This is a soccer complex for the AYSO region 676 with 8 soccer fields for little league and a…read morebaseball/softball diamond. This is an outdoor complex with a private parking lot.

They are excellent for training their players and the academy is about achieving goals and…read moremotivation.

We have our monthly group walks and love the quiet and beautiful walk. Easy walk but definitely a…read more must see

I recently visited Johnson Park for disc golf - well, Nate and our friend disc golfed, I just…read more"hiked" the course with them. It was a super sunny and hot spring day, so the park was pretty busy with a lot of people looking to enjoy the sunshine. The parking lot got full after we arrived - not sure if there is overflow parking available. I can't really speak to the difficulty of the course for playing, but it is super hilly and made for a sweaty hike around for a couple of hours for me. There's not a ton of shade as many of the holes are out in a massive field. The areas in the woods are shadier but seems like it would be pretty easy to lose a disc in there. It's not very accessible - some of the holes in the woods are accessed by stairs with no ramping available. The park itself is huge and sprawling, with the majority of people playing disc golf. The course signage was good for 2/3 of the course - a few of the later holes didn't have the "next hole" sign directing you where to go. There are apps you can use that help with this. There is another park of Johnson Park that includes picnic areas, an open shelter, the historic shelter for events, ball diamonds, restrooms, playgrounds, and a winter sledding hill. There are trails to walk in this area as well.

Overpriced is an understatement. They make teams to pay for higher level teams. Cost sharing you…read morecould say. Coach's are rude and often don't talk well with kids. All they care about is winning which is the point of the game but don't set the kids up to win.

From the owner: SCOR offers soccer training and teams for boys and girls from the U4 (under 4) to U19 levels, as…read moreparticipation demands. All teams are formed on the basis of annual tryouts, which are held in June and are open to everyone.

Happy Earth Day! We decided to visit this beautiful park where our kids played, explored and took a…read morenature walk! The park is clean and family friendly! Parking is very close to the play area and pavilion. It was recently updated with some great new play area features and has a beautiful grassy area for picnics! We enjoyed our day here. The park also has a lighted baseball, soccer and football field with stands! I believe they also have an area for volleyball and other sports. Close to the playground they have a porta potty which I don't know if it's going to always be there. They do have restrooms and drinking fountains next to the fields. My only request would be to add more benches on all sides of the play area!

Honestly a really great park for people of all ages and hobbies. The main paved area is almost a…read morefull mile around. There is a great baseball field with covered seating, softball field, soccer fields, tennis courts, a playground, a splashpad, grills, picnic tables, basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, and areas for fishing. You will often see people walking dogs, having family reunions, and having community volleyball nights. There is ample parking all around but is almost not too far from the Kent Trails for anyone wanting to bike in. The park often hosts great events like the summer Tuesday concert series, Trunk or Treat for Halloween, a small fair, and other events.