It has a nice playground with splash pads for kids. It also has a sports field with two soccer…read moregoals for both kids and adults. The trail is nice for a walk. you will manage to break a sweat, but nothing difficult. It is well-maintained and clean. There are a few parking spots available, too.

We stopped by for a walk and to check out the harbour front. There's a playground and splash pad…read morefor children to play in. The hours of operation of the splash pad indicated 9 am to 9 pm. There was a boat along with a jungle gym on either side to explore and play on.

Took time to get some exercise taking a walk in the park. Lots of pathways to follow but watch…read moreyour step lest you step on geese droppings. There is a tug boat play area for kids! Turn them loose to tire them out. A marina lines the park with lots of boat slips. The Leander Boat Club calls this park home. There is free parking and plenty of places to sit down and rest.

This park is connected with the Iroquois Community Center and has a great big playground, tennis…read morecourts, skate park and dog park. The Playground looks relatively new but my main concern are the pebbles, besides the fact that you and your kids will look like they just escaped from a dust storm, teenagers are somehow attracted by some kind of dark force to break glass bottles on these pebble playgrounds which is a huge hazard for everyone. The Park staff do come once a week or additionally when you call it in to rake the pebbles and make sure there are no sharp objects in it but it's still scary if you are the first to discover the broken glass ( which happens frequently ). So I am very careful when I take my kids to the playground and usually try to keep them on the actual structures. As for the Dog Park, it's a smaller rectangle shaped enclosure with mostly responsible dog owners that I can even take my disabled dog there without him being ruffed up by some misbehaving dogs.

It's a nice and small park located on West Oak Trail and behind St. John Paul School. It's a nice…read moreplace for kids (and even their parents, lol) to play. The zipline is one of the highlights of the park. The gazebo is really nice, too. Parents can sit down and watch their children play. The basketball court in the school yard is accessible, too; which is a plus point to this park.

Been working with kids raging 2-7 yrs old and they love this place.they have so much to do here.read more

My active son LOVES this place! He plays there for hours without the usual 'burnout' like at other…read moregyms because there is such a range of activities, from climbing, to swinging, to arts and crafts. The owners are so kind and helpful and always engage positively with the children. We go 2-3 times per week!