This is another multi-purpose park with several fields that can accommodate sports like soccer,…read morebaseball, softball and so much more. There is even a playground structure and a waterworks play area! Yes, plenty of fun for the kiddos! This park brings back many memories for me, since it was the first park that my daughter played t-ball at, yes, so cute, right? I have seen softball and baseball tournaments happen here for both the kiddos and adults. The park is fairly large and even large enough do several laps around the perimeter of it and your work out - done! If you visit the park right before school gets out, you may encounter the carpool pick-up for the elementary school across the street. Planning a kids birthday party? They have the perfect spot for it, which has a covered area that comes with the concessions area (you can use to store food, etc), plus there is plenty of ice! The rental charge is peanuts, plus you can decorate and use time is fairly lengthy.

This is a small park, but it is pleasant enough and covers all of the bases…read more They have a pavilion, tennis courts, a basketball court, a soccer field, a parking lot and a small walking path (six laps equal a mile). I would definitely recommend here.

Not sure how one rates a park or rather how uniform park ratings are considering how subjective our…read moreneeds, senses , and experiences are but I will try to provide an overview of its amenities. This is a BREC park in a quiet subdivision located near St. Patrick's Catholic church. The park is at the end of a short street (3-4 houses) which at end of street you enter the park. On the left are two old (concrete surface) tennis courts which on 1 side has 2 basketball goals. Past the tennis court is. A softball/baseball field which is also used for an open field for larger activities. Across the tennis courts is a kids playground which in the last 2 years has had its equipment updated--i e NEW playground area for the children!! On the same side as the playground is an indoor BREC center but the only time I have seen it open is when an election occurs and people are voting---I feel certain there are activities available but I have never had the interest to check. So you have tennis courts, basketball goals, a softball/baseball field, playground, some sort of indoor facility, and an open grassy area.-----not a bad place. In the rear of the park as well as in the playground area are also picnic tables. During my visit here over the years I have seen tennis, basketball, baseball, football practice, golf ball hitting, frisbee, use of the playground, picnics, people walking around the perimeter for exercise/nature, and dog walking to name a few things---so if people have been utilizing this park for all these activities and appeared to be enjoying themselves then i must give this place 4 stars.

Very small park but a nice little space nonetheless. A short walking trail, a couple exercise…read morestations, and benches make up this little slice of nature. You can enjoy the woodsy views and sometimes catch a glimpse of some critters like rabbits. We enjoy walking our dog here. There is a station for pet waste and it's usually well-stocked with plastic bags. The trash cans are also emptied frequently and the grass is maintained decently. It's a nice place to walk up and down Stumberg if you live in the area! I'm happy to have this little park here.

This would be a 5 star rating if they did even the bare minimum of maintenance. It's such a nice…read morepark, but because no one is fixing the little broken things here & there it has obviously seen better days. Everything is rusted, you can barely play any of the sensory instruments bc the sticks you used to play them are no longer attached to the strings. Which is such a an easy fix. There were a ton of spots where the asphalt has been torn away at so it's like having potholes on a playground. Definitely a let down.

Everything was perfect! Highly recommended for families of all ages and abilities. From the parking…read moreto the food, we wanted for nothing!

One of the only parks in the area attracting visitors from Villa del Rey to North and West of…read moreFlorida Blvd. There's a walking / running track around the outside of the park that's measured (I forget how many times around is a mile), a single basketball goal, some children's equipment (teeter totter, swing set, slides), and one pavilion in case of rain and a tennis court. Basically this is one of the most ignored parks in the BREC system. There have been no park upgrades in years despite the fact that park utilization has increased 10-fold. That being said, it's a wonderful multicultural experience given the demographics of the area. BREC needs to pay more attention to this place and perhaps fence off an area for dogs as the nearest dog park is 5 miles or more away depending on where you live. There's a large open space for playing fetch, but people who let their dog's off leash risk a fine. Also, even without a bark park, there is no provision for bags to pick up dog poop when you walk your dog on leash so bring your own doggie bags. Wonderful place, too bad BREC is so busy concentrating on water parks and parks in the South East part of the Parish. A full size basketball court and more equipment for children would also be nice.

We stopped here on our drive for a little picnic and let the kids out to play. There are two…read moreplaygrounds for younger and older kids with swings. There is also a few baseball fields and covered picnic tables to eat. The bathrooms were very clean and it was well taken care of.

This park is questionable. It's got playground equipment and trees but when they pulled up a…read morehomeless person was leaning up to the only building. When I pulled up he wandered away. I feel that it's sketchy.

We have lived very close to this park for a little over 4 years now, but we do not utilize it very…read moremuch mainly because of the playground equipment that needs serious attention. I have sent feedback to BREC regarding the following issues and hope to hear back soon: -broken sections on the plastic rock steps on the larger playground equipment which pose risk for getting cut since the pieces are sharp -exposed rusted metal on the smaller playground area steps, the rubber coating is degraded on the side rails which is exactly where little hands would be grabbing as one tries to climb -no restroom facilities outside of business hours which are 4:30-8:00PM Aside from these issues which would only affect those of us with small children, this park is a pretty nice park with some great facilities and space. The gravel lot is pretty well maintained, there are ample trash bins located near picnic tables and playground. There are plenty of benches and a few picnic tables, 2 under the covered pavillion, 2 in the shade of the trees next to baseball field. The playground is a good size with everything one would want for kids to play on. There is a basketball court and a tennis court--both could use a pressure wash and while the basketball net appears fairly new and in good condition, the tennis net is sagging a bit (still totally fine to play on) and both are shaded quite a bit in the mornings which is great for our hotter temperature months. There is also an open field beyond the playground and tennis courts which is a fun area for a picnic or to let the kids run lose, they always keep the grass cut. All in all, this is a pretty good park and once the repairs/updates are done on the playground equipment, it would be a great park overall and we would utilize it more. I would really like to see restroom facilities added as well though.

What a hidden gem!! We went for a walking tour scheduled through BREC, not quite sure where we were…read moregoing. Oh my goodness. There is a huge trail system there, that doubles as a bike trail. There is also a rec center, restrooms and a baseball field, as well as an outdoor pavilion. I would highly encourage anyone looking for a new place to explore to come to this park.

I won't soon forget my first mountain bike ride here. I must have been the first to ride the trail…read moreafter several weeks of rain. It had been dry long enough for the trail to toughen up, but also long enough for hundreds of banana spiders to build webs across the trail. My next visit was much better. Unfortunately, there is significant damage to the trail. Both bridges across the bayou are washed out. Several sections of trail have sink holes large enough to swallow an inattentive rider. Standing water across sections of the trail means that drainage or bridges are needed. According to the map, the trail goes through the grass field, which is totally overgrown.