This is a very nice neighborhood park. It's got a nice sized green space with a paved walking…read moretrail, a small shelter house, and a basketball court, plus a little free library (though its poor door could use a repair!) and benches. There is a pretty large play space on hand too - two sets of swings, including traditional, baby/toddler, and an accessible one - bouncy vehicles to "ride," a section of neat climbing and balancing options, some of which we hadn't seen before, and a playground with slides, climbing options, an angled monkey bar for an intriguing challenge, and more. It has the added benefit of keeping kids running from one section to another, but you can still see them from the benches. There is some shade from nearby trees, as well. Parking is on the street, and someone has been taking really good care of the signage area - the flowers are gorgeous! Fun playground option!

No bathrooms available and the place is scummy…read more Do not recommend. Graffiti along what may have been former bathroom location

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.

Cooper Park is a small neighborhood park. It's located off of Cooper Road. There's a playground and…read moreopen space. It has a good parking area. There's also a trail connecting it to other parks. If you're looking for the park it's along Cooper Road. It's just past the intersection. There's a parking lot with more than enough spaces because it's never too busy at the park. It's connected to the Alum Creek Trail, which runs along the creek. This is a good stopping spot. It doesn't have restrooms but it has a shelter house and water fountains. There's good open spaces for playing and sports. It's not big but Cooper Park is nice. It's connected to the bike trail so you can get around to other parks. The park offers very good views of the creek along the way.

Nice park- big open grassy area, some trees alongside. Decent parking lot. Small playground, some…read moreswings and a merry-go-round plus a climbing/sliding structure, but out in the sun so Baby K couldn't use the slides for fear of scorching her legs. Ball diamond, etc. We might be back on a cooler day.

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.

It's quite a nice little playground especially for being near Carriage place. Much of the equipment…read moreis actually pretty accommodating for larger children too!

This park offers a nice large playground, with both a big traditional climbing/slides/monkey…read morebars/etc area, baby and traditional swings, and a somewhat natural-style play area with things to climb and jump on. There is a walking path around the area, which includes sports fields and courts for baseball, basketball, and more. It is also shares a a good-sized parking lot with the Carriage Place Community Center. It provides some nice green space in the midst of a lot of retail.

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.

Half green space and wooded area with a ravine, half playground area- which of course is where we…read morewere. Baby K liked it. Lots of play equipment, for all ages. A little gazebo and some benches across the ravine. Really good neighborhood park, or even a destination park.

Miller Park has undergone a very nice renovation! The all new playground equipment, offering play…read moreareas for ages 2-5 and 5-12 years, is really nice and engaging. There is a lot for kids to choose from - in addition to familiar favorites like swings and slides, there are a lot of exciting and challenging climbing options, interactive music and visual activities (like creating your own optical illusion or putting together a sliding puzzle). There are also unique variations of things like the two person swings, a rope bridge and spiderweb, and more. There are a number of benches and picnic benches nearby. Further off, in a grassy area, is a large first come first serve gazebo, and the small woods behind the playground contain a creek and a fun little trail with two bridges for kids to run around. Currently part of the field is off limits due to new grass seed - if you follow the sidewalks you'll be able to access the playground easily. The area is very walkable or you can use street parking/the small lot behind the library.

Pretty impressive. Tons of facilities, a wide variety of things to do…read more Plenty of parking. Tennis and basketball courts, playing fields, even bleachers. A sand volleyball area. Two playgrounds. Scattered shelters. Bathroom facility building. Big place, well cared for, and a great place to hang out.

Great park in Marysville, OH. Plentiful parking and spacious--though be aware that Google Maps…read moremight try to take you down a one-way road to access it when heading Northbound. In that case, just proceed to the next intersection and make a left. There's new, stylish, and fun playground equipment for kids including a spider-web shaped climbing dome, a rocking boat, and spinning bench. There's also the classic swings, two playground units, and a sandbox. For larger kids and adults, check out the volleyball court and basketball area. We saw a lively family gathering at the gazebo near the playgrounds. Overall, certainly a positive experience worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for some outdoor activities!