This is a small but pretty little park located amidst a busy retail and dining area. The…read morecenterpiece of the park consists of two ponds - one large one visible from the road and a smaller second one in the back. There are trash cans and a few picnic tables around the grassy area, and a paved loop lets you stroll around. There is some parking located along the edge of the park on the side near Dunkin' Donuts if you turn into the parking area for the Dunkin' Donuts Corner shopping center. It can be a pretty quick stop and isn't necessarily a draw on its own, but if you're already in the area, it's a nice little spot.

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.

It's not a huge park but it looks like a place that they probably host community events…read more It's right next to Old Bag of Nails. Parking isn't awful. You can find parallel off Main Street or you can drive into one of the side streets and do parallel. I've seen some parking lots but I'm not sure what they're for... It's cute though! They had a few architecturally pleasing, random things to look at. It was a bit cold so I only walked around for about five minutes.

Awesome place! Scenic views and lots of amenities! I highly recommend this place to individuals,…read morecouples, and families.

Noticed this on the way between a couple of other parks- noticed the playground, specifically. And…read morewhen we went to the one nearest the road, noticed another farther back. K loved the larger playground; small one was fine, but definitely for younger kids. The big one is spread out a bit and has lots of play options. Plus, plenty of benches for tired adults. And a shelter with bathrooms, though in March those aren't open for the season yet. It's a good park in general. Lots of green space, some trees, quite a few shelters, the two playgrounds, plenty of parking, basketball and tennis courts, ball fields... Right in the middle of a growing area, so good for the neighborhood. Not busy on a spring weekday. We'll be back someday, though it's far from our usual routes.

I watched the eclipse here and it was a wonderful setting so, of course, I had to write up a review…read moreto tell you all about it. It's located in Powell, a hop, skip, or jump off of 315. It's pretty freakin' big and while I only explored a portion of it, what I did experience was great. For starters there is plenty of parking and they have restrooms on site. There's also a couple shelter areas so you can stay out of the sun or have a picnic. What I loved most was that there is a ton of green space, perfect for playing frisbee or throwing around a baseball. It's also well kept and had recently been mowed. While I was there, other than watching the eclipse, folks were playing cornhole and kids were practicing their soccer skills. Off in the distance was a lovely playground area that had swings, slides, and more. I heard there is also a small lake, but I did not have the pleasure of seeing it. Overall, it's a pretty solid park and the community around here is lucky to have such a place.

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.

This is a cute little pocket park located in close proximity to the busy Shops on Lane Avenue area…read more Despite the location, it is a peaceful respite in a small bit of woods. It's a great neighborhood park if you're lucky enough to live within walking distance. There are a lot of crisscrossing trails in this small area (about 2 acres), so this isn't the park to go to if you're looking for a big hike or run. What this is great for is a quick 15-20 minute visit close to town to get a nature refresh, or a place for small children to explore. The younger set found it fascinating to run around and make sure they had seen all of the trails and checked out everything there was to see. It also includes some granite artwork, including an entryway and four benches. A spring visit was perfect because the area is filled with flowers and made for a lovely view. Street parking is available within the neighborhood.

I'd been here before, but didn't realize it was a park. And it isn't, really. The main attraction…read moreis the mural of balloons, for the balloon festival. There's a scrubby grass area, and some low stone "benches." And that's it. Worth a visit to see the mural, allow 5 minutes in your busy schedule.

So many beautiful parks to discover, so little time!!! This hidden gem I "discovered" on a…read morebeautiful fall afternoon while attempting to be more social (and less of a hermit!!) in the Columbus area. It's almost a SIN to be indoors this time of the year, so as soon as the indoor stuff was over, I googled nearby parks and decided to check out Duranceaux. Small(ish), clean, quiet, scenic, right on the river, with just a few people walking their dogs, playing on the playground, and flying kites, what more could you ask for?? There is a nice looking educational facility available for groups on one end of the park and what appears to be an OSU boathouse on the other end. If you're from this area, maybe you're already away of this great, tucked away, "secret" spot, but I got the feeling even a few locals might not know it's there. Worth checking out... ENJOY!!

A long skinny park along the river, as is common in this area. We entered from the north, but if…read moreyou're going to the playground (as we were) or the shelters, nature center, etc., I suggest entering off Dublin Rd. The long drive down has plenty of picnic tables, etc., but not many spots to park. The playground is small, but nice. Right near a shelter, with a lot nearby. Shade and benches handy for the grownups. There's a big building that looks like a lodge house, where a wedding was going on. Signs say there is an "education center"- may just be a nature trail? It's south of the playground somewhere. A great resource for the community, and worth a return for more than just the playground.