just say "uh huh, that's nice" when your kid tells you they did something cool. I...

A variety of things to do for Lil peoples and big kids too, play equipment is in reasonably good shape and rather big areas to run freely. The water fowl of all kinds, geese in particular can be ...a challenge at times. However, as the signs warn you they can be aggressive. It is due to them nesting, as in laying eggs, so they are "protective" of those eggs. They are mostly harmless and as long as you allow them space they will mostly leave you alone. Other than that the park is wonderful, it is mine and my daughter's favorite place to go in town. Thanks... and you will...