Pretty impressive. Tons of facilities, a wide variety of things to do…read more Plenty of parking. Tennis and basketball courts, playing fields, even bleachers. A sand volleyball area. Two playgrounds. Scattered shelters. Bathroom facility building. Big place, well cared for, and a great place to hang out.

Great park in Marysville, OH. Plentiful parking and spacious--though be aware that Google Maps…read moremight try to take you down a one-way road to access it when heading Northbound. In that case, just proceed to the next intersection and make a left. There's new, stylish, and fun playground equipment for kids including a spider-web shaped climbing dome, a rocking boat, and spinning bench. There's also the classic swings, two playground units, and a sandbox. For larger kids and adults, check out the volleyball court and basketball area. We saw a lively family gathering at the gazebo near the playgrounds. Overall, certainly a positive experience worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for some outdoor activities!

On our most recent visit to Blues Creek, it looks like everything has reopened for use except for…read morethe water fountains. There is a restroom facility at the main parking lot, and those have reopened. There is a small playground (a few slides, activities, and a little bit of climbing) on the other side of the lot, along with two open-air shelters with picnic tables. This side also features the pretty pond, which offers catch-and-release fishing, and access to the Shagbark Loop trail, which is a gravel path through a meadow and a wooded section that is the longest available one at 1.1 miles, and is pet-friendly. It connects to the short grassy Bluestem Trail in a meadow, or can be looped back around to stay on Shagbark the entire time. This trail also shows the park's roots as farmland, as you can see old farm equipment in the woods along the way, and there is also a wetland area. If you take the Shagbark all the way back towards the front of the park, you will also encounter Blues Creek. There is another small parking lot available here, along with another trailhead for Shagbark. If you head out past the restrooms near the main parking lot, there is a sledding hill and a trailhead for the grassy Fox Run trail. There is currently a storywalk on this side, as well. You can connect to the grassy Meadowlark Trail. Both trails are pet friendly. They are mainly meadow, but there is a short section that winds through the woods. Blues Creek also has a "Be a Star" astronomy activities available right now as you explore the park - even the story walk featured a book about space. Very pretty and relaxing park!

I really like this park - a good combination of open spaces and wooded areas, the dog park looks…read moreamazing, the bathrooms are clean and there is plenty of parking. The trails sometimes have muddy spots, so come prepared for that, but it's a park, that's pretty normal.

The map of the trails is all color coded and looks pretty straightforward, but all I could figure…read moreout after walking 12K steps (unintentionally) was they call all of the trails the multi-purpose trail with the one exception (Red something trail that was in the woods,). There were no signs or colors for trails along the way. If you decide to venture out anyway on foot, at least bring a gallon of water in the event you have gone the wrong way and need to walk all the way back like I did.

A great park that gets a good amount of use. The city pool is here, there is a big playground,…read morebasketball courts, shelters, an amphitheater, etc. All of the amenities, in a nice rolling wooded setting. Planning an event? Rent a shelter or the amphitheater. There's also an American Legion post on site, hence the park name, and I assume that building is available for rent too. Plenty of parking, quiet but close to the highway, all around a great place to relax and have fun.

This park is absolutely beautiful!! It's also connected to the Marysville Estates Mobile Home…read moreCommunity where my mom lives so it's super easy to access the walking trail from there! I love how convinent this park is as well as the family friendly atmosphere! The walking trail is absolutely gorgeous and offers so many photo opportunities!!

A great, mid-size park in the middle of town. I'd been nearby before but never seen it, and I'm…read moreglad I stopped in. Small parking area near the street. A little building with restrooms. Two playgrounds! A shelter, a basketball court, a bridge to the rear part of the park. Trails there, along the creek. Very nice overall. Shady, a good place for a break on a hot day, and plenty to do.

This is a decent park behind the neighborhoods. I couldn't find a good place to park…read more Access is through the neighborhoods so park on the street; there is a weird little lot at one point, but I wasn't sure if it was okay to park there. A nice playground. Walking paths with plenty of trees and shade. Playing fields. I'd like to have this in my neighborhood, but it is middling as far as Marysville's parks go- there are some true standouts.

I love this park so much. I come here almost every day and am so thankful I live within walking…read moredistance of it! Great playground for kids, tons of room on the path to walk/run/bike, and nice big wide open spaces for a picnic or to just lay out in the sun. This park at sunset is gorgeous. One of my favorite places in Marysville!

Went to the playground in the shaded area at Coffman Park. Great playground equipment. Only issue…read moreis if you have more than (1) child, it may be hard to keep track of them. Also, there is not many places to sit while watching your kids on the equipment.

What a great little, huge in size. park! I loved the bridge and large fields, steam, etc. It was…read morerefreshing! Thanks for keeping it up

A surprisingly large park located right along the highway, and behind Kroger. I had no idea it was…read morehere. I guess it is pretty new. Pulling into the Kroger lot, I noticed a path and a sign for it. The north entrance is along Kroger's side lot; another entrance is in the neighborhood behind it, apparently. I took a short walk on a fairly nice spring day. Woods, a ravine, a stream. Birds, shade, and peace, not exactly in the heart of town but right beside some built-up areas. I'd love to have this in my neighborhood. No bikes, and that's fine- it's for walking, and pausing.