Nice quiet place for an afternoon walk. The riverwalk is probably a mile and a half round trip if…read moreyou start by washing and sycamore. They have a bike rental place and I heard it was free, not sure if this is accurate but I saw a doggy park as well. If you go to foxes tail restaurant there is an access to the riverwalk as well. I think this place is safe, for Indiana lol

It's hard to believe there aren't lots of great reviews of this park. I would say it definitely…read morecontends for the best park in town! First, it has a great location near downtown. It has the Kokomo Arts Pavilion with lots of lawn space too. There's also the canal walk that has a bronze sculpture and a butterfly mural as you approach Washington Street. For activities, there is a baseball field, basketball court, lots of tennis courts, and a pedestrian bridge over the canal to the "Beaches" of Kokomo water park. For younger visitors, there is a delightful bright playground near the pavilion that has a gorilla statue watching over it! And up on the corner, there is a real tank on display. Free parking lines the north border of the park and there is some additional parking in the park on the west end. And the place is so close to downtown that the walk to get something to eat or if you want to shop is really close too! Great job Kokomo! This is a gem of a park! Review #2326

*This review is only for the playground area* We stopped here on our way from South Bend to…read moreIndianapolis. I'm a Mom traveling with 3 boys - 4, 3, and 6 months. I needed a place to stop with bathrooms, but where the toddlers could play while I fed the youngest. This was perfect! It was maybe 7 minutes off Hwy 31 but we weren't in a rush, so no big deal. There's a nature center, but not open the time we arrived. The restrooms are attached to the nature center but luckily accessible from the outside and open when the nature center is not. Restrooms were clean. Just be aware that it's a little hike from the playground. Playground was nice, but in desperate need of new mulch. 2 pavilions but we chose a large tree to provide shade and stretch out under. The grounds are very well groomed and if I lived here, or if I didn't have so many littles, I would have liked to walk the path. Overall a great park!

This was my first visit to Jackson Marrow Park and I am generally a fan. There is a lot of open…read morespace which makes it possible for a 1 mile walking trail with a small amount of elevation change. There is a wooded area of the park that the trail goes by as well. Near the parking area is a large playground area that has a large fortress for kids to run around. There are also some swings, but not much else considering how much space is allotted to the kids. There is also the Kirkendall Interpretive Center which nobody has reviewed yet...probably because it has limited and odd hours, mostly afternoon. Seems a waste to build a facility and then not have someone there to allow visitors come in. Overall, this is a nice place to go for some peace and quiet or walk your dog if you like taking long walks without having to worry about traffic. There are a couple shelters available, but they require some trekking which can be bothersome if you have to haul a bunch of supplies from the parking lot. Review #2316

Baseball fields are crap, union employees not interested in doing anything to keep up the park. We…read morewill never play another tournament here.

This park, though primarily a baseball park with several fields, has a shelter and playground along…read morewith lots of mature trees. The fields look to be in pretty good shape. The playground equipment is spread out among the trees and lets the kids burn off energy running from one piece to the next! There are multiple slides, swings, and there are two fort pieces. The large tower has slides and tubes that the kids can slide down. With multiple slides, the wait is minimal and keeps the descents interesting for them. There is also a shelter that can be used and I saw a remote grill near the playground if the shelter is being used. Lots of parking with two lots to help get visitors closer to the field they are playing on that day. Nice park with more to do than just sit and watch. Review #2330

This is a fine pocket park. Street parking is available to the east which is the side the park is…read morefacing. As you enter there, you see the Vietnam Veterans Shelter with several picnic tables inside. To the left is the playground with climbing, swinging, and sliding equipment. There is also a cluster of benches and a painted bell. To the right, the ground is elevated and supports a fenced basketball area. There are pine trees as well. The small park combines a lot of amenities into the space. Review #2325

Right off the bike/walk path. Clean, colorful splash pad with available restrooms. Benches to sit…read moreand supervise at the edge of the splash pad. Plenty of parking spots in parking lot or on street. Bike racks and bicycle pump provided as well. Quiet area.

Great little splash pad for the kids!! Bathrooms were pretty clean. Easy place to find with plenty…read moreof parking spots. I got here around 11am and the water was already on. Wish I knew the water hours. Over than that this place it really cute

Mohr Park on the south east side of Kokomo has a children's park as well as one of the few dog…read moreparks in the city. After street parking, you can access the two playground areas, a basketball court (no lighting), a small shelter with picnic tables, and a decent sized dog park that has seating as well as obstacles. The only negative I saw was that there was standing water to the west of the dog park in the back area of the park. That cuts down the open play area significantly after wet weather, but the park's overall size still leaves a decent amount of room to move around. Review #2320

This park is very dated and slightly run down. The basketball courts are very dated, the actual…read morepark structures are okay, and the sidewalk to walk is in bad condition.

On the near east side of Kokomo is Waterworks Park. It stretches along the Wildcat Creek and…read moreseemed to be fairly well drained despite recent rains. There is a paved trail that runs through the middle of the park roughly parallel to the creek. The park has some mature trees and benches as well as a shelter with picnic tables on the east end. There are two playground areas and a very nice basketball court. Along the trail near the entrance is an information stand that shows the "Walk of Excellence Trail" that passes through downtown. It was helpful in giving me a sense of how close some of my points of interest were to each other. The west end of the park is mostly undeveloped and could use some attention to either restore it or make some addition. Right now, it was just somewhat of an eyesore. Review #2324

For a town of just over 600 people, they have one of the best small town parks I've found in…read moreCentral Indiana. The park is compact with angled parking lining the entire east side of the park. So, if you want to rent the shelter (with picnic tables and grills), you only have to haul your supplies a short distance. If the town wants to have a celebration, the ceremonies can take place in the gazebo. There are lots of swings and benches for visitors. I also like there is a fenced playground for small kids, and many pieces of equipment for the bigger kids to run around and try out. For kids who may be intimidated by bigger kids dominating a single piece, there are so many other ones to try until the other kids leave. And for kids who get bored easily, having a variety of new tower/slides and old school pieces gives them lots to check out too. In addition to the playground, there are basketball courts, a tennis court, a volleyball court, a soccer field, and a disc golf course. Shade trees, though not big, are all around too. Overall, this is a hidden gem in the northwest corner of Tipton County. Review #2813