Utterly amazing! This was a great park in choosing to visit. Having had family who served, this was…read moreanother great way to honor them and others who served our great country. Lots to see and take in. Don't overlook the botanical area in the rear of the park. Lots of hiking paths to travel. Probably more than I walked since I was pooped already from all the walking. This park is worth a second and third visit.

A nice and clean park that has a play area for kids. A large walking path with plenty of parking…read morespots. Not a lot of bench space so bring a foldable chair

This park is great if you want to enjoy a picnic overlooking the river, or if you just want your…read morekids to enjoy the play area. They have swings for adults and toddlers. This park saldo has several seating areas and a covered section. A trail runs through the park to bike or travel by foot. It would be best to not visit the park after a rainy day. Due to the riverbank being so close, certain areas of the park flood due to high levels of rain. There is an open field to play sports or to allow your dog to run around in. This park has 3 different parking locations along the Oakhurst street.

Had our granddaughter's first bday party there. It was great for the kids and nice location…read more Playground equipment and a pavilion NE Mall.

Good grass, grass was green, grass felt good, grass was nice, grass no pokey, grass soft, grass…read morewarm.

This was my first time to the park; I went to the first Food Truck Friday event held here tonight…read more The park was a nice surprise! It seems to have plenty of parking, a nice walking path with multiple workout sets up along the way (monkey bars, pull up bars, and a bench that I noticed), and sports options and kid friendly play areas. I even saw someone riding a horse while I was sitting at a bench enjoying my food; there are houses, some with barns with horses near the park. Overall, good experience. I would definitely recommend the park.

I had a terrible experience at the tennis courts today when a teenager--approximately 13 years…read moreold--rode his black bicycle right onto the courts, completely disregarding the fact that people were playing tennis. He stayed there for a long time, deliberately weaving back and forth between the families and players. When he was told that there were rules and that riding bicycles inside the tennis courts was not permitted, he began hurling insults and laughing, declaring that he would stay right where he was and that no one could tell him otherwise. He mocked us, pointing out that there was no security or manager present in the park. The families and players were ultimately forced to leave. It is unbelievable that one cannot use the park facilities without these future delinquents causing trouble! Is there a manager available at the park or there a contact number to report these incidents?

Quaint lit park. It has Bball hoops, a lit splash pad and play area. There are even sidewalk trails…read moreif you want to ride a bike or skateboard. I got there a lit after 7pm and it wasnt too busy. When I left at 8:30 people were starting to come out. Its an open field with no trees and it was so beautiful out! Id def go bk to this park.

Foster Park is a strange place. I was specifically looking for a park with a playground for my…read moretoddler aged grandson to run off some energy before a brief road trip going west. This park showed up as being along my route so we headed over. Our park adventure started off pretty good. Slides, check. Swings, check. Park benches, check. Tree and trails, checkity check. My grandson was having the most fun at the slides but here's where it got weird. "Mila, I have to potty." Well guess what Foster Park does NOT have. Restrooms. Person who designed this park please explain. We had to cut our park adventure short, get in the car, drive away and stay away and find a restroom.

This is one of the best city parks in town, and I've been to quite a few of them. What I especially…read moreenjoyed was the AIDS/HIV memorial located along the trail bisecting the park. Thought I had struck gold upon discovering the memorial. What a find!! For those with children, don't miss out on feeding the ducks. This park is great for everyone. Don't forget to bring your bicycle.

Great place to take best pictures. The scenery was great green and beautiful. We did some…read moregraduation photos and they came out amazing.

Atrocious is not enough to describe my experience at Oakmont Park. In my 15 years of reviewing…read moreParks across the world this park is boring, unsafe, and dirty. My grievances include... -lots of graffiti -the mats underneath the swing are in disarray, this could lead to a child clipping his or her ankle -the gripping knobs on the rock wall were slippery and unsecure -this park is unoriginal and is the exact same model as Skyline Ranch Park -the wood chips at this park are obscurely sharp which could lead to the penetration of oneself from fall Using my professional park rating scale system that I have used for 11,983 different parks. I have decided to rate this park a 22 out of 100. I came to this score after calculating the benefits and many detriments of this park. I hope that my experience and knowledge of this park helps you and your child's quench for safe adventure. In conclusion the journey to the park is better then the destination and the only semi-good attribute to this park is the scenery.

Great park. Structure looks new and has some fun, unique components, like carousel swings and a…read moreseated merry-go-round. The bathrooms are a stone's throw from the play structure, which is a HUGE PLUS. The flooring under the main play structure is rubber, but the swings have a bark bottom. There is a nice sized pavilion with picnic benches under it off to the side and a large grassy area behind that. The park is surrounded by mature trees, but unfortunately the area right around the playground was cleared out so there is no shade on the structure aside from two small canopies (which cover only a portion of the play structure). There is only one bench for the mamas and it's in full sun as well. I wouldn't recommend this park in the heat and sun of the summer, but on a cool or cloudy day, it's a fun playground to add to your rotation.

Great park, kids areas are fun, lots of slides. The swings are great for little ones because they…read morehave a two seater, one seat for parent and one for baby, I haven't seen a swing like this before. Nice shaded area, picnic tables. Parking is easy.

I love everything they offer ! From the recreation center…read more to the soccer field , Baseball field and areas to dirt bike ! Did I mention sectioned age range areas for kids to play Very fun for the family

I gotta get pictures for y'all. Stay tuned. Meanwhile, take my word for it when I say that this…read morepark is clearly understated -- it hasn't even been reviewed yet, which is nuts. I've been here a handful of times with my sweet baby and we've walked all around the property. Each amenity is well designed, maintained, and landscaped. I like coming here because it's clean and close, and while it's never felt overcrowded it's still busy enough to feel safe. Here's what you'll find: BMX Trail League Fields (baseball, soccer) Practice Fields Concessions (during certain events) Natural Area Playgrounds Picnic Areas with picnic tables Grills Restrooms 2 Pavilions (large, concrete, covered, capacity of 40 each) The playgrounds and picnic tables have plenty of shade, which is a necessity. The playgrounds are pretty fun -- I'd have loved them as a kid with all the bridges, monkey bars, and swings. There's even a giant swing, this oversized red plastic seat that little kids all squeeze on together. It's also fun for family selfie photo sessions. Come here for a leisurely park visit. Bring lunch and a blanket and a book. Maybe a baby.