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    Shadow Bay Park

    4.1 (41 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Allison R.

    Clean park with plenty of wide open spaces and lots for the kids to do. The playground is fun and has a good variety of things to play on. It's nice and shady for the most part. I do wish there were more swing options. The squirrels here are very aggressive so be warned. If you have any kind of food they have no problem coming right up to you and following you around. We even had one jump on one of the kids with us!

    Melinda S.

    This is a nice little park tucked away by Metrowest off of Turkey Lake. We met some friends here to check it out and take a walk. It's not huge or the most picturesque, but it's still a decent park with a short, paved walking loop. We went around the loop once. There were some nonpaved paths we noticed and we were going to do a second loop to check out some of those, but it started raining so we will head back another time to check those out. There was also a tennis court that was being used by some other visitors. Part of the trail is near a water treatment facility so you might hit a stretch that smells less than pleasant, but it wasn't a huge deal. Overall, the park is worth a visit to enjoy being outside and getting some steps in.

    Shadow Bay pond, small pier, paved sidewalk, covered benches nearby
    Roanne T.

    - 2 Basketball courts - at least 10 tennis courts - playground - paved/dirt trails - softball field - several covered pavilions - cross walks - preserved nature - lots of parking - might be grills? but didn't see in my quick drive by Clean bathrooms (yay!!) Women's side has 3 stalls, a baby changing area and an electric hand dryer. No paper towels. Saw lots of families in every nook and cranny. We came here as a stop on the way to pick someone up so we didn't get to stay long, however next time we come we will stay longer and have lots to do!

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    Shanique R.

    I recently moved to the area and wanted to find a park that had a nice walking trail when I found Shadow Bay. I went around 6:30pm and while the tennis and basketball courts were full the walking trail was empty and peaceful. The trail is about 1.5 miles around. The path is lined with trees and a few lakes and ponds. Overall I really enjoyed the park and it was very clean.

    Bill S.

    Nice tennis facility with at least 15 hard courts and a full pro shop. There are drinks and snacks on site. There are showers and clean bathrooms.

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    Natalie H.

    This park starts with a long stretch under tall power lines. There are public basketball hoops. A baseball all field and playground. There are several tennis courts and at least two fishing ponds. We saw a dock and a 1.2 mile walking loop. It isn't the most picturesque park but was well utilized with lotss of people using each of the amenities. There was plenty of parking spaces. The playground had two structures one for kids 2-5 and one for older kids.

    Wes H.

    Nice little neighborhood park in Dr. Phillips. Good place to walk a dog, small playground for children, tennis and basketball courts, and several lakes and walking trails. I like the sand/dirt trail that is across from the park rangers house. It winds through some protected scrub brush, sage, prickley pair cactus plants and I often see rabbits and turtles. If you are in the area and would like to do some walking it is a good free option.

    New playgrounds - the one with shed is gone...
    Sheri Y.

    Love it. My 3 years old enjoy it as well. It was a raining week so far. The playground is an hidden gem for us who has younger kids and not able to hit all the majors parks

    Allan F.

    Free parking. Unlike Turkey Lake. High tension power cables jutting through the park. See photo. You do the math.

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    I love this place, so peaceful and serene for walking, much larger park than I expected

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