Eagle Crest Park

Tucked inside of a residential neighborhood, this park offers only street parking (be careful, though, as one side of the road says “no parking this side of street”). There are two main play structures. One Tri-level traditional structure includes monkey bars, multiple ladders, a tunnel slide, a large twist slide, and a straight, bumpy slide. Included in the sand around the larger structure is a bouncing seat, as well a two diggers.

The second play structure is meant for older kids and incudes mostly climbing apparatus’. There is a bridge in the middle, held up by ropes, along with stepping stones, rope saucers, as well as another bridge-type rope feature. There are two swings, one traditional and one infant. Spread out across the entire park are plenty of benches (uncovered). There is one light post in the middle of the park, but it did not turn on when we were there right before sundown, so unsure if it actually works.

The main playground equipment offers three covers (albeit, small). There is a pavilion with three picnic tables, a grill, and a trash can. There is a separate picnic table that is partially covered by tree shade.

Most of the equipment is on sand, and requires steps to get on. This playground is not accessible.

– Review by Emily N.