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March 2024 by Brittany Flem
This place is so incredible I almost don't want to give it a rating and give it away! A very large playground that can occupy kids of any age for a long time. It is fully fenced with nice bathrooms. We love this park!
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February 2024 by Nichole Merrow
Amazing playground! Best around that I found.
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December 2023 by Jennifer Boyles
Great playground for the kids to play and have a blast. My kids enjoy it and they can burn off so much energy. They love the slide, and swing. I like that parents can sit just about any where so many choices and if the sun is shining and bright the seating areas have a little shade. This playground would be a nice location for a little birthday celebration or any gatherings for kids.
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November 2023 by Karen Q
By far, best park I’ve ever taken my daughter to! The whole thing is gated. One way in, one way out. Which is comforting if you have a runner or multiple kids. There’s a separate toddler area suitable for 1-5 year olds. Plenty of tables, benches and trash cans within the play area. The grounds were extremely neat and groomed. There’s so much to climb, slide, jump, run, swing and play on. 10/10
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November 2023 by Karen Q.
By far, best park I've ever taken my daughter to! The whole thing is gated. One way in, one way out. Which is comforting if you have a runner or multiple kids. There's a separate toddler area suitable for 1-5 yeaPlenty of tables, benches and trash cans within the play area. The grounds were extremely neat and groomed. There's so much to climb, slide, jump, run, swing and play on. 10/10
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September 2023 by Brandee B.
cute playground for the little ones. definitely enjoyed and will be back!lots of courses/obstacles. more than enough swings. clean for a park lol.
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September 2023 by Elizabeth R.
This is by far the coolest, most interactive, safest, cleanest, and best maintained park for all ages I can find. The church did a beautiful job. The little kids area is entirely enclosed with one way in and out, recycled plastic mulch and sand, no where to really fall, small versions of activities from the big kids section so they don't feel left out. Parents can relax more easily. I can't wait to come back.
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July 2023 by Lynn Siraco
For a small park, this one has a lot of fun things to do. My nieces LOVED it when someone brought us in April, 2023. Had a blast playing hide and seek there!
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March 2023 by Jeffrey
Big and fun place for all age children
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March 2023 by Natasha C
This place is huge and amazing. There is a tot lot for ages 2-5 bathrooms and picnic tables. It’s in a church parking lot and free!
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February 2023 by Dawn F.
This is an awesome park for all ages! I like that there is only one way in and one way out. There is a walking sidewalk or scooter path all the way around the inside perimeter. My grandsons aged 4 and 5 had a marvelous time for an hour and a half. There were tons of kids to play with making it extra fun. the restrooms were nearby and very clean. This will even be a place to visit in the mornings or evenings during the summer because of the amount of shady areas.
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February 2023 by Tabitha Dean
My kids love this park. They love the fact there's so much to do and even a quarter size basketball pad for my oldest (who thinks at 10 is to big to play on a playground) I love the fact is closed in with one way in and one way out to keep the Littles in and contained.
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February 2023 by Michael A
Lots of equipment, and I’m sure this place was great when it was new, but it is not kept up well at all. Some recommendations, clean up the trash, saw multiple bandaids on the ground. Add more rubber mulch, many bare spots could cause danger on falls. Also, replace the rubber around the chains, many exposed chains.
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December 2022 by Jerry Bearden
Great knowledge of plants and shrubs, wonderful experience
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July 2022 by Ashley Crutchfield
Great playground. So cute and unique. I saw castle tops, bridges and slides. It appeared to be fenced in all the way around. I was there for the fireworks but was impressed with the play area. I will be back.
