This is for the playground, which is a minor part of this park- which is the location of the city…read morepool, an impressive place with waterslides, etc. Ball fields nearby, the school, plenty of parking. On a fall day, we searched around for the playground, hidden behind the pool utility building. It's small, but nice, with lots of climbing stuff. And some bouncy rides Baby K loved. Nice if you are here, not worth going out of the way for. It's actually the Eagle's Nest Playground according to the sign, so sponsored by the restaurant I assume.

Great little park to walk or run in. Nice trail that goes through a meadow and back into the…read morewoods. Hidden Gem in Delaware.

Hickory Woods Park, part of the Preservation Parks of Delaware County, is newly opened in November…read more2021 with its first phase! There are several short trails available now, with a loop through the woods, a smaller loop through the meadow, and a short gravel loop near the parking lot that takes you by the sledding hill and fishing pond, and it connects back to the other two loops. There is a gravel parking lot with a nearby port-a-potty available. Several picnic tables are also available in this area. It sounds like there are future plans to add some more amenities, which will be a nice addition. It's great that they were able to preserve this section of land, which is located between an existing neighborhood and a second neighborhood that is currently under construction (and can be heard from the woods). It's a pretty area!

Was at your park yesterday 5/4/23 not a good experience as several places where you had to walk in…read morewater to continue on path as has been normal for several years when we have rain. Putting rocks to step on to keep out of water is not a good idea as there are a lot of seniors who visit this park and if you continue this habit you will probably be paying for some broken bones. who ever thought that was a good idea. I don't know why anyone would give you a rating above 1 and it should be 0 until you clean the place up. Jeff Greenwood By the way I wanted to do 1 star but you must have set to not go below 2.

This is a really nice park along the Scioto River. It is listed on both the Dublin and Columbus…read morePark websites, so there was initially a little bit of confusion, but we had success with following the Dublin one (Dublin lists it as Kiwanis Riverway Park at 6245 Riverside Dr, while the Columbus site has it as Riverway Kiwanis Park at 6345 Riverside Dr - the signage we found onsite matched the Dublin listing). The land is owned by Columbus, but the park is maintained by Dublin. To access the park, you pull into an area that also leads down into an office complex. There is a small parking area directly across from the marked trailhead. The trail itself is a combination of paved and boardwalk, although there are also some worn down dirt areas that get you closer to the river. If you enter through this signed trailhead area, you will find a fork in the road. The one to the right takes you on a paved walking trail that ends with a staircase that takes you back up to the street level. The fork to the left takes you towards the boardwalk area, which has a number of little streams and a nice little forested area. There is a ton of waterfowl and birds throughout, and a lot of interesting plants and trees to enjoy, as well. The noise of the animals and river helps provide a calming atmosphere, despite the proximity to the roads. This is well worth a visit!

Nice little park. Actually, not so little. And pretty awesome…read more I was looking for a park near my mom's, with a playground for Baby K. This is much nicer than I expected, and bigger. There is an impressive playground area with a pretty standard big one, plus a toddler one, plus a few pieces that look like they are left over from an older playground. Plenty of places to play, and for parents to sit. Plus: a very nice shelter, a gazebo, a ballfield, etc., etc. I hear they have concerts every month, and a haunted forest for Halloween (too scary for tots.) Plenty of parking. A substantial trail network. Everything kept up well. I was very impressed. We'll be back to play, and I'll check out the concerts. Wish we had something like this close to us.

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!

This is a neat park that seems to have two levels, in a sense. When you first pull in, there is a…read moreparking lot with a little free library. As you head over towards the park, you find several tennis courts, a basketball court, and a playground. The playground includes baby and traditional swings, a musical instrument area, and a very impressive structure with multiple slides and climbing pieces, a fun sound-making steering wheel, and a scavenger hunt. Just past these is a small green space and a gate beyond that. If you head through the gate, you can follow a winding paved path down into a natural area in a forest, with access to the Scioto River. If you follow the trail further down, you can see the remains of a former quarry before looping back around. We quite enjoyed our visit and exploring everything this park has to offer!

This is a wonderful little nature area located in a neighborhood. I'm so glad they kept it and…read morebuilt around it - it would be neat to be able to walk around and enjoy it regularly if one were a neighbor. There is a small green space along the Rush Creek, plus another area across the street. The one along the creek contains several picnic tables. A bridge provides easy access to cross the creek and walk the short trail through the woods. It is a pretty wooded space with a sheer hill. The trail takes you along the base and has a couple of benches along the way. There is also a branch that provides access to the top of the hill. We spotted a young deer meandering through the woods, which was fun to see. This is a great little space to explore! There is a small pull-off available (room for about 5-6 cars) along Park Boulevard.

A very nice park featuring a shelterhouse with picnic tables, basketball court, a wetland area…read morebetween the recreational area and the highway, and a nice playground space. The playground offers multiple slides, baby and traditional swings, climbing structures, monkey bars, and more, with benches nearby. It has plentiful options to entertain and challenge kids. The wetland area is nice to observe. Even with the noise off of the highway, it still attracted a number of birds and other wildlife to see. Street parking is available in the neighborhood.

A nice little park, in Worthington but actually a Columbus park somehow…read more On a corner in a quiet neighborhood, this has a nice shelter, one basketball court, and a big playground. Baby K loved it. Slides, climbing wall, etc. Benches for the parents, and picnic tables. The playground is out in the sun, but there are shade trees all around.