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!

Not much there for a toddler, but in fairness we went there on one of the hottest days and there…read moreisn't any shade.

This is a really neat park that nicely bridges natural and active areas. There's a great view of…read moreseveral ponds that are full of birds and surrounded by some bird houses. It's really relaxing to watch the water and wildlife from the bridges. There are several athletic fields, including some very nice baseball diamonds, and a shelterhouse with restrooms. The playground is located near the ponds and is extremely cool! It is nicely worked into the landscape, taking advantage of varying heights with a lot of neat ways to get up and down to the various levels, from boulders to jump on, giant stone steps to take, slides, stumps to step on, and the like. There is a great zip line that kids can easily work themselves, and it really picks up some great speed. There are climbing walls, nets, and musical elements. It looks like there is a really nice water play area during the warmer months - it has a nice flow down the hill, over rocks, under logs, and ending in a sand area. We definitely want to come back again when it's warm to check that out. A paved multi-use trail is also available. We really enjoyed this park!

Nice shaded park with children's playground. And, a quiet nature trail surrounded with trees and…read morenatural Ohio foliage/virgin grasses. A great place to get away from the shopping and strip malls. Renew your mind often!

Excellent playground not so great as a Park very small no picnic tables no built-in grills not much…read moreof a walking path

We went here with friends who live nearby. A very nice park, with a sturdy shelterhouse,…read morebathrooms, etc. And a huge playground, with many play areas (and I think a soft surface.) Lots of stuff to play on. Decent parking right beside it, plus street parking nearby. A great addition to the neighborhood.

This park appears to be the preferred choice for many visitors in Delaware. With its ample parking,…read morescenic walking paths, playgrounds, restrooms, soccer fields, and easy access to the Olentangy River, there's plenty to enjoy here. The park is impressively well-kept, ensuring a pleasant experience for all.

This is quite a lovely park. It is nestled back into the woods with a few shelter houses including…read morea fully electric indoor shelter house, tennis courts, outdoor pool attached to a recreation center, skate park, playground, with nearby benches, soccer fields, and baseball fields. There's even a pond at the front where you can sit and rest for a spell. It's a lovely place to stop and spend a beautiful Sunday afternoon

We wanted a new walking path that is more scenic than our usual path. We drove here on a Sunday…read moremorning. It's a large park, with plenty of paved paths. There are plenty of parking areas as well. There are several sports areas, for football, baseball, soccer, and basketball, with porta potties placed throughout. There is also an outdoor fitness station that we were impressed with and look forward to going back to use when it isn't wet out.

Great community park. Large sports complex covers nearly everything you can think of thats…read moreoutdoors. Clean. Safe.

This place is huge, and supposedly the largest collection of ball fields in the country. Nicely…read moremaintained, well laid out, plenty of parking and amenities. We were there for the playground, of course. Driving by one day, Baby K said "there's a playground!" I didn't see it from Greenlawn, and even driving through the park I couldn't find it, but she spotted it, and we spent an hour there. Actually, there are two, but the other one was overrun with crazed kids. The eastern one was only moderately busy, and everyone was well-behaved, so we stayed there. There's a big "umbrella" sunshade over it, and though there weren't any benches nearby for tired parents there were a few spots on the playset for me to sit. She loved it- slides, climbing areas, etc. Nearby is a building with concessions and bathrooms.

This large sports park in South Columbus is a veritable Field of Dreams. Its 32 diamonds neatly…read moregrouped into nearly eight circles is apt to the 30-year-old Costner movie but that isn't the only aspect it shares. For in its 209 acres also exist another troupe of the movie--Berliner is also known for its ghosts. ( It is also known for something else--something that buzzed the newswires nationwide in 1997. That year the Columbus Police in a sting arrested 200 people including some well known men for indecent exposure in a sex ring. True story. But don't fear, today Berliner is a clean, streamline family park. ) Named after Lou Berliner, a prominent sportswriter who wrote for the Dispatch from 1931 to 1975, this is the largest ball diamond complex in the nation. The diamonds are fantastic for both baseball and softball ( must have a field permit to use.) They are permanently fenced and have turfed infields. Thousands of athletes use the park every year when local, state, and national soft and fast pitch events and games happen here. There are benches, restroom facility and concessions stands to serve the baseball crowds--build it and they will come. And so will ghosts. The long span of Berliner, of diamond upon diamonds, from Greenlawn to Frank is flanked on the west by the Scioto Greenway Trail on the levee over the river. This is where the reports of spirits from the dark beyond originate for here spooky anomalies are seen, sensed, or felt. The souls of poor people caught in the rivers damns and eddies who perished in the waters right there; the poltergeists of the murdered and dumped in the waters; dark secrets of 200-years and mysteries never solved and forgotten as mysteries and became a misty angst and despair; the voices of children laughing are heard, or two men whispering conspiracies down the river's bank but when you look there's no one to be found; a shadow following you its breath right on your neck but when you turn around there is a void of presence in the dark trail of the night. These are the stories they tell of the haunted trail here. One can easily see where they come from just by walking the trail. Secluded, wild but urban, unkept by tree and dark-green canopies, this section of the Greenway is creepy. You can tangibly feel the thick of evil, of fear, of pain, foreboding. It's the eeriest places in Columbus, even more than Walhalla Ravine.

Yikes! Went a few times. The lifeguard recommended what…read morekind of life jacket to buy for my two year old so we bought one. Kept going wearing it and never had any issues. Tonight we were in the splash section for not even a minute and a lifeguard tells us, "He can't wear that on the slide." We've been doing it this whole time, and this life jacket was recommended by the lifeguards. So I'm supposed to take it off, let him go down, put it on, take it off, etc? "Yeah sorry." Ok, we go over to lazy river and sit in the middle of section where there are benches. I hold my baby while he stands up. "You can't do that, he needs to sit" My son is 2, he's too little sit. He would drown. "It doesn't matter, he cant stand" I'm literally holding him. "It doesn't matter." Mkay, I'm out Going back to the Y, where they also offer free child watch while this one TELLS you about their child watch but don't mention till later it's additional $$$ Rude lifeguards that even friends have mentioned several times are going to be the downfall of the place.

We attended the soft opening for the Hilliard Community Center and The WELLness campus that…read moreincluded a tour of the facility and an opportunity to use all of the equipment, indoor elevated track, pool with a lazy river, waterslide that goes outside of the building,and big hot tub. The layout is spacious and the exercise equipm,ent, cardio machines and free weights are plentiful with plenty of elbow room. There are several studios offering lots of programming throughout the week The space is so beautiful and thoughtfully designed with a rooftop terrace and a teaching kitchen, where cooking demos and hand-son classes will be offered in the new year. The campus also extends outdoors to include a massive soccer and sports complex. The Well is also home to an integrated medical health and wellness center managed by Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center. The Well project included restoring a stream, Clover Groff Run, which flows through the property and will improve water quality in the Darby Creek Watershed. Day passes are available for residents and non-residents and reasonably priced. Alchemy Café a health-focused restaurant that serves smoothies, wraps, salads, and other wellness-inspired food- is open to the public. The. The cafe doesn't require a membership or day pass to enjoy. ** We have since been back several times and are quite happy with the yoga programming and availability of lap lanes. The Well is a top-notch recreation center and Hilliard should be proud of the efforrts.