Always a nice park to visit with friends! Welcoming…read morecommunity environment, and love our music events.

Beautiful park, decent restrooms and a nice new water fountain that kids can play in.read more

Beautiful park. Not crowded and paths are easy to follow. We got off path where it was ok and…read moreenjoyed seeing wildlife.

This is a peaceful place with lots of geese around almost all year…read more There are places you can park and just watch birds and other wildlife, and there are trails. The refuge is accessed via many different roads and parking lots. I recommend checking out their maps online. I really enjoy walking the Rail Trail, which includes a boardwalk through a forest that seasonally floods. Very cool. When I visited here in late October, it was the driest I've ever seen it. I didn't see another person and it was very restorative to just walk in silence and solitude. I am excited to visit the new nature center, their website says it will be open January 2022.

I love going to this park. Barbecue areas, picnic tables, and the river. Current is slow and waters…read moreare fairly shallow. Great place to bring the kids when it's hot outside. Bathrooms are closed off though which is a pain. Overall a great summer swim spot.

A fantastic, albeit crowded, park! This park backs up to Pringle elementary which has three…read moreplaygrounds, so together you've got four to run between. It also has the best the splashpad I've seen in this city. Parking it limited, and there are actually signs on the other side of the street that say "no parking for park users". Huh--nice.

Everything! The neighbors were gracious, kind and friendly. The grounds were immaculately kept up…read moreand very clean. Different areas for all ages, as well as room for lawn games, etc. Definitely worth the time to visit and see for yourself

Great park for the kids! I love that it's enclosed. We were out of town and the kids desperately…read moreneeded to burn some energy and this was a great place to do so. Lots of shade for resting. My kids had an absolute blast at this park.

Really fun park for little ones. We are out of towners visiting family, and always looking for…read moresomething fun to do with the kids. Built by donors and run by volunteers. It has a castle and rocket motifs, with lots of different levels and activities. The only catch is that it is located on the grounds of an elementary school (fenced, but still,) so is only available outside of school hours.

I am a native of Phoenix Arizona and this style of playground is extremely rare if not non-existent…read moreand have always wanted to see a wooden playground for myself so I went to Oregon and went during our trip. It's very charming and adds a little edge with how barbaric some parts of the attraction are but it honestly was so fun and unique. I heard they're planning to demolish this style of playground (lots of blisters and spiders honestly, this place hasn't been well kept in a while and even has mold on a lot of the planks.) I will still be very sad to see it go. :/ I can see why this might not be such a major attraction to children for the lack of colors and honestly it looks a bit daunting and medieval but what's without a little fun with something unusual? I'm glad I got to experience it at least once before it goes and at least I made a memory with it now. Lovely view too of the lake and so pretty and quiet.

We stopped here on the way to go to a trail by Devil's Lake. The area, which was across the lake,…read morewas on fire so we stayed on the side of the lake and enjoyed the ducks. There is a nice playground for kids and in the ramada, some information about the ducks you can see on the lake. Some of the ducks were close to shore so we were able to see them up close. It was a nice spot to stop and with good information.

It was winter but a very nice walk. The ducks and geese made the sidewalk a little messy but…read morethat's part of nature!

It's a nice park, in the summer they have paddle boats (or they used to) that you can rent. But…read moreit's still a nice lovely stroll around a beautiful lake without having to leave town to do so.

Very cool city park in Dallas. There's a Japanese garden, trails along the river, play scapes, and…read moreduring better weather, picnic tables. It's fairly large for a small city park.

Wonderful park; well kept grounds. Connected to an arboretum too…read more Plenty of space; restrooms; picnic tables; parking and a fishable creek that runs through the center. Also walking paths and frisbee golf. Play grounds for the children. You can rent the little kitchen area for large group cooking events, I believe. Great place to walk.

The tide was low at 4 pm and the huge surge effect was missing…read more But you could see the bottom. This is a destination spot with parking and a small fish restaurant , Mo's. On the coast side of the point is a surf break and about a dozen surfers on longboards. All in thin wetsuits. Beautiful sunny afternoon.

Cool geological feature, would definitely do if it's in your drive…read more Also happened to sight a whale from this lookout