I wasn't sure why this park location wasn't showing up in Yelp since I've visited this location…read moresince I was a child. It's right off Georgetown Street adjacent to a pool, elementary school and baseball field. The amenities include: a playground, tennis courts, recreation center, basketball courts, etc. As an adolescent, I've attended many community festivals hosted here and have very fond memories. There have been some upgrades and the park is being maintained well.

We visited the Festival of Lights at Lexington Legends ballpark. The lights were beautiful and…read moredisplays all over the ball field. Even the bleachers were lit up colorful!

As a baseball outfit, Lexington's team is low on the professional ladder, and is presently in an…read moreindependent league (being unconnected with any major league franchise). They do have some respectable players. The field, while artificial, offers a nice atmosphere, and at this level of competition, I suspect that many (like myself) will be at the stadium for some sort of get-together rather than being deeply invested in the baseball itself. As a meetup space, it is easy to get to and offers good views of both the sport and the sunset.

I want to preface this by saying I think this park would earn 5 stars by the people going there to…read moreplay sports. It has basketball, baseball, tennis, and frisbee golf. I went there to walk my dog and be in nature. The majority of the main paved walking path is actually separate from the park. It runs alongside the road that runs through the park. Because I was there around rush hour, it basically felt like walking on a sidewalk next to a busy street, rather than like walking in a park. Also, there was some construction and a lot of electrical lines with big metal bases along the path, which also detracted from the little bit of nature. But who knows, maybe I'll come back in the summer (I noticed a pool) and end up increasing my score.

It's a fairly large park with many different spots to choose from. Peaceful with walking paths,…read morepicnic areas and baseball field. Nice : }

This is a great city park in Winchester. A few ballparks, swing set. Clean and well maintained.read more

Lykins Park is a 40 acre park that offers a shelter, picnic area, three lighted tennis courts, one…read morelighted basketball court, off-street parking, baseball/softball amenities including six fields of various sizes, three of which are lighted, and two practice fields. Lykins Park also has a concession stand, a concert stage, playground, skateboard facility, and portable restrooms. Lykins Park is located on Mt. Sterling Road.

Really nice park. Basketball courts. Nice pavilions. Playground equipment. Putt-Putt course is…read morevery nice.

Nice small town park. Plenty of space and playground area. Ok bball courts and fishing. Alot of…read more around the tables

This park is spacious, with many trails! I enjoyed walking on the trails right next to the creek…read more Although they weren't very far from the paved trails, they were in a more wooded area, so at times it felt like being deep in nature rather than in a park. There's also a dog park on site and there were 5-10 dogs in it when I went on a Saturday morning. I noticed there's also frisbee golf, but I couldn't easily find a guide to the course. I can foresee myself coming to this park often. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is there were a few spots with trash, there were some random construction concrete things here and there that broke up the picturesque nature, and I came upon some people tent camping, which I don't think is allowed there.

We love this trail, including our Great Dane. Good nature walk with several ways on/off the trails…read moredepending on where you park.

First, I will mention that it is winter now so very few parks look their best with all the bare…read moretrees and muddy grass areas. I saw this park on a map and dropped by with no expectations really. It turned out to be mostly a park for baseball fields rather than open areas or walking paths. The sports areas seemed pretty good though and had bleachers and fencing etc suitable for high school type ball games. It had walking access to the Kentucky River and a few paths that were, at the time, very muddy. There was a lot of drainage pipes, construction stuff and other maintenance areas that detracted from the view. Of course the trees had to leaves but I'd expect them to be nice in the right season. The Capitol view was okay. There was a mountain biking path that seemed like it would make a good ride for those interested. Many deer in the area which was very exciting for the dog and fun for me too. My 3 star review is because it just doesn't seem to meet a nice variety of park uses enough and because of all the maintenance areas (fencing, stacked mulch etc that seems permanent) detracting from the park atmosphere. It was easy to access though from the E-W Connector and had plenty of parking. The bathrooms were closed for the season which annoys me but is common in municipal parks (of course no one needs to pee in the winter....).

My wife and I visited here last weekend so she could participate in the Bluegrass State Games…read more Sure, she won. She was the only racer in her class, but she won. That's all that counts. Upon driving into the park, it was immediately obvious that this park was designed for baseball. A huge, well-kept baseball field dominated the landscape next to the parking lot, with some very nice bleachers for an audience. Must be used for local school baseball or something. You can tell people really care about this park. Not being an avid mountain cyclist myself, I can't say a lot about the mountain bike course. It runs about 5 miles around, and is quite treacherous in a few places. There are two pits along the course known by cyclists as "Sinkholes" that are very challenging to bike through. A good portion of the early part of the course is a gruelingly slow ascent. Emily almost gave up in the middle of her third lap... Her calves were cramping bad. This says a lot, considering that she bikes 12 miles everyday through town.

Four hours here with the van plugged in to a convenient power outlet. It's been cloudy the last…read morecouple of days so my onboard battery is low. So while the van is plugged in, I did some walking around this fabulous park. Baseball, basketball, volleyball. Playgrounds, walking paths, tennis courts. So much fun stuff to do! Beautiful park and I greatly enjoyed the walk I took during my lunch break! [Review 19643 overall - 172 in Kentucky - 615 of 2023.]

Easy Walker is an amazing park! It has a big walking trail, basketball courts, fields for soccer,…read morebaseball fields, volleyball nets, playground equipment, tennis courts, a pond, and more. Sometimes I like to just go for a walk here or take some lunch and hang out. The park is well maintained. I always feel safe here. The only negative experience I've had in my several years of coming here was encountering some aggressive dogs wandering around loose. Most people keep their dogs on leashes here so I haven't had any issues other than the one time.