One of the better parks of my childhood. Great picnic benches, playground, pond, fountains, and…read morewildlife.

Beautiful park to get out and spend time alone or with family. There are two lakes that you can…read moreaccess for fishing,two playgrounds, walking paths and plenty of picnic tables, gazebos and green space to just hang out. There is plenty of parking nearby. There was a young kid there today making balloon animals for anyone who wanted one and was selling them for $1. Very kind and talented young man, and he was only 11 years old. The park grounds crew were there ensuring the grass was cut, watered and clear of debris!

Such a great park with a paved walking path and bigger playground area. There were ponds for people…read moreto catch and release fish. There was a story for little kid to read throughout the walking path at the pond. Overall great way to spent a Saturday evening here with the kids and our dog. There were at least three parking lots and were not busy at all. There were quite a few gnats though in the evening time near the pond area.

I really enjoy the park itself and feel like it has a lot for the kids to do and it's very large…read more There's a large walking trail, a pond, and so many kids activities. The dog park portion, however, is hit or miss if it's open or closed, which is frustrating, especially if you don't live close by and have to drive all the way over just to see the sign that says closed. For example super not super hot. Just a nice day and of course it's closed which is really aggravating. I would try to go to. It's typically for your dogs instead of making the trek over.

The features of this 90-acre park are its 3-mile hiking/biking trail and 15-acre fishing lake that…read moreborder Dardenne Creek. There's also a soccer/lacrosse field. Much of the greenway, however, has been left in a natural state with a restored wetland and native prairie.

What a great little park! Focused on the grounds of an old one room schoolhouse built in 1914…read more This little hidden gem has the four classic playground staples in original metal. A merry go round which really gets moving! A metal slide which can pick up speed! Real see-saws that require passengers on either side and two good swings! Not much, but great in a small playground when no one else is there! We had fun for hours!

Minnie Ha Ha is a good-sized, flat park with plenty of walking paths, several playgrounds, some…read moresports fields, a view of the river. The flatness scores some points with me. Also the trees do. Many of the walking paths are shaded. Another reviewer mentioned the mosquitos; those can be a problem here. Several parking lots of various sizes.

Such a cute park for a walk. One drawback would be the amount of mosquitoes i encountered. There…read morewere some parts shaded and some part not. Overall a relaxing place. There were several small playgrounds for the kids as well.

For what it is now Peruque Valley Park supplies its purpose. Though open with baseball fields and…read moresome trails this city park is in ongoing construction. Future plans include additional natural features like wetlands and meadows and more amenities. Currently, there are four ball fields and a paved trail that circles the diamonds. Concessions are open during organized ball games. Restrooms are available but are distant from some diamonds. Peruque Valley also offers green space and a lake for serene visits when it's not busy.

Kirkwood Park is a bigger park than it looks. I've visited maybe three times…read more Features: a community pool, a pond (which is a fowl community pool), a couple of baseball fields, tennis, pickleball, and some other sports areas, a couple of playgrounds, and some trails. Kirkwood Park is not flat. It'll be hilly. Not terribly hilly, unless you hit the trails, and then it's moderately hilly.

I love exploring the city parks available to me. My parents visited with their 1ish yo dog, so we…read moretook advantage of a beautiful morning to walk around here. There were a ton of paved and nonpaved walking paths, recreation areas, water features, various sports fields, and a community garden. Bea got to explore it all! Would definitely return either solo or with friends/family (furry members included)

Love the new Ollies Fun Forest and playground! The playground does have a fence blocking it from…read morethe parking lot, however it is not a fully fenced in playground. We do love that it's an inclusive playground so there's lot of options for everyone to play! There's tons of swings, a zip line, a bigger kid play area and a toddler play-set, a water feature, and really nice nature trail.

If you weren't paying attention you might not notice this park tucked in between the Rec-Plex and…read moreCity Hall. It's got a little bit of everything. Trails, athletic fields, pond and a pavilion to eat lunch at.