Pretty and nice let laid out park located off blue lick road in Louisville. I've been coming to…read morethis park since my early teen years. At the time it was one fo the few places near my childhood neighborhood of okolona that had a full court basketball court. So we wore that out a few times. Over the years I have come back with my kiddos. It has some nice scenic sitting points that goes along a tiny concrete walking path that circles the basketball courts and playground. They also have some tennis courts. The playground is pretty standard but the kids have fun on it. They do have a nice large parking lot that makes parking easy breezy. Overall nice, quaint and fun little park that me and my family enjoy visiting here and there. Long time staple of the parks system in the Louisville area and I see no reason it will not continue to be.

Good little park off mud lane that my daughter and I visited yesterday. They have grills, courts,…read moreswings, slides and tennis. It's a nice park that we had fun at and will be back

Great Park always someone to play with Best Park play set I…read morewish we could raise the money to update

There's quite a lot going here at this park that has plenty of open space, a playground that is…read moregated and several artworks about to make it pretty. There is only a small parking area. The picnic pavilion is modern and clean. I took the time to walk the lovely walking path that goes around the park and it's lovely. The cardio exercise equipment looks great. [Review 20190 overall - 51 in Indiana - 1167 of 2023.]

Huber's Family Fun Park was such a cute, wholesome field trip destination…read more I chaperoned my son's trip there last week, and you could tell that the staff here really have hosting field trips down. After we got off our bus, we were shepherded to a three minute or so talk about how seeds grow into pumpkins, with rules of the pumpkin field (don't pick the green pumpkins!). And then the kids were given plastic pumpkins bags and let loose on the field. I also appreciated that this was an actual pumpkin field and not just a spot of ground where pre-picked pumpkins are strewn about. It was a bit muddy that day, but that didn't seem to dampen the fun. My son picked a great, small pumpkin to bring home with him. After that we stowed our pumpkins and grabbed our lunches, which we ate in a picnic pavilion. The only thing I'd caution with this is that the bathrooms, which are port 'o' potties, are in another area, and there weren't great options for washing dirty hands before eating. After we ate, we had about 20 minutes to play. The Family Fun Park boasts an expansive playing area with giant farm animals figures, diminutive play houses that kids can walk through, other playground equipment and bounce house-like trampolines. It was just enough activity to then make the bus ride back quiet, with several kids napping in their seats. I'm not sure the kids learned a lot on this trip, but it was fun and enjoyed by pretty much everyone who came along.

Family fun park is a playground or "theme park" located inside the massively seasonal popular…read moreHuber's wine and orchard in Borden Indiana. At the very entrance of the site is an exterior building and fenced off play area labeled "family fun park". The price is $6 a person to enter for anyone over the age of 12. And while they do have lots of cool things to see and experience for little ones anyone over the age of 12 will feel a smidge bit shafted as majority is aimed at the very young kids. That said it is a great value for kids under the age of 12. Very imaginative and massive sized playgrounds and play sets, a beautiful koi pond, wagon rides, inflatable bounces, tricycle races, a huge tunnel slide, bamboo mazes and corn mazes. There truly is a lot to do. My kiddos loved the houses sized doll houses to play in. The tire slide was popular as well as the small bounce inflatables. The bamboo maze and corn maze were relatively small and easy to navigate sticking to the young age theme but they were still eat. Especially the bamboo maze as I've never seen one of those before. I kinda wish the pricing was better and fair for adults or teens. Like my 13 year old was bummed as most things had size and age restrictions. But we still had good fun here and spent 2-3 hours playing. So it ultimately is a good value for the little ones .

