Prices are too high. 5 bucks for a hotdog and 14 bucks for a chicken basket. Fields are nice but…read morethe concession stand sucks.

A collection of sport fields, I am sure that this park serves the community of Hoover, Alabama…read morewell. The area is well maintained and clean of debris and offers a common area for a concession area and a place to chill during the game.

As a regular at Rhodes Park I will admit that every time I visit I break the law, but I am always…read moresure to follow another law. Hypocritical? Maybe. Because the park is usually empty, and my dog is generally trained to come on voice command, I always let him off the leash here to play fetch (breaking the law!). However, I always pick up after he does his buisness and I will call you out if you don't pick up after your dog (or offer you a scented poo bag). A new city ordinance imposes a fine if you don't pick up. I love the large trees that provide plenty of shade on hot days. The only reason I don't give this park four stars is because it has so much potential to be better. My guess is that at one point way back when, this park was well landscaped and maintained. The city does a good job of keeping it mowed, but it could be so much more. Maybe one day the three parks on Highland Avenue will get some attention.

Rhodes Park is yet another one of the numerous green spaces to get out and enjoy in the 'ham. The…read morepark is like a big bowl within the Highland Park neighborhood, and there's a big open space on one side that's great for throwing a frisbee around. Parking is pretty easy to find in spaces along the roads circling the park. If you're hungry after all that exertion, then Rojo and the new O'Henry's are just a couple blocks away, and you can sit on one of the patios there and enjoy the view out into Rushton Park.

Great place to meet your human and doggy neighbors!…read more The park is spacious enough that, even when it's filled with people on a nice day, you still have plenty of room to lay down your blanket and have a picnic. It is super dog friendly, so be careful where you walk, but that's really the only semi-negative thing that I can come up with. As long as it's not freezing or raining, the park always has at least one person in it. And, with Green Central Station right next door now, you can rent picnic stuff or crochet to enjoy in the grass. My absolute favorite thing about the park is that it houses Do Dah Day every year! Definitely an event that can't be missed.

Fun park. Good for dogs, humans and everything in between…read more There are a few benches to host a picnic, there is also a paved path for waking and enough shade or sunning spots. There are no toilets which can be inconvenient. Also some people don't pick up mans best friends poo so careful where you step.

East Lake Park has the potential to be a nice Park, but (at least on the morning that I was here),…read moreit seemed unattended and could use a bit of cleaning and upkeep. There were overturned garbage cans and trash strewn about. Maybe it was just from an event or something. Still, again, it is a nice enough park and I enjoyed walking around the lake.

With some improvements, this could be a really nice park. It is a place that I had not even known…read moreabout in the past. But when they provided an opportunity for kids to come get and fly a kite over spring break, we jumped at the chance. The side of the park we were on just had street parking or you could park further away at the community center. We opted for the street. The park itself seems like it could really use some updated. I bet when this park first opened, it was amazing. But years of wear and tear are inevitable. And at some point, a large overhaul is in order. The lake was really cool and my kids enjoyed seeing the ducks. I had no idea we had a lake like this with a park in the city. Overall a really cool park that really needs updates. That leaves it A-ok in my Yelp book.

This park is used for practice and various organizations games. It's a pocket park in the middle…read moreof a quiet neighborhood. The park itself is great but often times the people are jerks with the trash they leave around. One long time homeowner has put their home on the market and purchased a smaller home because they were tired of cleaning up trash every day. Too bad people can't be identified and have a Yelp review done.

Well maintained park with ducks, a kids playground, walking trail, catch and release fishing, etc…read more Parking can be annoying and there is no restroom so be mindful of that.

Beautiful park! Park has had updates. Has a playground, bridges, lake pavilion and plenty of ducksread more

Free to the public, "Get fit while you sit" annual Event ran by tv personality DJ Maestro,…read moresponsored by Commissioner Sheila Tyson. Awesome workout. Prizes "including large screen tvs,, line dances led by well known line dance creator and recording artist BIIG MUCCI. 100 year old woman, 99 year old and 94 year old women exercising in the crowd were honored at the event. Saturday event free ball

Came here for a high school graduation. Very nice and spacious building. Parking inside the gates…read morecan be a bit hectic but you can park in the shopping center lot across the street.

We stopped by here to stretch our legs and have a picnic. Our initial impression was how the park…read morewas big We love this park. They have 4 playgrounds located in the area with picnic tables scattered throughout. We love how the playground floors are the ones with the rubber mats. The playground seems new and if I lived in the area, I would definitely take advantage of this beautiful park!