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

One afternoon during Spring break, I took three of my grandchildren to Harvey. They immediately ran…read morefor the jungle gym. It's amazing how much fun they had sans their IPad and phones. Just like kids are supposed to be. After they tired of the assortment of knuckle busters, I lost sight of the skalawags. But soon, I found them on the other side of the park. They were engaged in a sword battle using fallen branches. I thought to myself, this ain't gonna end good. Sure enough, one got stabbed in the leg, and the fallen soldier had to beat a quick retreat to the infirmary. Oh, to be a kid again. Quick Tip: Bring along some salted beef, biscuits, or maybe a wheel of cheese matey. There arrrr plenty of picnic tables for ye to set the bones on.

Great local park that my kids love. Located on Miles Johnson Pkwy just off Main St, there is a nice…read moresized parking lot, several pavilions & a decent bathroom. There's also a cute local book box where you can leave a book or take one home to try! There are grills to use, plus a small creek and a walking trail that connects to the adjacent neighborhood. Surrounded by a paved walking trail (just shy of 1/3 mile long), the playground has plenty of equipment for little ones on up through elementary & middle school set on wood chips. There are several benches around the edges of the play area for parents to relax (unless you're on swing-pushing duty) while watching their kids run off some energy!

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.

There is water and a good fence around the parks. Two sections, so you can observe the dogs in…read moreeach and decide which to put your dog. People are very friendly, and its possible to find both sun and shade. It's a little trick to find right now, the road isn't drivable according to Siri, but it actually is drivable, and there is parking.

Amazing dog park with a large park for large dogs and a small park for small dogs there is also…read morewalking trails and a community farm to explore

I am always amazed at how these battlefield locations seem so peaceful. It is almost as if the…read morespirits of the fallen have willed peace upon a space where violence brought them their demise. Parking is tight here, but I am happy I took the detour to pay my respects to those fallen.

My grandsons are age 3-5 and they love this playground - especially the sandbox and all the…read moreexcavators, shovels and dump trucks! The choo choo is fun for them to climb, slide and explore. They also really enjoy the exercise course which they think is an obstacle course they love to swing and practice their pull ups.

Decided to check out Sarah benton Park for a little hike today.what a goddammit rat maze,all trails…read morelook alike,only 2 signs naming the trails,Alex an stephan trails,no not 1 sign pointing you back to the parking lot.just the 2 trails leading you around an around an around an around to no goddammit end,had to Bushwick my way to a road(31)an walk all the way up from there back to the parking lot,two and a half hours of getting lead around in circles because of shifty signage.so passed of at the lack of signage an going round around an round,I recommend burning that fucking park down,it's a hazzard