This is a small but nice park situated in the historic cocoanut district of Sarasota. It's mostly…read moreused by the neighborhood and community. The park is contained between tamiami trail on the one side and cocoanut avenue on the other. There is some parking around the park. There is a basketball court and also a small children's play area and a tennis court too. People walk their dogs in the morning and afternoon. I wouldnt recommend it after sunset.

Great area for the kids to play. Multiple areas for the kids to play including swings and climbing…read morearea. They also had a basketball court

Great park! See photos - there's a few playgrounds, tennis, full basketball court with SINGLE RIMS…read more, bathrooms, water bottle refill station with the water fountains, a bunch of roof covered picnic table spots, and good amount of parking space especially near the community center entrance. Plenty of field space to let the dog run or throw a Frisbee or something also :) Playground Has a nice main playground, swings for all ages area, smaller playground for younger, and small play area near tennis courts - see photos Restrooms Didn't use but there are two bathrooms - see photos Dog-friendliness Lots of field space for dogs to run/play, although not sure on rules about dogs at this park Picnic area Has a lot of picnic tables, all covered, maybe 10 or more throughout park - see photos

This is a very nice park in.. Wait for it.. Laurel!!! It back up onto the Legacy paved trail for…read morebikers and such. There's a covered picnic area, plauground, grassy fields, and trees. Check out Nokomis Community Park too if you like this one. Great water access for paddlecraft and views there too.

Two full court basketball floors, some tennis courts and great walking trails for this outstanding…read morepark. One may ride bike to Sarasota if inclined, or cross Circus Bridge and bike up and down the Venetian Park Waterway. Clean bathrooms and small nature center. Nice park.

The playground was covered which is amazing with the summer heat. We went after closing so we…read moredidn't get to do the nature center and we also didn't do the trails. We did appreciate the smaller playground for our little one and the bigger playground for our big kids.

Decided to try this park with the little one based on seeing it on yelp. Getting there was tricky…read moreas I was on the other side of the bridge and had to go around and make a u-turn. Signs posted state 2-12 years old...The swings have two toddler and two larger ones. The slides were not based on anyone under 6. The stairs to climb up to them are almost 6 feet tall and not for a toddler. You have to be on your toes If the child switched from one slide to the other side as the height mentioned doesn't allow you to guide them from the ground. There are also two potential fall areas (where they climb up) if the child went away from the slides. There's also a climbing wall for older children. Younger kids are relegated to the swings, steps, benches, and short walk up area. I noticed corn hole concrete boards which is a good addition. We walked over to the trains only to see the main train is only open Wednesday through Saturday til 1PM & the caboose had a sign saying under renovation. There are signs showing reservations available for parties and such with bbq pits.

The park is cute and has a canopy over the playground. They also have bathrooms and a walking…read moretrail. The park is train themed so is nice for the Thomas lovers!

Park playground a 5 star. Also the scenery and layout a 5…read morestar. Short 8 min drive from the house we rented on vacation.. our girls love playground parks. Saw a nice little walking path. Pickle ball and tennis courts surround the park. Also nicely shaded! There was quite a few people out on the day we went. I was excited to see bathrooms being open not always the case when visiting parks. The water refill station near the tennis courts was awesome to see! Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City

Conveniently located with just the right amount of amenities. It's all good. Get outside and get…read moresome exercise. The new courts are fantastic. I am unsure if they are lighted or not. There is a pavilion, and a basketball court and a children's play area. Actually, there are a couple of pavilions. I am not sure of their hours. But I bet you they are open during the middle of the day. So get up off the couch and head to Longwood park.

Inglewood parks are some of the cleanest parks and safest parks you can go to. Jim's bathroom grab…read morebars 9416264296 Great place to take the kids

Thrilled to be the first to review this stunning new park located only a few blocks from Dearborn…read moreSt and the charming food/shopping corridor of Englewood. This park has it all: -clean new bathrooms with baby changing stations -plenty of shade -tennis courts -basketball courts -playscapes for all ages -plenty of park benches and picnic benches -parking -newly paved sidewalks Congrats to Englewood on this shiny new park!

Nice little park and bicycle trail access area with covered picnic tables, water and bathrooms…read more There is a playground and dog up the street fl towards 41 at Bay Street Park This park is primarily and access to Legacy Trail with a visitor center (open Thursdays as of 2025) and some gardens, ponds and trails. Oscar Scherer State Park backside is across the street and Scherer Thaxton as well as some ponds too. Nice natural area to explore. Newer. Peeps have done some great improvements and plantings.

Nice park with a splash pad a d playground. Also a chalkboard wall, sp br8ng your chalk and…read moreartistry. Also ball fields. The spalsh pad is a little slick.. Bathrooms. Picnic area. Nice park. Just past a cell tower. The splash pad fountains go on at different heights and turn on and off. Quite fun for the tykes.

Updated finish of the splash pad. Few benches in shaded area.picnic table.. Looks well maintained…read moreand water was running