This is a nice park. It's a good use of otherwise oddly shaped space - long and kind of narrow,…read morealong some train tracks. It offers a tennis court and a baseball diamond. There is a cute little playground with slides and climbing options, toddler swings, and traditional swings, which is located near a small shelter house, which was in use during our visit. It is adjacent to Wallace Gardens, so, at this time of year, you can see the beautiful green fields full of growing plants. There are a myriad of picnic tables and benches between the sports fields and the playground. A real bonus is all of the terrific trees providing a lot of comfortable shade all around. A parking lot is available here. The larger playground is located sort of caddy corner down the street at Wyman Woods, but this was much less crowded and part of it was shaded, so those were some nice perks on a hot summer day!

Lush, green and inviting, McKinley field is a narrow & long park with a playground, picnic area…read morenice for eating take-out or A PICNIC! Baseball field is adjacent to the west of the playground as well as a couple fenced tennis courts. There is really something else cool nearby - a community garden, which began its life as a Victory Garden during the Second World War - residents apply for and garden plots beginning every spring. Back to McKinley Field: The playground is frequently visited during the day by families and their children and the adjacent parking lot by city workers who want some place to relax and eat their food for lunch. It's a very serene place with a beautiful canopy of trees, green, and so calming. Just the right spot and a only few minutes drive to get away from the hustle and bustle of a downtown Columbus workday.

It's quite a nice little playground especially for being near Carriage place. Much of the equipment…read moreis actually pretty accommodating for larger children too!

This park offers a nice large playground, with both a big traditional climbing/slides/monkey…read morebars/etc area, baby and traditional swings, and a somewhat natural-style play area with things to climb and jump on. There is a walking path around the area, which includes sports fields and courts for baseball, basketball, and more. It is also shares a a good-sized parking lot with the Carriage Place Community Center. It provides some nice green space in the midst of a lot of retail.

Noticed this on the way between a couple of other parks- noticed the playground, specifically. And…read morewhen we went to the one nearest the road, noticed another farther back. K loved the larger playground; small one was fine, but definitely for younger kids. The big one is spread out a bit and has lots of play options. Plus, plenty of benches for tired adults. And a shelter with bathrooms, though in March those aren't open for the season yet. It's a good park in general. Lots of green space, some trees, quite a few shelters, the two playgrounds, plenty of parking, basketball and tennis courts, ball fields... Right in the middle of a growing area, so good for the neighborhood. Not busy on a spring weekday. We'll be back someday, though it's far from our usual routes.

I watched the eclipse here and it was a wonderful setting so, of course, I had to write up a review…read moreto tell you all about it. It's located in Powell, a hop, skip, or jump off of 315. It's pretty freakin' big and while I only explored a portion of it, what I did experience was great. For starters there is plenty of parking and they have restrooms on site. There's also a couple shelter areas so you can stay out of the sun or have a picnic. What I loved most was that there is a ton of green space, perfect for playing frisbee or throwing around a baseball. It's also well kept and had recently been mowed. While I was there, other than watching the eclipse, folks were playing cornhole and kids were practicing their soccer skills. Off in the distance was a lovely playground area that had swings, slides, and more. I heard there is also a small lake, but I did not have the pleasure of seeing it. Overall, it's a pretty solid park and the community around here is lucky to have such a place.

Looking for playgrounds, this one turned up not far from our house, and man, it's an amazing…read moreplayground. The park has open space, and a few basketball courts, and a small building that I assume holds restrooms. But we were here for the playground, and it is huge, and diverse, and unusual, and fun. Baby K loooooved it, and we will be back. Nothing like other playgrounds, it seems to be unique. Lots of things to climb on, stuff that bounces, educational areas, plus swings and slides and all. A lot of it is accessible to kids of any age and ability. For the older kids there are cool climbing areas, etc. It was busy on a Saturday so in the interests of health we did not stay long, but hopefully on weekdays it is quieter. Nice sized parking lot, easy access, clean and fun.

This was my first time to this park and I was impressed!! It's great for kids of all ages and…read moreabilities!! One of the most handicap accessible playgrounds I have visited. There are restrooms available and covered seating areas. There isn't much shade so take that into consideration in hot days!

Cooper Park is a small neighborhood park. It's located off of Cooper Road. There's a playground and…read moreopen space. It has a good parking area. There's also a trail connecting it to other parks. If you're looking for the park it's along Cooper Road. It's just past the intersection. There's a parking lot with more than enough spaces because it's never too busy at the park. It's connected to the Alum Creek Trail, which runs along the creek. This is a good stopping spot. It doesn't have restrooms but it has a shelter house and water fountains. There's good open spaces for playing and sports. It's not big but Cooper Park is nice. It's connected to the bike trail so you can get around to other parks. The park offers very good views of the creek along the way.

Nice park- big open grassy area, some trees alongside. Decent parking lot. Small playground, some…read moreswings and a merry-go-round plus a climbing/sliding structure, but out in the sun so Baby K couldn't use the slides for fear of scorching her legs. Ball diamond, etc. We might be back on a cooler day.

We wanted a new walking path that is more scenic than our usual path. We drove here on a Sunday…read moremorning. It's a large park, with plenty of paved paths. There are plenty of parking areas as well. There are several sports areas, for football, baseball, soccer, and basketball, with porta potties placed throughout. There is also an outdoor fitness station that we were impressed with and look forward to going back to use when it isn't wet out.

Great community park. Large sports complex covers nearly everything you can think of thats…read moreoutdoors. Clean. Safe.

We were here for the playground, but it's an impressive park all in all. Lots of green space,…read moreplenty of shade. Tennis courts, a little shelter, other areas with tables. The playground is mid-sized and has loads of options- climbing, swings, slides, and more. Benches for tired parents. We weren't sure the playground was there when we pulled in the lot. Walk straight back past the trees, or rather follow the curving paths. The play equipment is back there, and brown, so a bit hard to see. Parking lot is fair sized. Easy access off the not-busy end of Tuttle. Also a playground across the street at the school.

Llewellyn Farms Park offers a nice greenspace with some good amenities. There are tennis courts,…read morebasketball courts, a playground featuring swings, slides, tunnels, and climbing structures, a gazebo with benches, and a patio area with picnic tables. The playground has some nice trees for shade nearby and benches, which would be nice during hot days. There's a short paved walking path around the park, as well. The park is located next to a neighborhood, so it might be possible to extend a walk/jog by heading that way. There's a small parking lot right off of Tuttle Road.

Another favorite of Baby K, and a good park all around…read more Driving past, she didn't see regular playground stuff so was disappointed. It's a newer park, with sort of modernist play equipment. Once she tried it out, she loved it. Right now the big treehouse/slide area is closed, but there is a toddler playground, and swings, and the whole area has a soft rubber surface plus some "hills" that she liked running across. Nearby are several "porch swings" that are popular, plus a railroad station-looking shelter with bathrooms. There's a "Presidential Grove" of trees, and some open areas. Plenty of parking to the west- come in from the library lot. A great park, in a handy location. We'll be back.

I like the addition of the sprinklers but the area is quite small and gets congested quick with…read morekids running around. As well, the playground isn't anything to brag about. The 2 slides have obstacle course you must climb to get to them and I can easily see kids getting stuck at top or falling. There's a lot of open space and I was very bummed to see how small the water area is and the park in general. This is definitely the worst splash pad in Columbus. Stinks because we live in Westerville. Hands down I'll still continue to travel to Powell, Hilliard, Delaware and Dublin before I come back to this extremely small park... The shelter is super small. Only positive in my eyes are the swinging chairs that watch the splash area and the bathrooms. Westerville you really disappointed me with this!!