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    Pirate Park

    3.9 (73 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:45 pm

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    Brenda L.

    The good: Arrr, matey this be a fine and golden park! This is the treasure! There's a parking lot right by the park but also street parking. The park is small and gated off but it's so unique and awesome for little ones' imaginations. There's a giant ship, a little boat, a treasure chest, footprints, skull rock and a x on the ground marking the treasure. I like how there's a slide integrated into the rock and boat and how it's solid and smooth cement. The park is downtown so it's walking distance to restaurants for a good combo day of play and eat. The bad: There's an area with a vertical ladder that's meant for climbing up and not down but it seems a little dangerous. The interesting: There are so many cool trees and plants around the park including bamboo, pine tree and palm trees. The palm trees add to the island feel with the pirate theme.

    Cris S.

    It's a cool place for the kids to play. No area to sit for the parents. Not really shaded.

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    Elizabeth T.

    What a cute park! My girls are 5 and 7 and we spend some time here early in the morning. They were done after about 20 mins but probably would have played longer if we had friends with them. It is unique and cute but definitely small. There are so cool looking businesses near by, including a bakery and Italian place. It is a cute place.

    Pearlina K.

    Nice little hidden park. Not much play equipment, meant more for small kids who just like to run around. There's no restrooms available. For the most part it's a clean park but there was some graffiti inside the play bridge/tower

    Candace F.

    Not open on the weekend. Only week days 9-4pm. It's not really a park. No grass. It's just a small playground. Looks cool tho.

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    The most beautiful playground in the area is only open 9am to 4pm on week days. What is the point of that?

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    7 years ago

    . My 5 yr old son loves this park, been going sonce he was 2. Good park for kids to play in, wish was a lil bigger.

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    8 years ago

    Great place for my son. Loved the ship and acting like a pirate. Great location near the station. Friendly part of town

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    9 years ago

    I came across this park and omg my kids loved it . I will recommend this park to all my family and Friends . We will be back soon .

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    9 years ago

    It's a pretty nice concept, it's just pretty worn out and not too clean. Wish it was bigger with more things to do.

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    10 years ago

    Amazing best birthday party for my 6 year old Son! Thank you to all the amazing staff and actors!

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    The floor is padded, the ship, skull cave, treasure and fort are awesome to play, climb and use their imaginations.

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