Review for playground only!…read more We came here twice looking for the playground. I mean, it's an elementary school, there has to be one, right? Drove around both sides. Finally looked on Google Earth, and the playground is behind the school in the space between buildings. And it's a good one. Three playsets, of various sizes. Loads of slides, climbing things, etc. A swingset. Really great. However, it's all metal, so on a sunny day the slides were scorching and unusable. No shade. On a cloudy or cooler day, they'd be fine. Baby K had a great time.

It is the best school ever I love it so much I love all…read morethe teachers a Lincoln it is the best like Miss cogar and Mrs Lee .‍‍

The old Lincoln Elem has been demolished, for what I don't know. This is a mile or so away. We…read morewere just here for the playground. And it, or rather they, are fantastic. Only drawback is there is no parking close by, for old dads. Hoof it to the smaller playset, which Baby K loved. Lots to do, a big variety. Then go farther to the two more bigger playsets, also loads of fun. There's a soccer field in between. Some tables by the smaller one. Definitely one to come back to.

Review for playground only…read more Set back behind and beside the building, this is a huge play area. Parking isn't too far away. A few benches for parents. Fenced in, many play pieces. One big playset but also lots of other stuff, some on rubber mat areas. Baby K loooooved it. Lots to climb, big and small. An in-ground merry-go-round. Just loads of fun. Sign says closed during school hours, which of course makes sense.

Review for playground only!…read more Two small playsets behind the school. Parking out front, so a bit far for old folks, or off to the other side of the school. Several benches though. Plenty of shade on the one set. Slides, etc., plus some items I hadn't seen before: a wobbly balance beam, weird "bean" climbing things, etc. Baby K loved it.

Thought for sure I had reviewed this. On the site of the former Shepard library branch, this small…read morepark is shady and pleasant. On hot days like basically all this summer, we need a shaded playground so Baby K doesn't get scorched on the slides, and this is great. Some open space to run around, a small playground, next to the old library building. Nothing particularly special about it except the shade, but a nice addition to the neighborhood. Baby K did like the triple slide. Looks like people hang around the library building, so there is trash, and I kept an eye on the car.

We were just here for the playground…read more There are two, one a small toddler sized one at an apparently private preschool right next door. Then one with multiple playsets and equipment, some old, some new, beside the main school. Tree for shade. A couple of low benches for tired parents. Swings, slides, climbing stuff. Baby K loved it. Great setup for all ages, quiet on weekends, plenty of parking.

Avalon Elementary School has given my family a success story in our journey with autism. Not only…read moreis our boy successful in his academic, he has gradually improved socially and mentally thanks to the wonderful teachers and staff. I would do this again over and over. We love you Avalon!!!

Playground review only!…read more Three playsets, plus some older metal stuff. Slides, climbing stuff. Baby K loved it. Several benches for tired parents. Behind the school, so you'll have to walk a bit from the parking lots, plus there is access to the neighborhood behind the school.

I went to this school for two years in 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 I loved this school so much the kids…read moreare all so friendly and the teachers have great learning techniques and everyone I knew there was so nice! they had hopefully still have a awesome principal and school counselo. that school feels like home to me even if I don't go there anymore due to my age it will always be my home. such loving and caring teachers, I truly recommend you putting your children in this school I made so many great memories at that school. it was the best school I've ever attended by far and I've went to 4 schools so far in my life.

We came for the playground, as usual. Small neighborhood park, literally in peoples' backyards…read more Many yards open right onto it, and when we came everyone was having an Easter egg hunt. There is plenty of green space, and lots of trees. A basketball court, some tables, and a medium-sized playground. Baby K loved it. Several slides, some swings, a tetherball pole, springy animals to ride, etc. Benches and tables nearby for old parents.

This is a cute little neighborhood park. It feels very homey, and I bet it is a real delight for…read morethe neighbor kids who can just walk right over. There were a lot of extra toys around - a big bin of a variety of balls, scooters, riding toys, and more - which was sweet to see. The park itself offers a basketball court area, a little free library, swings, and a playground that includes climbing options, slides, monkey bars, imaginative play areas like a tower, and more. The swing options included tire, traditional, and adaptive. There is plentiful shade with benches and picnic tables around the space, as well. The park itself is well hidden in the center in the neighborhood - I actually circled it the first time - we could see the playground but not the entrance! Make sure you turn onto the little court and you'll find a little space to walk back into it, as it is nestled amongst a number of backyards. Street parking is available.