I went see movie in park here with my son. It also has spray park for summer use. It has a…read morevolleyball area, Playground equipment it one great little park.

This place has everything kids could want and would be a 5 if parents actually paid attention to…read moretheir children. I don't know how many times kids have been throwing things around or gotten hurt with no patents in sight. Then when you actually find them, they just seem bothered that you're interrupting them while they're smoking or messing with their phones. If your kid is too young to know your phone number, they're too young to be roaming a park alone. Other than that, the park has fun equipment, lots of space, and is generally clean.

Took the grandkids to this park and had such a great time. I can't believe the entry fee is set up…read moreon a donation basis. Looking forward to taking them again soon.

Kid friendly, and the staff was amazing. My toddler has a…read moregreat time playing and looking at all of the train.

Great, hidden little park complete w gazebo, bbq stations, grassy area for pets and a newer…read moreplayground for kiddos. This place is rarely ever crowded and is a great little place for birthday parties during nice weather.

Great park. Lots of shade and gorgeous trees! Plentiful green grass and upgraded playground for the…read morekids

W the recent rebuilding of the playground, this park has really been changed. Bbq's thru out, great…read moregrassy hills and a covered pavilion near restrooms. This park is a hidden gem that is being rediscovered. Good job Medford parks and Rec dept

Beautiful expansive park. Tons of grass, restrooms, water fountains and two playgrounds. There are…read more6 swings: 2 toddler swings, 2 seat swings and 2 regular swings. A bridge connects the front side of the park to the back side of the park.

We walk by this park all the time. When being built we noticed a long cement dinosaur skeleton that…read moreis buried under the sand on the side closest to the basketball court. It's placed pretty deep. But could keep your kids busy for hours if you can unearth it. I wish the park would post that it's there. Happy digging.

This park has lots of potential but on a frying hot day in August, we arrived to find all of the…read morewater features shut off except one, the pump to the artificial river into the sand. That feature was fun and there was enough water to wet enough sand to cool off and to have fun with but they really should have it working if they want to call it open. There is a wooded area and some grasslands surrounding the developed area but the park is in the middle of a new foothills subdivision with construction of houses still underway. Some of those very nice houses view onto the restroom facility, though it is a solar collector facility of which they seem quite proud. Plus the restroom odor is apparent on the picnic deck. They do have a few kinks to work out. The climbing rock is unique for an artificial venue. It is a huge boulder with chunks of natural stone attached, apparently with hidden bolts and some sort of adhesive. Some areas are easy enough for amateurs, others more difficult. There is a paved walking path with features designed for educational use and appears to be handicapped accessible. There is a more rustic natural area too, with lizards and what appeared to be poison oak. I'd love to see this place fully operational and be able to review it again. My local hosts had heard it was open and fun for kids so we went and visited for part of an afternoon.

the bathrooms are locked, folks. the sick have found jesus. i like the convenience of this park,…read morelove the fountains in summer...and i know the unhoused need a space, too, and deserve to enjoy the park. but when they start acting in ways that scare the kids and clear the park...come on. i know there are community groups besides police that can assist with getting folks to more appropriate places. being high and acting strangely around children will get karen calling the cops and i dont want anyone getting hurt. kids or the "residents." come on, medford, do better.

We came up from California for the day to go shopping. Before heading out back home, we took my…read morelittle nephews to the park to burn off energy. There was a creepy guy that stood at the side of the bathroom staring at us. We decided to leave because he was watching every move of ours. We didn't want to make it obvious that we were watching him watch us. He not only followed us with his eyes but moved around the bathroom area to watch us get into our vehicle. It was really creepy. NEVER GOING HERE AGAIN!

We only got a drive up to the lookout point on the road into the park. That area is beautifully…read moredesigned for handicapped accessibility plus there is a great view of the valley below, including the City of Medford. Facing West, I hear that the sunset view in the evening is often beautiful and along the drive on the way up are strategically placed park benches that we noticed for sitting and watching. When we looked in the other direction, we could see the peak of Roxy Ann, a local landmark. We did not use the trail system this day as we were just on a casual sight seeing of the area. There are great opportunities for group photos up here as well as the landscape. The attached website from the city park system has all the trails and visit details. I do know that our local hosts hike it regularly with their active dog and kids. It might be a bit much for me at this point but not for most visitors. The area is rather steep but mostly grassland with an occasional tree. Heed warnings for lack of shade and heat in the summer. But visit it any way that you can.

Wow this place is gorgeous!! I moved to east Medford and found this gem. Best sunsets in The Valley…read more:)