We're here for the playground, and it is great. Big, lots of things to do, pretty new, some unique…read moreequipment. Baby K loved it. Park is mid-sized, with lots of open space, some trees, a shelter with bathrooms (locked in March,) and at least one trail off the parking lot. Definitely a nice addition to the neighborhood.

I love Amberleigh Park ever since I moved to Northwest Columbus area. This park has it all for…read moreyoung children. There is gazebo with fireplace for adults to hang out have gatherings, etc, while their children can run around playing on the beautiful playground. There is even enough room to bring your pets for a walk if you need that option as well. What attracts us so much to this park is the variety of playground attractions for the young children. There are countless slides, swings, and obstacle course, play musical instruments outside as well. The house area is cute for infants and toddlers to run around and get their energy out there as well. You can literally be a kid at heart here. Your children will love it and you'll probably even meet some nice people if you come at the right hour. There is something for everyone here.

Well maintained grounds, good parking, a nice medium-sized playground, and pretty running path!…read more Ran the Westerville 4th of July 5k here today and really enjoyed it. If I lived closer, I would definitely take advantage of the walking path. It's a good one - clean, no crazy elevation changes, and the complex is easy to get to.

This is mainly about the playground. The whole place seems nice enough- well-kept, plenty of…read moreparking, a sturdy shelter. The playground is medium-sized, with two structures, a climbing ball thing, and some swings. Baby K loved it- lots to do. And, even if there are other kids there, enough room to keep them separated while still playing together. Only once bench I saw. Hoping there are restrooms in the shelter building. We'll keep this place in mind.

Pretty park! Very clean and spacious. Loved the shade. Breezy on a summer day - perfect spot to…read moretake the kiddos. Sounds, playground, seesaws, and more.

Pastime Park is the main outdoor area of Plain City. It's not a humongous park but it seems like it…read moreout here. There isn't much going on in town. It's one of the few places to go in the area. This is where the town has its annual fireworks show. It doesn't usually have much going on in it. It has the features of most parks. There's a couple playground areas with modern equipment in them. It has a frisbee golf course. There's also a swimming pool. Because this is in Plain City, it doesn't get too crowded. The annual fireworks show in July is the busiest time. Pretty nice overall. It's a good park for a town like Plain City. There's usually not too many people.

We were here for the playground, but it's an impressive park all in all. Lots of green space,…read moreplenty of shade. Tennis courts, a little shelter, other areas with tables. The playground is mid-sized and has loads of options- climbing, swings, slides, and more. Benches for tired parents. We weren't sure the playground was there when we pulled in the lot. Walk straight back past the trees, or rather follow the curving paths. The play equipment is back there, and brown, so a bit hard to see. Parking lot is fair sized. Easy access off the not-busy end of Tuttle. Also a playground across the street at the school.

Llewellyn Farms Park offers a nice greenspace with some good amenities. There are tennis courts,…read morebasketball courts, a playground featuring swings, slides, tunnels, and climbing structures, a gazebo with benches, and a patio area with picnic tables. The playground has some nice trees for shade nearby and benches, which would be nice during hot days. There's a short paved walking path around the park, as well. The park is located next to a neighborhood, so it might be possible to extend a walk/jog by heading that way. There's a small parking lot right off of Tuttle Road.

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.

I stumbled upon this park today while out on a quick trip with my sister. We pulled over and…read morecouldn't believe how big and clean it was. What a beautiful surprise! This park goes horizontal between 4th St.and Summit St. and it is in what I would call the "University District." I didn't notice a parking lot but there was easy access to street parking, which is always nice. There were plenty of benches, tons of trees, a giant playground for the kiddos, covered picnic tables, and basketball courts. I noticed a couple dogs while we were walking and would have to say, it's perfect for anyone with animals in the area. My sister and I both commented on how much our niece and nephews would like it. Needless to say, we'll be back.

This park is sooo close to campus! I've driven by it multiple times but never paid attention…read more I came on a Saturday just before noon to help out with an event that the Civic Association puts on. There were tons of other organizations tabling, a DJ, and police on horses. The neighborhood is predominantly black, so that's who I mostly saw, along with white and Hispanic people here and there. There's a playground and basketball courts. Most of the policemen were white and I was glad to see that they were engaging with some of the people in the park. With the current issues of police brutality and racism, it's good to see that people want to dismantle such barriers and prejudices. I even saw one white policemen dancing with the African American kids. It was beautiful!!! Brutus, OSU's mascot also stopped by. How fun!! I took a picture with him since I have never seen him on campus. It's such a wonderful park and I'm glad that the community came together for this event! I'm interested in volunteering again here! One downside is parking. The lot is tiny!! I parked in the fire lane (oops!), but so did others. Parking around here isn't easy, so maybe park close to campus if all the spots are filled.

Great little hidden gem of a park! Right near Everal barn…read more The actual playground has little coverage from the Sun. restrooms nearby, picnic tables and a drinking fountain. Rest rooms open Late October to April. Fields for soccer, lacrosse etc

They did a great job hosting the Westerville Music & Arts festival here. The staffers working the…read moreevent were all really welcoming and we were able to park at one of the designated lots easily. The parking map was a bit confusing, but it all worked out. It was laid out well throughout the park and you could enjoy the live music from several musical acts as you walked around to all of the vendor tents. Park has a small pond and a paved walking path.

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.