Quiet, green, clean in early afternoon during the week. The trees were beautiful and lots of…read moresitting areas. Didn't explore much, wrong shoes on Will visit more often as it's close to home.

Overall, a pleasant park to get out and just unwind from the daily grind. I enjoyed walking the…read morewalking trail and for a Thursday afternoon, it was not overly busy, but there were several people there.

Always a fun place for all ages. Playground, creek, splash pad and ball fields…read more Well lighted and safe.

Just moved to SH & was excited to bring my kids here today. Lots to do including splash pad, fun…read moreplayground & bb courts

6/10/23: in Jim Warren Park in Franklin, TN. Really beautiful park with a pond, picnic area,…read moreplayground. We did the rivian test driving there. Apparently it also has a skatepark, tennis courts, football fields.

I've come out here 3 different times over the last 2 years and not once have I been able to use the…read morebaseball field. Does anybody ever wonder why the players from the Latin America's are better than Americans? They have baseball fields and live at them, day and night. We have baseball fields, yet they are locked for the local rec leagues to use. How are baseball players supposed to get better when the community park that has the fields are consistently locked? Who does that benefit? If it's for the community, open up the gates and let the kids play.. change the culture..

I really enjoyed the hike I did, even if we didn't finish the whole thing (turned around to avoid…read morethe incoming storm). Harder than I expected due to elevation but still doable for mobile and stable walkers. We did the Alexander trail. I liked the little library at the front of the park. Lots of space for dogs and kids to play.

A great place to hike, walk, or just hang out. Some truly great views from the higher trails and…read moreoverlooks. Great open space for pets or to sit and relax. Some easy trails, some more difficult (steep) trails.

Cool, little park! It's a great place to escape during your lunch break if you work in Columbia. I…read morepicked up some lunch and sat on the wall, near the water. It was in the early afternoon on a weekday, so there weren't many people there. I saw a few people walking. It's a great place to "get your steps in." If you have kids, it would be good too bring them there to play basketball on the court.

Aspen Grove Park is tucked away just off of Cool Springs Boulevard between business/office space…read moreand retail plazas. The plaza it sits directly behind houses McAlisters, Moe's, Burger Up, PF Changs and more. The main entrance is located on Aspen Grove even though the address shows Cool Springs Boulevard. When you pull in, you pull into a small parking lot, a brick building that houses the restrooms to the left, start of the trails to the right and then a nice brick pavilion that houses several picnic and patio tables, a fireplace/grill and a little free library station. Just beyond the pavilion is a grassy area and playground. The park has one main trail with four off shoots creating 5 paved trails each ranging from .10/mile to .60 mile. If you make a few laps you can make a nice distance out of it. Most of the trails end and start in the park area, however one ends/starts near Core Life eatery. All the paths are paved and 90% of the trails are covered in foliage. The trails also feature a few cool bridges that cross the creek, and there are a few grill/picnic areas along the trails as well. I have driven by this park for years now, and honestly am surprised at the space and trails. I am impressed with the simple layout, covered trails, cute creek and the calm that it brings, even in the middle of retail and office suites!

Absolutely beautiful and immaculately clean! This is such a pristine location with many different…read morebirds for us avid birdwatchers. My brother used his Audubon app to attract all different kinds of birds we don't typically see in Cali. So much fun. The stream is running pretty hard right now and it's full of tiny trout. The trees are green and full of leaves. We definitely enjoyed a lovely morning in the park!

Great little neighborhood playground! I wish that more neighborhoods around here had playgrounds in…read morethem. Little Tikes equipment, with a couple things to climb and slide, an animal matching game, tic-tac-toe, and a separate climbing structure. Two baby swings and two regular swings, and a truck. Very safe as it is on a cul-de-sac, and lots of grass to roam around too. Has a trash can but no bathroom since it is just a little neighborhood. We enjoyed stopping here! One swing needs some fixing but otherwise fun! Great reason to consider living in Champan's Crossing!

No amazing nature views but lots of people watching to be done with men doing pull-ups in the…read moreparking area, people playing sports, and construction on houses nearby. It's next to the Sports Complex and Miss Peggy's Dog Park. Many people walk their dogs here and some let their small dogs out of the car without leashes. There's plenty of space to park and many paths as well as calm neighborhoods for dog walking. I was a bit surprised with how clean the paved walking area was considering there weren't many (maybe any?) trash cans. Tower Park is a convenient stop with people watching, a dog park, and other amenities, but I enjoyed Concord Park a lot more and it's a short 3 minute drive away.