This is a really pretty area. We had so much fun exploring the boardwalks through the wetlands - we…read morespotted tiny turtles, frogs and tadpoles, egrets and herons, ducks, and so much more! You can get a nice walk in with the looping combo of paved trail and boardwalk/bridges. There are a few shelters and trees around to help with the sun a bit. On the far end is a playground, with a very nice large shelterhouse with picnic tables. The playground is a lot of wood, metal, and climbing nets, and has sections for ages 2-5 and 5-12. By far the biggest draw appeared to be the very tall, fast slide, accessible via climbing net. There are benches available, and play shades available in one section. A nice sized parking lot is available too.

Looks new. It's like the parks and rec teamed up with NIN and said let's create a Goth Industrial…read moreplayground. No color. Just steel and rope. Huge space to roam, hike, see natural habitats and also let the kiddos climb, slide and swing, etc. -- I did not see restrooms. But didn't get to see all the trails. The paths are mostly gravel and natural elements with a touch of modern engineering here and there. Covered shelter picnic area available. (See pics) Cannot see park from the parking lot. So littles with necessary diaper changes and meltdowns may pose a difficult space to take a break in the car. Parking is a trek from the actual playground. Plan accordingly.

This is probably the premier park in Westerville - which is known for its excellent park system…read more The Westerville Parks and Recreation Department is to be commended for our excellent parks. Personally, my wife and I are at the age that we don't use the park very often. However, when our grandkids were here this past weekend, they wanted to go to "that nice park" you took us to last time we were here (over a year ago). Millstone Creek Park offers a little of everything. Nice assortment of playground equipment; accessible; a variety of activities; sports fields; nature/wetlands area; picnic shelter and restrooms. Plenty of parking. My only suggestion for improvement would be the addition of a few more benches for the grandparents who bring their grandkids to the park.

This is a cute park with plenty for kids of all ages to do. An added bonus it's right in town, but…read morethey've made it seem like a little secret spot! Very cute!

This is a smallish municipal park with a player area, but what was really important to us is that…read moreit's an excellent place for a put-in for kayaking the Big Walnut Creek. Just north of here there is a low-head dam currently situated on the Creek. so we needed to avoid that structure, and selected this park as a starting point. there is a nice boat ramp, and although there have been quite a bit of rain the water level had receded overnight, so we had to walk the boats out to the center of the creek. After a little scooting around we were on our way. This is a great launching point, and it made for a great float of about 1-1/2 to 2 hours into downtown Gahanna. Our kayak takeout was Friendship Park, just south of the Creekside area, but you can read all about that and another one of my reviews.

Searching for parks on a hot day, for Baby K to play at, we went to half a dozen. We needed one…read morethat was not busy (at least, not crowded with kids at the playground), that had some shade on the playground so she didn't burn her legs on the slides, and where Dada didn't have to walk far from the parking lot. We got all that here, and so much more. There is a fair-sized playground with several slides, climbing areas, swings, etc. And: an obstacle course with logs, tunnels, little houses to play in, and more. Wow. Plus it's a great park otherwise: shade, plus green space, a shelter with bathrooms, tables, a rain garden, places to fish by a big pond, paths, basketball courts and playing fields, and more. Beautifully laid out, full of fun, we will definitely be back.

As usual, this is mainly for the playground. But the park is nice, with lots of open, pleasant…read moregreen space, a huge shelter, ball fields and courts, plenty of parking, etc. The playground is great. Several areas, for all ages. One of those dance game machines, a toddler area, swings, areas for bigger kids, etc. It was a barely-warm late fall day so we couldn't stay long, but we will definitely be back.

Had a great experience today at Hannah Park with my 2 year old cousin. Only complaint is that the…read moreplayground set is a little too old for her but I really liked the variety of items. I have been to Hannah Park before and I really enjoy the tennis courts and they have a community garden. You should definitely check out this park if you're in the area

Used to live up this way, and most of the farms are now sprouting apartment complexes. But happily…read morethey made this too; some former fields but plenty of mature woods too. I was here for the trails. Smooth, mostly shady, slight rises and dips but mostly flat. Plenty of unpaved trails branching off. Bike, walk, ride your horses. Two small playsets at back lot. Dog park up front. Several decent parking lots. Construction on Walnut and at the entrance currently but it is open.

