Riverside Green Park is currently having construction and there is no parking in a neighborhood…read morecommunity where nobody parks in there driveways. The city needs to include some parking just for the tennis courts.

Great park to have a picnic and play. Tennis courts and soft ground for toddlers. They have a…read morewalking path and shelter houses also tennis courts.

This is a nice park. It's a good use of otherwise oddly shaped space - long and kind of narrow,…read morealong some train tracks. It offers a tennis court and a baseball diamond. There is a cute little playground with slides and climbing options, toddler swings, and traditional swings, which is located near a small shelter house, which was in use during our visit. It is adjacent to Wallace Gardens, so, at this time of year, you can see the beautiful green fields full of growing plants. There are a myriad of picnic tables and benches between the sports fields and the playground. A real bonus is all of the terrific trees providing a lot of comfortable shade all around. A parking lot is available here. The larger playground is located sort of caddy corner down the street at Wyman Woods, but this was much less crowded and part of it was shaded, so those were some nice perks on a hot summer day!

Lush, green and inviting, McKinley field is a narrow & long park with a playground, picnic area…read morenice for eating take-out or A PICNIC! Baseball field is adjacent to the west of the playground as well as a couple fenced tennis courts. There is really something else cool nearby - a community garden, which began its life as a Victory Garden during the Second World War - residents apply for and garden plots beginning every spring. Back to McKinley Field: The playground is frequently visited during the day by families and their children and the adjacent parking lot by city workers who want some place to relax and eat their food for lunch. It's a very serene place with a beautiful canopy of trees, green, and so calming. Just the right spot and a only few minutes drive to get away from the hustle and bustle of a downtown Columbus workday.

I'm a creature of habit when it comes to parks. I tend to go to the same ones: Schiller Park, Park…read moreof Roses, Scioto Mile, Antrim. The usual popular ones! My friend suggested taking a walk since it would be getting cooler towards dusk. Lots of people here! Mostly parents watching their kids play soccer and baseball. There's a playground, bathrooms and a loop that goes around the park. It leads to the road as well. Some parts of the loop are shaded too. It's not super large but there are a lot of wide, open spaces. Love it! Parking was interesting. There are multiple lots but if you're hoping to meet someone, the parking lots aren't labeled as to which is which. It's a decent park though, tucked away in a neighborhood. Kind of quiet too.

Fun little park for the kiddos, baseball fields, soccer goals and more!…read more Would certainly come back!

Nice park with lots of open spaces. It has a great walking trail good for wheelchairs and bicycles…read more It is nice for walking and running. There is a great playground for the kids. There's a baseball and soccer fields as well as a basketball court there are benches throughout the park. So if you need to sit down, there's plenty of places to sit. It has a pretty big parking lot. It truly is a gem in this neighborhood.

Here for the playground, of course, though it looks like a great park in general. Lots of ball…read morefields, plenty of parking, green space and trees, etc. There are two playgrounds side by side, one for toddlers and one for bigger kids. Lots of slides, lots of swings. On a warm early spring day there were lots of kids there, but it's big enough for them to spread out. Saw many people walking and jogging by, or walking dogs. Baby K had a great time. Definitely worth a return visit.

My son and I really enjoyed our play date at Hoff woods park. The playgroud was fun, but it seemed…read morea little unsteady at the very top. It was wobbly! There was also space for a sand digger toy, but it was missing which was unfortunate. I would love to go back to try fishing in the pond. Super cute place!

Review for the playground only, but there are tons of other things here: ball fields, shelters,…read moreetc. Baby K liked the playground. Pretty big, with lots of different things to do. An excavator to play in the sand, tunnels, slides, a dinosaur to sit on, climbing stuff, etc. Easy access, close parking. There's a shelter right next to it. A few benches nearby.

This is a very nice park! There are good trails, a wooded area, and a large green space. The…read moreplayground is large, containing two play area structures, and has a lot of fun options, including swings, slides, tunnels, climbing options, and more. It is located nearby a great shelterhouse with picnic tables and benches. It also has access to other greenway and bike trails, in addition to east and west entrances for cars. Great park option!

Easily my most frequented trail in Westerville. It's so pretty no matter what season with all the…read moretrees. It's always beautifully kept and has an impressive playground for kids.

Review for the playground, as usual. The park itself is medium-sized, and has volleyball courts…read moreand a big shelter house with bathrooms. Plenty of parking. It's right beside the fire station, so be careful both driving in and pulling around back. There are a couple of small playgrounds, in a semi-shady area. Plenty of benches for tired adults. A nice soft play surface. Some swings. A couple of slides. Cool little "crayon" fence for some flowers.

This is a very nice little park adjacent to the Reed Road Water Park and the fire station. There…read moreare a lot of things to do - boulder climbing, a very nice playground, a creek, public art, and sports fields (baseball diamonds, sand volleyball courts). There is a paved, multi use trail that goes throughout and a rental shelterhouse available. It looks like there are usually restrooms and water fountains open at the shelterhouse, though they seem to still be closed for the time being. The park is very kid friendly, and a visit here is a good way to enjoy the nice weather we've been having!

Another favorite of Baby K, and a good park all around…read more Driving past, she didn't see regular playground stuff so was disappointed. It's a newer park, with sort of modernist play equipment. Once she tried it out, she loved it. Right now the big treehouse/slide area is closed, but there is a toddler playground, and swings, and the whole area has a soft rubber surface plus some "hills" that she liked running across. Nearby are several "porch swings" that are popular, plus a railroad station-looking shelter with bathrooms. There's a "Presidential Grove" of trees, and some open areas. Plenty of parking to the west- come in from the library lot. A great park, in a handy location. We'll be back.

I like the addition of the sprinklers but the area is quite small and gets congested quick with…read morekids running around. As well, the playground isn't anything to brag about. The 2 slides have obstacle course you must climb to get to them and I can easily see kids getting stuck at top or falling. There's a lot of open space and I was very bummed to see how small the water area is and the park in general. This is definitely the worst splash pad in Columbus. Stinks because we live in Westerville. Hands down I'll still continue to travel to Powell, Hilliard, Delaware and Dublin before I come back to this extremely small park... The shelter is super small. Only positive in my eyes are the swinging chairs that watch the splash area and the bathrooms. Westerville you really disappointed me with this!!