Visiting from out of state and staying across the street from this park. I've taken walks each…read moremorning, and I believe this is one of the most beautiful and well laid out parks I have ever seen.

We were just driving by and noticed how inviting this park looked even in the midst of all the…read moreconstruction.. We were just drawn to it. It offers nice view and an awe inspiring jealousy of the guy on the hillside. I wanted to knock on their door just to see if they would let me on the deck. It is well done and spacious and isn't crowded at all, even if though were were there around bike week.

Great park! Lots of picnic benches, clean new restrooms, water fountains and an awesome art…read moreinstallation about the history of the area. Nice for having lunch outside or taking a walk.

This stop was definitely not what we expected, but you can get a great view of the city from the…read moretop of this park. The statues are neat, but they are very old and they are more for education than for children to play on. I really liked how accessible the park was and how much information it gave. I would definitely recommend bringing children ages 5 to 8 spend some time here; I think they would really enjoy it. And as I said for adults, there is always that amazing view from up top. There is plenty of parking across the street and there's also a little building that was closed when we arrived, but it looks like they sell drinks and treats during regular business hours.

Dinosaur Park is a fun little stop, an especially good place for little ones (and big ones) to run…read morearound and stretch their legs. It's atop a hill with wonderful views of the surrounding area. There are mobility ramps as well as stairs to the highest point, so easy for everyone to get to the top. There is a decent amount of parking at the bottom. The gift shop/snack bar is located at the parking lot. LOTS of gift items and the snack bar has the usual hamburgers, fries, hot dogs etc, all at reasonable prices. Nice stop for 30-45 minutes!

Nice, but mostly sized and themed towards the little kids. Eleven year old grandkid asked to go…read moreto a park since it was such a nice spring day. This park was close by so we gave it a try. Except for the swings, the 11 year old is too tall for everything there. That said, it's a pretty good park for the younger kids and there were many of them there under the watchful eyes of the parents in the area. A couple of shaded picnic tables helped make it more palatable for the adults in our group. While I'd recommend this park, we are unlikely to return simply as a result of age related utility.

Looks alone doesn't cut it, when safety and peace of mind is not part of the package…read more People laying on the grass, laying at the front of the entrance of the restrooms, screaming at passerby, iffy by standers, no thanks I'm good!!

Super cute park up near the hospital with grassy areas, a pond, and a lot of little trellis/gazebo…read moretype structures. Tennis courts and a kids play area off to the side. Bonus, good place for pictures.

Nice trail, I would recommend going all season long…read more Have fun........................

Absolutely love the trail just hate the old sour grapes that ride it! They don't smile and act as…read moreif the trail is theirs.

Chuck Lien family park is basically the same area of Rapid City that Hanson- Larson Memorial Park…read moreclaims- the memorial park is a set of trails all over the few hills there and Chuck Lien is a spot of land right in the middle of those trails, as well as one large trail that is easy access right up to M Hill, one of the most well known spots in Rapid City where the giant white M sits along the hill. It's really beautiful area any time of year, and such a pleasant hike around- it's not too difficult or strenuous but it can still get you breathing a little hard and sweating which is a perfect hike to me. Referencing my review on Hanson- Larson park if you plan to visit this area would probably be pretty helpful, I'm repeating a lot of what I said there but I don't want to completely drone on. Basically, have a picture of the trails or you may get lost, and taking the Chuck Lien trail path is the biggest path and super easy to make it up to the top of M Hill, and boy is the view worth it!