Great park for the kids! I love that it's enclosed. We were out of town and the kids desperately…read moreneeded to burn some energy and this was a great place to do so. Lots of shade for resting. My kids had an absolute blast at this park.

Really fun park for little ones. We are out of towners visiting family, and always looking for…read moresomething fun to do with the kids. Built by donors and run by volunteers. It has a castle and rocket motifs, with lots of different levels and activities. The only catch is that it is located on the grounds of an elementary school (fenced, but still,) so is only available outside of school hours.

Really cute well kept park. The bathroom is very clean. The playground looks new and clean and is…read morefun for the kids. The ground for the playground is turf which is really nice. There's also a large basketball court, covered picnic tables, and benches. There's 2 separate play areas for very young kids and then older kids . There's not a parking lot but there is plenty of parking on the curb.

Here to just review the lake. If you're a paddler do not sleep on this lake. Such an amazing lake…read moreto get a little bit of mileage on. I will be back when it's not foggy.

Okay time @ Cheadle Lake Park in Lebanon, OR…read more Even though the path around Cheadle Lake is clean and wide, I would not recommend this area. The path is lined with blackberry bushes, and that equals to massive amounts of vines with thorns. There are also limited areas where dogs could safely sniff around in green space, but doggy bags and trash cans are available. This is, however, a great place for people to fish. We saw 3-4 small groups of people casting their lines to fish. There are also informational plaques throughout the trail about the wildlife, inhabitants, and history. I stopped here one time before, but did not get out of my vehicle to enjoy this area because there were a couple people walking their dogs with no leash and many others just sitting in their cars, which made me feel uneasy.

My partner is a hot springs enthusiast and always seems to have this on his list for how he wants…read moreto celebrate his birthday. The drive out from Portland is long, but after you get here the trip is really enjoyable, we often try to plan a night somewhere closer. It's 12$ for a 2 hour visit, they do take credit cards. We tend to be here mid week mid day so we have not had any issue with parking. There are always other people present, but it has never seemed overly busy. The staff we interact with are always very pleasant. There is a bathroom in the parking lot. It's a short walk up to the hot springs, I'm confident mostly anyone could do this. It's nice to feel like you are in nature. I imagine this was a much more beautiful area before the fires, but I am thankful that it did reopen and is usable. Do make sure you bring some water to stay hydrated while hot springing. Do be aware that sometimes people are unclothed at hot springs. Also know that hot springs are hot and this may not be how you want to spend a hot day. There are multiple pools of multiple sizes which do vary in heat. There is a small stream with cold water running nearby. There are places to sit where you can be partially in the water. If you are planning to walk around a lot you may want water shoes as these rocks can be hot on your feet. We always have a nice time and leave feeling rejuvenated. I keep meaning to look into camping options nearby. I'd love to experience this with some friends on my next visit.

It was a beautiful drive. It is run by a contractor so no park passes are accepted. I think $12 is…read moretoo much, something around $5 would be more acceptable. There is a 2 hour time limit, I think that is annoying (they mark the time on your receipt that goes on the dash of your vehicle). The parking area is tiny and the chalk lines are far too narrow, difficult to put a normal size car in the lines let alone a truck. There are a LOT of rules. Can't do this, can't do that... on and on. But oh, you don't have to wear clothes. It's just over controlled. There is a really gross toilet at the springs -some sort of belt driven system, yuck, a pit toilet would have been better. There were 26 people there when I got there and it felt crowded. I can't imagine the 50 people they allow, that would be ridiculous. The water was nice and warm. I wouldn't rush to go back.

It was winter but a very nice walk. The ducks and geese made the sidewalk a little messy but…read morethat's part of nature!

It's a nice park, in the summer they have paddle boats (or they used to) that you can rent. But…read moreit's still a nice lovely stroll around a beautiful lake without having to leave town to do so.

Everything! The neighbors were gracious, kind and friendly. The grounds were immaculately kept up…read moreand very clean. Different areas for all ages, as well as room for lawn games, etc. Definitely worth the time to visit and see for yourself

It's a great park for kids and families! There are good features here including benches, tables…read moreand play areas.

A great park with a unique play area, swings for babies and big kids, basketball hoops, a big…read moregrassy area, and picnic tables. Its next to a local fire station and has a fire truck themed play structure. Overall it's a great park for kids of all ages!

This is my second time completing this trail. It is very popular so make sure to get here early if…read moreyou don't want to park far from the trailhead. There are dig out restrooms available at the trailhead as well as a trash bin. The trail is easy though there are some boulders you need to scramble over in the lava fields. You will walk along a beautiful river and cross a couple foot bridges and streams along the way. Once at the blue pool you will truly see that the photos you've seen online are not edited! The water is unbelievable. You can walk down to the water but it is not recommended to jump in unless you are experienced. The water is 30 degrees year around and several injuries have occurred here- so be wise and have fun.

It rained the whole drive over it seemed! But the trees kept the hike dry. Free parking and porta…read morepotties at the front entrance. The trail is a fairly easy one but you have to watch where you step. The first .75 miles was quite flat but the next .75 miles was fairly rocky. My husband and I both rolled our ankles at different points. Once you get to the actual spot to see the blue pools, there is one sign that says no biking. At that point, veer off towards the water area to see the pool! We missed it and were in the zone of walking and we ended up going too far! Don't go to the bridge that only has one side to hold on to. That means you've gone too far

It's a very nice old forest trail. There's a bit elevation gain and steps/stairs to take whichever…read moredirection you go. Trail was not very crowded.

We hiked in a day with no rain, so it was cool and a little muddy. But, the falls were beautiful…read moreand I recommend seeing all three of them. If you have knee problems, like I do, there is a steep, but short climb between the lower and middle falls. I had my hiking poles for support and did just fine. There is also more than one parking lot and different ways to access the falls. If you have extra time while you are out in Linn County, I recommend a walk around Cheadle Lake near Lebanon. It was definitely worth the visit and the scenery in Linn County is beautiful!

My girlfriend and I came here for a event called the Northwest Art and Air Festival. It was great,…read moreit was filled with all sorts of venders and tons of food trucks, we ate at this place called Thai Express, they are located in Corvallis on 9th street really good food I'm considering going to their restaurant.

Large and beautiful park. A small creek with ducks and a playground. Lovely park! There's a few…read morehomeless that visit, but never a negative experience.