Always clean, not crowded, everything in working order, safe, patrolled regularly. Water and waste…read moredisposal bags for pets. Safe parking and multiple walking trails, pet play areas, picnic area areas where you can actually build a fire. Love this place.

This is for the playground, which is a minor part of this park- which is the location of the city…read morepool, an impressive place with waterslides, etc. Ball fields nearby, the school, plenty of parking. On a fall day, we searched around for the playground, hidden behind the pool utility building. It's small, but nice, with lots of climbing stuff. And some bouncy rides Baby K loved. Nice if you are here, not worth going out of the way for. It's actually the Eagle's Nest Playground according to the sign, so sponsored by the restaurant I assume.

I really like this "planned" town square, nature path, park... whatever you decide to call it!! I…read moretook my sister here recently before her late afternoon flight back home. What a GREAT hidden gem, so close to the airport and the burbs of Columbus, but yet so far!! I think more downtowns should have a woodsy area to wander and "escape" a bit from the suburban "grind." Plenty of shops, restaurants, and even a brewery to check out, also apparently lots of fun festivals, but make sure you also wander the winding, wooded walkways, a WONDERFUL way to "get away from it all, right in your own backyard!!

Great food, great service, at great prices. I love the old timey restaurants like this one…read more After breakfast, I went down to the creek and let out some farts.

Baby K loved this one, for the mid-size playground that's sort of modernist. There's one of those…read moredance game things, and a lot of slides and climbing stuff. Plus drums and other things to play with. Parking at either end, wish some were closer for old dad. We'll be back. Barely saw the rest of the park, but there is a big activity center and some playing fields.

This is a nice little park in New Albany sequestered between a neighborhood and a country club…read more They have a decent playground, a couple of air buildings for indoor sports, a nice bathroom facility, and a walking trail that appeared to connect to some other neighborhood trails. The park sign said it closed at dusk, which we didn't realize until we left after dark. It didn't occur to us to leave earlier because all the lights were still on in the shelter and bathroom area, and the bathrooms stayed unlocked! There weren't many other lights but we were just sitting in the shelter since no one else was there. There is a shelter that is reservable--we saw signs on it from previous reservations that weekend, but I'm not sure how much it is. There's little enough city light around that you can actually do some stargazing after dark. All in all this is a great park!

A local favorite for quaint self time after work, it has many trails that can be alternated each…read morevisit. The baby owls love it!

Inniswood is one of my current favorite places to walk. It has beautiful paths smooth, many of…read morewhich are ADA accessible, and a few dirt ones, as well as little boardwalks. Not only is it a great space to come explore and learn about different types of plants, but it's pretty friendly for all ages! They have a little play area and a treehouse, as well as a path called the storybook trail where there are signs and illustrations for a nature based story along the path- all at small children's height. There are always parts of the park that are secluded, even on busy holidays or weekends - it's easy to find a peaceful place to sit, paint, journal, or relax away from too much noise. There are many benches all over so plenty of places to sit in the sun or shade.

Great play area - they have some swings and lots of places to climb with a few slides. There is a…read moreplay area for smaller toddlers (2-5) and another for larger kids (5-12). There is also a small shelter close by to at you can rent and bathrooms (sign says they close late Oct to mid-April). We will be back!

The playground at Huber Village Park has its own name, I guess, and it is a pretty impressive…read moreplayground. Looking like a castle from the parking lot, it is big, with assorted equipment for all ages. Several benches for parents to relax in the shade while their kids go nuts. Swings, slides, "rocks" to climb, rope bridges, etc., etc. Baby K had a blast. Small drinking fountain outside, not very toddler-friendly, so bring a water bottle. There are restrooms not far away in the park. Plenty of parking.