Pretty small park, best for kids 5 and up. Has a couple of swings, one slide, some other climbing…read morethings and that's about it. Tends to have a lot of trash even though trash cans are near by. Also features tennis and basketball courts.

The park and fields seem great; however, with all these kids there must be something done about…read morebathroom facilities! Bathrooms are closed with only a few Port-o-potties that had NO toilet paper by 1030am the morning of soccer games. Thank you to the kind soul that left the wipes, because my child had to poo. May whoever you are, may you be blessed for doing that!

This just happened. We took our 14 LB pug puppy (7 months old) to the dog park on Glebe Heights…read moredrive off lock haven road in Edgewater/Mayo. We take him there at least once a day so he can run free without a leash. When we arrived there was only one car (VW JETTA WHITE) in the parking lot. There is a large dog park area there and a small dog park area. There were two Boxers approx 60 lbs each who were in the SMALL dog park. We took our Pug over to the fence and politely asked the young lady who had the boxers to move to the large dog park which was only 20 yards away in a separate fenced off area. She responded with "You bring your dog into this park (small dog area) and let's see how quickly he will become dead" 1EA3120 is her license plate. I had to keep my wife from her instinct to give her "what's for" which would have been a beat-down. Instead, we cooled our jets and left the park. Went to a different park down the road and called the AACO police they sent an officer to speak to us. We did not press charges per her threat to kill our puppy with her big dogs. So, the "Karenicity" in this person was running high. Entitled a-hole Karen is lucky we didn't press charges and she didn't catch the wrath of my wife. We are too old for this. She threatened to actually have our dog killed simply because she was feeling entitled and too lazy to move her big dogs to the large dog park.

Bottom Line: A very quiet, seemingly underutilized park with a playground and fields…read more I am thankful for the green space that is known as Arnold Park but after living near this park for over nine years it is still a bit of a mystery to me. Over the years I have visited this park on many occasions and I am almost always the only one there. Even on weekends when I think the fields would be in use I seem to be the only one there. When does this park get used? There are several fields/baseball diamonds and as far as I can tell, one of them is even lit. There is also a playground which was just replaced in late 2023. I wish the park had a paved path that looped around the whole park but unfortunately it doesn't.