Cute little park hidden in a neighborhood behind the hospital and with easy access to the…read moreinterstate. Great play structure with a few slides, big kid and baby swings, tire swing, and teeter totter to name some features. There's also a basketball court and a baseball field for plenty of options to play and run! Lots of planes fly over which is an added bonus for the littles to see.

Perfect spot in downtown Dover for kids to play after going to the Children's Museum or out to eat…read more They have a splash pad that's usually open in the summer as long as there isn't a drought advisory. The park has a fun "music" area with outdoor xylophone type instruments and drums. Swings, Slides, Splash pad, and Sand areas to play. It can get a little busy and on one occasion there were some interesting characters skulking about. There is parking on either side of the park. Water fountain available. Some shade available as well!

This is probably one of the coolest playgrounds we've been to. Didn't expect to see it. We were…read moregoing to the children's museum and then came out to a really cool playground. I liked all the different swings. They really are inclusive. All the different things that require the kids have balance. The slides are a little scary but my son did like them. There's definitely a lot of people when we went. Seems to be a visited place especially on nice days which I get but we would love to go back especially if they have a splash pad. I mean, I honestly think it's a very neat park that has lots of different things to it. You definitely can't get bored there and it seems to be inclusive to everyone, not just able body.

94 degrees outside today wasn't hot enough for the town to turn on the water at Amesbury Park…read moresplash pad. Ruined our Memorial day weekend plans.

This a seriously amazing park! It has play structures for every age and is made out of materials…read morethat don't get crazy hot in the sun. For the biggest kids there's a mini rock wall and super cool climbing structure. There are a ton of swings and loads of benches. There's a section of benches with a canopy over it for shade and a bunch more under some nice big trees. Best of all they have a splash pad! There's a tube like thing that mists for the little ones and some big jets that shoot up for the older kids. There's also a nice walking path by a small man made pond. Before they renovated there was frisbee golf though I'm not sure if that's still there. And they also have a public restroom. My pictures won't do it justice, this park rocks!

This hidden gem is worth finding! We spent a few awesome hours here on a weekday. It was quiet when…read morewe got here but more kids came later in the morning. They have picnic tables and a decent amount of shade for the morning hours at least. Loved the sandbox and the fact that there were toys for us to play with in it! One of the swings is broken and there's no bathroom. There's also a water view and graveyard next to the swings which was interesting. Plenty of parking!

Excellent playground. Well maintained with water views. Nice!read more

Such a great spot to bring the family for some outdoor fun! There are multiple basketball courts, a…read morepool that is open to the public and also offers swim lessons, and an awesome playground! There is a walking trail behind all of this that looks like it may be stroller friendly- we haven't ventured to it yet. No bathroom at the playground or basketball court but the pool should have one. Not sure if you can use it when the pool isn't open.

New to town, and was looking for a park as much as we loved our one we where coming from. This will…read moredefinitely be "our" park. My daughter LOVED the music part, and the swing that I could go on with her was a big hit.

This is a great park for the littles. Designed for the 2-5 set. Love that there is a really…read morespecific little slide for the littlest ones with fun spinning pieces with letters and numbers. Clearly train play sets are big in the Andover area (I get it, I get it) but it's fun and new which is a win. Lots of fun, safe fenced in space. Clearly this place has been renovated recently too. Lots of fun things to climb on, rock and roll on and be a little kid on the run. Lots of fields adjacent. I'm a fan of this little park. We had it all to ourselves on a sunny Sunday. Definitely a win!

Great park off the beaten path in Rye! They have a sports field out behind the playground,…read morebaseball, and basketball. It appears that dogs are okay as a few were there while we were. They have bathrooms but they were locked when we were there- might be a seasonal thing or only when a sports activity is going on. Plenty of parking! If you live in the area or are driving through and need an area to let the kids (and dogs) run around, then this is a great stop!

I love to bring my kids here- the place is always clean, they have lots of places for parents to…read moresit. You can order food right there or they have a full delivery service with Brookside pizza down the road. I love the climbing area with the slides- I'm able to play with my children. You can let your kids basically have free roam of the place. The only reason I give a 4 star review is because of the price structure. They go by height rather than age. So a short 6 year old costs less than a tall 3 year old. However I can see why they do it- because not all parents are honest about age. Between food, admission and snacks it's easy to drop $60-80. Admission for my two kids is $30, whether we arrive when they open or an hour before closing. It would be nice to offer a cheaper rate for parents who arrive later in the day. Or maybe a frequent flyer card where you can purchase a certain number of visits in advance for a discount. Be sure to get a card because with each visit they punch the card and you can earn a free one. I love Friday nights because they often offer something f special like Glow night, hands on reptile shows and other fun activities. This place really is great for kids especially on a cold or rainy day when you need to get the kids out of the house before you go crazy yourself. We would come more often if it was more affordable.

It's a good place for a few hours of fun for younger kids. Lots of jumping and obstacle courses to…read morekeep them busy. It was fairly slow on a Saturday which was a positive as far as the kids getting to have full access to stations. The cafe is a bit bazare, as I'm not sure the teenagers working there really were trained on how to cook the product. It took a good 40 minutes to get a pizza (and we were the only people who ordered). There was plenty of parking and was well maintained. $15 per child $5 per adult. They also have free WiFi.

Deering Oaks, a 55 acre park in Portland, was created in 1879 by then City Engineer William Goodwin…read more(DYK: the park didn't have lighting for almost a century!). His hope was that "The Oaks" would be "a public breathing space". Over the years, the park has evolved - in 1883 the bandstand was built, in 1887 the duck house and fountain were installed, in 1894 the Castle was built (as a hut for ice skaters to warm themselves), and in 1902 a playground was built. Fast forward to current age and Deering Oaks is the home to farmers' markets, the Festival of Nations, performances of all kinds, Twilight in the Park, and a whole host of other amazing events. We've truly done an excellent job at making it a unique-to-Portland area where people truly can decompress and enjoy nature (I almost touched a squirrel here once, but he realized I had no snacks and quickly lost interest; next time... next time...; it was also the home to our rare great black hawk for a spell). Yes, there parts of the park that might be "a little rough", but all in all it's BEAUTIFUL. Spring and summer brings on a million shades of green and wee ones playing in the wading pool; autumn is positively ablaze with orange and red hues; and during winter you'll see the tree with long arms covered in lights, along with hockey and ice skating on the pond! For me, it's one of the best representations of the seasons that Portland has. Here's my suggestion to you: if you see there's trash in the park, be a good citizen, and pick it up. Let's continue to make it the space that Wiliiam Goodwin had planned for us 'lo those many years ago!

Duck poop all over lol watch where walk on the pathways. Free parking by the entrance by ranger…read morestation.