After visiting this park some more recently and perhaps inspired by the springtime and life coming…read moreback to the city -- seriously, I can't wait -- I'm updating this review to be four stars again. Bingham Park is a small, four-acre neighborhood park beloved by those, like us, who live around it. Fun fact: It was designed by the Olmsted Brothers in 1915. It has a set of swings and a jungle gym, which my son now particularly loves. This includes several slides, his favorite. There are a few places where a kid could easily fall off the play center, though, so keep an eye out when your kids are playing on it. The park seemed better cared for compared to when I wrote my last review last year. The graffiti was gone, and the grass was well maintained. There's parking up on the hill too in case you want to drive to this somewhat hidden spot. If you love Louisville parks and especially the lesser-known ones, Bingham Park is definitely worth a visit!

Nice park, need abit more attention in term on cleanses, bathroom and water fountain. Good for…read morekids. Dogs and also has a small basketball court. Also the water fountain is usually on for the warm weather and off in the winter. Some homeless sleep in there sometime, and few ruins it for these poor people by sneaking in, drinking and soliciting and leaving some garbage behind. Too dark at night

Attended a 80's theme free summer show at this park. More shows are coming up (see picture) that…read morestart at 6:30 pm. The MTV band played multiple sets with 15 minutes breaks in between. People sat on lawn chairs and park benches to enjoy the music. Some people walked the trails as kids rode bikes. There were food trucks and other vendors selling various offering from pizza, burgers, and more. Enjoyed hearing the music and we parked in baseball fields directed by staff. The show played til 10 pm. It was a blast from the past.

This is such a clean, medium-sized park that is located next to the police station off the Outer…read moreLoop. The park has something for everyone: basketball courts, a soccer field, baseball field, tennis courts, a playground for children, and my favorite- a 0.7 mile paved walking path with 2 loops. Benches and picnic tables are scattered throughout the park. There is even a 'little library,' a bring one-take one deal. There are restrooms within the park, but they were closed for the season during my visit. The park was very well maintained and I felt totally safe there. I understand that there are frequent events held within the park in the warmer months. Our navigation app took us to the front of the park, so we parked in the police parking lot, assuming the park did not have parking of its own. We later learned that the park has a large parking lot. It is located behind the park, and is accessible from a nearby road. What a great place to relax and unwind, or to bring children to play.

Cute, quiet gated playground. Nice walking path around and…read moregazebos to sit and enjoy a packed lunch.

Much appreciation for this park and the community that takes care of it. This weekend I enjoyed a…read moreperformance by Shakespeare in the Park. It also host an annual fireworks display and periodic farmers markets. The park offers a decent walking path. Along the path are various trees and plaques identifying them. I also love the swings! Several children enjoy the playground and it was recently updated. Others features include a volleyball court, gazebos and tables for picnics. There's plenty of green space too if you want to throw down a blanked and read. Parking spaces are available around the park or in nearby neighborhood streets. Near the playground is a little library.

A beautiful little park with a nice walking path. Trees have markers to identify them, which is…read moregreat. In all the times we've been, we are always by ourselves.

We were looking for a place to stretch our legs after arriving in town. Other than the hungry bugs,…read moreit was a nice walk. Heading the secada's and birds in the background was relaxing. We were amused by the large Adirondack chairs that are available for a cool photo opportunity.

Such an awesome park and so well laid out with something for everyone in mind....and it's massive!…read more This place has a huge playground suited for toddlers and big kids as well as an adjoining splash park perfect for those hot summer days. There are also tennis courts, basketball courts, pickleball, and other sports fields. Bravo to all those that contributed in the vision and buildout for this place as it was long overdue for the community but such a great use of tax revenues.

Mr Washington community sports park is a rather larger and beautifully landscaped sports complex…read morelocated in the small town of Mount Washington Kentucky. The facility has several soccer fields, baseball fields, a nice upgrades playground and even and outdoor fitness center for the community. I've taken the kids here a few times to play on the playground and recently went here to watch my daughters friend soccer game. Really nice facility to host sporting events with ample enough parking and wide open spaces. Overall a very nice addition to the mount Washington community and a very fine place to either play and relax or take in or participate in a sporting event.