Wetherby Park has been recently extended to include a gorgeous children's play area and a picnic…read moregazebo. The children's play area has several different play structures and 2 sets of swings. The area around and under all of the play structures is astroturf. Some of the play structures and the swings have shade clothes above them to minimize the effects of the sun. There are a few benches for supervising adults to rest on. My husband and I frequently include the park as part of our walks and it is always immaculate, including the play area. In addition to the picnic gazebo in the new extension, there are several picnic tables in the original part of the park. The park is perfect for a picnic lunch and stroll, or a picnic and play outing for children.

Very tiny walking loop park with a nice gazebo and open space that is literally os Middletown city…read moreHalls back yard. Me my one year took a walk around the trail today. It's a Nice place. I'm sure it is good for a small picnic, enjoying the weather and some light and brisk exercise. However, there isn't much more here other than a cool statue. Probably not a park kids would have much fun at compared to others in the city. They do have parking on both sides of city hall. So if one parking lots is filled with government workers then you can swing around to the other parking lot. Overall it was beautiful day and any time out in great weather is not a waste. Not sure I'll come back as there are Similar parks with more to do located closer to my home. However, I'm sure the residents near there enjoy it on nice days such as today or maybe when they are waiting on an appointment at Middletown city hall.

Beckley Creek Park is the perfect park to start a run, walk, or bike ride from. I started a long…read morerun with a group here yesterday. There was adequate parking, multiple bathrooms, and drinking fountains. It's a great starting point to access the Louisville Loop from or even just to run a few laps around the egg lawn for a shorter run.

Took my kids to Marshall Playground & Sprayground. The whole area was fenced in with one entrance…read moreand the area was big enough my toddler had plenty of room to run! It was busy and there were still plenty of seats available and a ton of shady areas. Fantastic play area!

This is a neat little park that I took my eldest daughter to the other day when the weather was…read morenice we had a really good time they had swings and slides in a walking path and a lot of nice fun that we really enjoy together I will be back it was fun

This park is within the neighborhood of Woodland Hills. It has a walking path, gazebo, backstop,…read moreand swingset. It's a very peaceful place to walk your dog or go for a stroll. Every year in June or July they have a summer picnic with free hot dogs, sodas, waters, and activities for the kids! There is bluegrass music, pony rides, face painting, balloon twisting, and different police vehicles are on display such as the helicopter.

This is an excellent park that my daughters and I went to this weekend. It was so much fun and we…read morehad a great time playing on the swings and slides and run around the baseball field and just exploring. It's one of my favorite things to do with my daughters a visit parts and just play and have fun it's a great place definitely check it out

Located in the Douglass Hills neighborhood, Crosby Park is used on a daily basis by the community…read moreand adjoining neighbors. The middle school next door also uses it for school events (Color Run, student celebrations). The pool is public and you can purchase day passes fairly cheap (less than $10pp). I've been told it is busy during the day with hours blocked out for the DH swim team practices. Besides a large walking circle, visitors use the soccer goals, sand volleyball court and tables / benches. A small playground has a few swings and things to crawl on - and as a mom I hate the taller climbing pieces, which are broken arms waiting to happen. On this last visit we spotted a free book stand. I'll have to remember to bring some books to share! Tonight we visited the park for its annual fireworks show. It's fairly impressive and brings out the crowd. You can come early for music and food trucks (or pack a cooler) or drive over a few minutes before the show with your camping chair. While not as scenic as other parks in Louisville this is a spot you can enjoy with others or for a walk to clear your head.

Beautiful 1.9-mile loop trail! Lots of great shade and a fun wooded tree swing to channel your…read moreinner child. Highly recommend this one-stop shop, especially since it's located right by fabulous restaurants and the USPS.

Since it had rained for a number of days I wanted to find a trail that was paved. Anchorage…read moreTrailhead is a 2.1 paved trail that is quite scenic and mostly flat for those of us who are a bit older but still enjoy hiking. It's a peaceful stroll in a mostly wooded area. Yeah, there a few areas that lack a bit of shade on a hot day but overall it's a nice walk.

This is an awesome park that my family and I attended yesterday afternoon when we were in the area…read more It had slide swings picnic area place where you can play football. All kinds of fun, decorative areas for kids and families to play. We will definitely be back. This is a nice neat clean park.

I was out and about explore and doing what I do best and I came across a Berrytown park. I've never…read morebeen here or have heard of this place. I'm not in this part of town too often so I was pleasantly surprised you come across a Park I never heard of. Explored walked around took some photos and had a good time

This park is a hidden gem back in the Berrytown, Anchorage community. There are tennis courts,…read moreabasketball court, a full-size softball field, picnic tables, grills, a playground, a swingset, restrooms, and (in need on repair) horseshoe pits. The park is just off LaGrange Rd -- turn onto Heafer Road and you'll see the park in about a 1/2 mile. The parking lot is small, but sufficient for this very quiet park tucked away in a residential neighborhood. It appears to be managed by Metro Parks, but could use some work. No walking or running path here. The softball field benches appear to have been broken and remain unfixed. On the Horshoe pits, there's only one pole. There is a restroom building, but I can't speak to the cleanliness of it because it was locked for the winter. There's also a water fountain, but it to was turned off. I assume, for the winter. This park would be a perfect place for a quiet family get together, or a pick up game of softball, basketball or kickball. Perhaps us yelpers should use this location for our next kickball UYE.

There's a nice baseball field at my daughters and I went to over the weekend. We enjoyed playing…read morerun around the bases playing in the dirt in the grass and just having a good family fun day. It's conveniently located at a really nice little baseball park

Tiny little park over in the commercial area of buildings on Stanely gault parkway closer to the…read moreold Henry road entrance of the parkway. Obviously designed as just a nice place to enjoy a lunch from one of the many nearby commercial buildings on Stanely gault and east point. I worked out in this area a few years back and stopped in here a time or two. Really nothing special but it is a cool thought. Definitely not a kids park or playground. Just a place to sit and relax.

This is a cool little park located right around the Blankenbaker area. I came across this little…read morewalking path and we had a son and a little garage if you can look at the flowers in very small but elegant. I enjoyed walking around checking it out.

I stumbled upon this Creekside overlook one afternoon when I was out exploring and yelping. There's…read morea nice addition to the parklands park and it is an easy convenient place to take your dogs and family to enjoy time at the park