While out and about today I found myself wanting to go for a walk. Being a ways from my usual…read morewalking spots, I searched Yelp to find a nearby park. Robsion Park was close by ,so hubby and I found our way there. The park is directly behind the Lyndon post office and parking can be accessed using the driveway beside the post office. Posted hours for the park stated "Dawn to dusk." I was surprised by how well-maintained the park is and how much larger it was than it appeared at first glance. There is ample paved, private parking. At the entrance to the park are two large play areas for children. One appears to be for the younger set and the other for older children. There is a half-mile paved, level walking trail around the perimeter of the park with a short paved bisecting walk if one doesn't wish to go all the way around. All of the walking path has trees lined on either side for shade. There are multiple large, grassed areas for volleyball, badminton, hacky sack, soccer or anything else one could desire. There are covered picnic areas and restrooms. The restrooms were open for use, but I didn't go in them. There were panic/help buttons throughout the park for use in emergency situations. This park is perfect for dog walking and also is a perfect park for those who may require level, paved paths. I look forward to returning with my dogs!

Although Lyndon is small and Robsion Park tucks itself behind a few buildings, it is NOT one to…read moremiss!! This park was surprisingly a lot bigger than what I had imagined it to be. There is a very nice walking trail that splits into different directions and can keep you busy for quite a while. I was please to see how neat and clean Robsion was, and it definitely looked like it got its proper maintenance every now and then. There's also a couple nice playgrounds for kids, along with an awesome-looking splash pad to cool off in!

What a pleasant surprise as many times as I have been to this area I never knew about this park…read more It's small but secluded and shaded for a nice walk in a wooded area with a a picturesque stream nearby. Great for those who want to walk their dogs or just to enjoy the serenity and peace and quiet.

Great park for walking trails and nature photography. Lots of birds and other animals in an urban…read moresetting.

I had a good time at Walsh Park. We are walking around exploring seeing the site. Getting some…read moreexercise all the fun stuff. They had a nice walking track around the park. Nice little playground and some cool sites.

This park has great playground equipment. The little kid floor mats are being redone right now.read more

I stopped by Community Park and it's a really nice spot to spend some time outside. The park has a…read morebaseball field, basketball courts, and a walking trail, which makes it great whether you want to play some sports or just get out for a relaxing walk. It has nice scenery and birds to check out in trees. It's a clean and well kept park, and there's usually something going on with people playing ball or getting some exercise. It's not a huge park, but it has a good mix of activities and is a great place for the local community to gather. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the St. Matthews area.

This is mainly a baseball park, but still a nice place to take a short walk if you're nearby at the…read moremall or strip malls. They have a really nice and new-looking playground too. There's also a basketball court on the other side. There isn't really a set walking track, it is pretty much cross-shaped where every turn has a dead end. But it still has a big enough space to get plenty of steps in.

My kids live close to this park, I never knew it was there, Well hidden from traffic…read more We brought our grandson to splash park & he loved it. The splash park is fairly new. Park is pretty good sized & you can get a good walk in checking out the whole area.

My daughters and I visit this annually with our Cultural Pass but this place is absolutely…read morespectacular year-round. I recently discovered you can volunteer here as well. It's a beautifully operated location that is an oasis in Louisville!

My husband surprised me for my very first Mother's Day, with tickets to the Mother's Day event at…read morethe botanical gardens! Upon arrival we were told we cannot bring my very small, ESA dog into the event despite it being an animal friendly establishment. We were also told we are not allowed to leave him in the car, that we essentially needed to leave. Again, my first Mother's Day, refused because I require a service dog. This is a prime example, of a human being, failing to have human kindness or understanding.

I visited this part today walked around to look at the facilities. The walking sites the grounds,…read morewhatever they had, and it is not at the par in comparison to the parks that are nearby. It's pretty rundown looking and it could use some help.

Okay so I will admit, when we first moved right next to this park, I thought it was E.P Sawyer (the…read moremuch bigger park) and was super excited to be walking distance from it. Sadly, with the A.B in the front I soon realized that this was a completely different park. It's mostly a baseball park, home to where many school and club leagues play. It's small, but there is a nice little walking lane and a playground. Unfortunately, it seems like the pavement for walking is used mostly as a parking space for the baseball parents, so it was kind of annoying to have to dodge multiple cars just to go through. Honestly, I didn't really see anyone else at this park that was there besides for their kids doing sports, so I wouldn't really recommend it for anything else.

Really great tour--informative and enjoyable! Definitely worth a visit. I came during the…read moreoff-season, so it was a bit slower, but still an awesome experience.

An amazing day trip. The staff are amazingly sweet and welcoming. The property was clean and well…read moremaintained. I adored the barnyard rescue animals. Pigs, sheep, and goats all were rescue animals. The cabins and gristmill are so peaceful and serene. If you go be sure to look for the cats that call Squire Boone home....Scotty and his buddy are very friendly and love being petted. And of course a trip to the cave is not complete without rock candy which is handmade.

The Linden recreational Association had a lot of good things to check out while I was there. They…read morehad some statues at a nice walking area that had baseball fields, and it was kept and nice and neat.

Well organized, nicely run softball and baseball leagues. Fields are overall well maintained but…read morecould use a little bit of updating. This is our second year playing at Lyndon and plan on continuing next year. The great part about Lyndon is there are enough rec teams at Lyndon so that travel is not needed. All teams play at Lyndon.