Wonderful park and such a treasure to the town. As the name suggests it is kept up by volunteers…read more They do a great job! There are many different paths to walk and always lots of people and dogs. They also have event spaces and sports areas. The bridge over the river is nice to stand on and watch the water. Just don't let your dogs off leash as I read about someone losing their dog in the current. There are a few places to access the water and it is too strong for anyone. There are some nice paths over some ponds where you can see all types of ducks, geese and turtles at times. Plenty of free parking and close to town.

Great park to take a stroll in, this park is huge. The location of this park on the Rogue river…read moremakes a magical setting for a wonderful walk or ride around in nature. There are a lot of parking spots at this park and you just keep driving and driving and it just seems to go on and on. We found a shady spot to park in and I got my dog and my lunch and headed out for a bench. While we ate we could see many people out enjoying the beautiful scenery. There are multiple ponds that have fish in them if you want to fish or take a child fishing. Remember you need a license if your not a child. Cool thing is that the bike riding trails were paved and smooth, well marked trails are easy to follow, plenty of trash cans along the way. This park is really clean also. There is an abundance of squirrels, ducks, geese. There are clean bathrooms and a great kids play area that is also big. We enjoyed the flowers and everyone was friendly and nice. Recommend

Stopped in grants pass for one night on our road trip. Found this playground on Yelp because the…read morekids needed to get energy out after our long drive. Other playgrounds in the area seemed sketchy so we found this one and gave it a try. We were pleasantly surprised by how clean and well maintained it was. The playground is amazing and has so many different components to keep the kids occupied. FYI there is a $5 park fee and it's cash only. They should probably make the system an electronic system since many people don't carry cash anymore.

Awesome disc golf course. 18 holes, variety of terrain. Some short, some really long. Some through…read moreand around trees, some over ridges and ravines. I played early July and almost all of the streams and ponds were dried up, but come spring, I could see this adding an extra layer of difficulty to this already extremely challenging course. All holes are very well marked and offer two tee boxes and two or 3 hole placements. Hole 13 in particular was the longest and the pin placement wasn't on the sign, it must have been an extra 250' past the long pin. There is an old dam/bridge/wall that has a bunch of cool graffiti on it adding to the ambiance of the course. Nice flowing river on the south end of the park. Overshoot 18 and your disc could roll down into the water and be toast! Costs $5 for a day pass, well worth the price of admission!

Lovely little (free) park with good parking, easy access to the river, and a nice view of the…read morebridge. We loved the secluded nature of the park, the ducks were fun to watch, and if we had stayed long enough we would seen a nice sunset too. Definitely put life jackets on your kids if you take them here, or actually anyone playing in the water or boating...there is an odd current that kept switching direction possibly from the pumping station.

Such a quaint little park. It's perfect for a Sunday picnic looking out over the river. It's kept…read moreup very well and it's so serene. Not to mention it backs right up to the All Sports Park, so you can just walk over the bridge and you're in a different park.

Went to this park about 3 weeks ago nice park to walk our dogs but was very disappointed to find…read morenone of the public bathrooms open so I had to hurry back to my car in the parking lot and go home which ended my morning stroll. Why can't the bathrooms be open all year round

What a fun labyrinth of different kinds of hiking trails, ranging in degrees of difficulties…read more There's something for everyone. We came here with our two friends each of them having a little one strapped to their backs. Our dog Momo was also part of the group and she particularly loved this walk. At the time we were her in late spring (end of May), we were able to see still lots of wild flowers, but my friend mentioned that Renee were even more a few weeks earlier. The trails are mostly leading through forest area and so you're in the shade most of the time. We took a trail that led us to the peak and we were able to enjoy lovely views over the valley. Note: there's lots of poison oak here. If you have small kids with you, remind them to be vigilant.

This is such an amazing place! There are so many trails at different experience levels. They're all…read morekept up very well too. It even provides maps at the head/parking lot and there are benches/places to rest intermittently. Such tranquility! It's well worth visiting!

Grants Pass has an awesome skate park, we were driving down the road and passed by this skate park…read moreand turned around and went back. There is plenty of parking spots and good to see no non sense going on in the parking lot. We have been to a few skate parks where there were shenanigans going on in the parking lot. We stopped because I used to skate and it cool to watch the different levels of skaters having a great time. I'm 56 now and no more skating, I do have a super cool RC truck that I normally bring to the parks, I didn't have it with me on this trip. It was good to see skateboarders , bike riders and scooter riders all having a good time together. Sometimes the younger scooter riders get a hard time from the older kids. We sat in the shade for about an hour and watched tricks being practiced and tricks being pulled off, it brought back a lot of great memories. It was a surprise to see that not everyone had a helmet on, I know it saved my head more than a few times. Side note, just as we were leaving the police pulled up in the parking lot just to do a walk around. We had a great time and the next time we are in town I will bring my RC truck and add some action shot, recommend

Needs a little love but was by the sound of calming water that had a nice little path to walk and…read morestretch legs

Although smaller than the average dog park I'm used to, there is definitely enough room to play…read morefetch, run around and have fun ... for the dog of course ;) This fenced in area is mostly grassy with a few bare spots of dirt that could get muddy with rain. There are some trees for shade and two picnic tables (the city website says food is not allowed). They also provide water for the dogs, but I couldn't figure out how to turn on the spigot to fill the bowl. Maybe that's just user error! You can't see the Rogue River from the park, but you can hear it. There is a paved path nearby that will take you the 100 yards to overlook the rushing water.

After a whole night and awaking we pulled out. It was anamazing quite night. However the morning…read morecame and it was time to pull out. The rig our 40 DP was extremely difficult to get out of park. We caught two Bay doors on a tree that grew sideways and tore our roof on a tree branch. So for bigger rigs this is not the place unless you stay up on the very top loop , which wasn't offered to us.

We really like this park. We've camped here several times when passing through Grants Pass on the…read moreway to CA. Most of the RV sites have trees [lovely ponderosa and oak] and some of the sites face the Rogue River. The hosts are friendly and helpful. Note: if your trailer is longer than 20 ft, don't get site 14 [backup]. It's set on a hairpin turn and between 2 trees. It's doable [we did with our 24 ft], but not an easy back in. We're super thankful for our camping neighbors who spent 15 min guiding us in!!