So many good reviews, and Marissa recommended it, and we had some free time (leaving Sweetie at…read morehome on Mother's Day for some peace and quiet.) Beautiful park, tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. We were there mainly for the playground, of course, but Kid K is getting a bit big for them. At this one, the smaller, "houses" section is clearly for little kids, but she wanted to play there anyway. It is a blast, all sorts of things for them to do. Then it was swings, pretty old-school but fun. Then the "modern" playset, with slides and ropes and all sorts of more athletic things to do. She loved that too. Decent parking lot (though overflowing on a sunny Mother's Day Sunday.) Benches for tired parents. Rolling hills, loads of trees (though only a couple for shade at the playground.) Tennis and basketball courts. Grills, a gazebo/shelter thing. A great little park.

Love finding parks while we are traveling!! This one was great and a must stop if you're in the…read morearea and have littles who need to get the wiggles out. The playground was clean, well kept and provided so much for the whole family. The playground was also quite low and didn't have anywhere for smaller kids to fall from tall heights. They had several different styles of slides and swings. There are tennis courts and basketball courts too. The playground provided physical play but also imaginative play which was really cool to see. It seems like it might be a "neighborhood" park since it is located back in a subdivision and surrounded by residential homes but still felt welcoming. There were many families coming and out.

Half green space and wooded area with a ravine, half playground area- which of course is where we…read morewere. Baby K liked it. Lots of play equipment, for all ages. A little gazebo and some benches across the ravine. Really good neighborhood park, or even a destination park.

Miller Park has undergone a very nice renovation! The all new playground equipment, offering play…read moreareas for ages 2-5 and 5-12 years, is really nice and engaging. There is a lot for kids to choose from - in addition to familiar favorites like swings and slides, there are a lot of exciting and challenging climbing options, interactive music and visual activities (like creating your own optical illusion or putting together a sliding puzzle). There are also unique variations of things like the two person swings, a rope bridge and spiderweb, and more. There are a number of benches and picnic benches nearby. Further off, in a grassy area, is a large first come first serve gazebo, and the small woods behind the playground contain a creek and a fun little trail with two bridges for kids to run around. Currently part of the field is off limits due to new grass seed - if you follow the sidewalks you'll be able to access the playground easily. The area is very walkable or you can use street parking/the small lot behind the library.

Very beautiful park with alot of amenities. Great shelter house with nice tables and counter space…read morefor party or events. Water fountains near the playgrounds. Bike free trails. Dog free park. Tennis courts and parking and a nice open field.

This is a nice park located behind the Jeffrey Mansion. There are quite a few amenities available,…read moreplus a nice sized greenspace. Near the parking area are the tennis courts and what looks like the pool area beyond that (closed this time of year - November - of course). If you head past the greenspace, you will find a very nice shelterhouse with restrooms (open during warmer parts of the year) and a lot of picnic tables, the playground, and the trailheads to stroll through the forest. The playground has limited weekday hours, as described on plentiful signage around it. Weekend hours were 8 am to dark right now. It offers a fenced-in area for the youngest kids with a climbing structure, a little house, and the like. The larger play area offers slides, climbing options, monkey bars, a moving balance beam, bridges, and more. There are also baby swings available. If you head into the woods, you will find great views of Alum Creek, which runs along the western side of the park. There's a nice boardwalk that takes you right down the hill up towards it to check it out and see any wildlife that might be nearby. The trees are overwhelmingly a bright yellow right now, which was a perfect pick-me-up on a cloudy day. There are benches and picnic tables also available near the woods and trailheads.

Parking lot is nice sized and butts right up against the park - visibility to parking lot and to…read morepark back and forth is great. That's always important to me. 2 swings for small children 1 large tire swing for bigger kids Far enough from the major roads so there's no anxiety there. Walking path (1/2 mile Loop maybe) for any time you may need to take them away from other kiddos to decompress from BIG emotions. Nearby are pickleball courts, indoor bathrooms near - very clean and open in DECEMBER ! Large enough parking lot that is visible from park and no large roads to cross or structures blocking the lot if you need to do a quick diaper change. I would say suitable for 2.5/3 ) depending on abilities to 10/12 yo. There's a fence between the park and major road. The park is far from major roads. Lots to do and small enough to keep track of them! Highly recommend.

Nice park on the edge of the neighborhood. Tennis courts, plenty of parking, a bathroom building…read more And a very nice playground, our reason for visiting. Baby K loved it. Lots of different things to do. Mulch, which can be a bit painful if you fall. No shade, there or anywhere in the park, really. A few benches. Walking trails and a community garden.

This is a very nice neighborhood park. It's got a nice sized green space with a paved walking…read moretrail, a small shelter house, and a basketball court, plus a little free library (though its poor door could use a repair!) and benches. There is a pretty large play space on hand too - two sets of swings, including traditional, baby/toddler, and an accessible one - bouncy vehicles to "ride," a section of neat climbing and balancing options, some of which we hadn't seen before, and a playground with slides, climbing options, an angled monkey bar for an intriguing challenge, and more. It has the added benefit of keeping kids running from one section to another, but you can still see them from the benches. There is some shade from nearby trees, as well. Parking is on the street, and someone has been taking really good care of the signage area - the flowers are gorgeous! Fun playground option!

No bathrooms available and the place is scummy…read more Do not recommend. Graffiti along what may have been former bathroom location

This is a nice park. It's a good use of otherwise oddly shaped space - long and kind of narrow,…read morealong some train tracks. It offers a tennis court and a baseball diamond. There is a cute little playground with slides and climbing options, toddler swings, and traditional swings, which is located near a small shelter house, which was in use during our visit. It is adjacent to Wallace Gardens, so, at this time of year, you can see the beautiful green fields full of growing plants. There are a myriad of picnic tables and benches between the sports fields and the playground. A real bonus is all of the terrific trees providing a lot of comfortable shade all around. A parking lot is available here. The larger playground is located sort of caddy corner down the street at Wyman Woods, but this was much less crowded and part of it was shaded, so those were some nice perks on a hot summer day!

Lush, green and inviting, McKinley field is a narrow & long park with a playground, picnic area…read morenice for eating take-out or A PICNIC! Baseball field is adjacent to the west of the playground as well as a couple fenced tennis courts. There is really something else cool nearby - a community garden, which began its life as a Victory Garden during the Second World War - residents apply for and garden plots beginning every spring. Back to McKinley Field: The playground is frequently visited during the day by families and their children and the adjacent parking lot by city workers who want some place to relax and eat their food for lunch. It's a very serene place with a beautiful canopy of trees, green, and so calming. Just the right spot and a only few minutes drive to get away from the hustle and bustle of a downtown Columbus workday.

This was a cool park and it had all the perks...basketball court, amphitheater, sand volleyball…read morecourt, large open field, cool climbing feature, an outdoor game, and a nearby creek for fishing. It probably had more but that's what we saw with the time we had. We spent over an hour playing and site seeing. This really is a great outdoor space.

I came here for one of the Westerville Community Band concerts in the amphitheater, and the park…read morewas a great venue. There was plenty of seating/places to set up your seat, and plenty of parking, including an overflow lot across the street. There appears to be a kids play area and at least one set of restrooms, seasonally available. The night I went, the weather was perfect, and there was plenty of shade in the amphitheater, but my friend indicated that isn't always the case, so plan accordingly!

Riverside Green Park is currently having construction and there is no parking in a neighborhood…read morecommunity where nobody parks in there driveways. The city needs to include some parking just for the tennis courts.

Great park to have a picnic and play. Tennis courts and soft ground for toddlers. They have a…read morewalking path and shelter houses also tennis courts.