This is a great neighborhood park tucked into a quiet area. I visited in the evening, and it had plenty of shade, which made it really comfortable. It’s a perfect spot to bring Tonka trucks and let the kids play in the sand. The park was very clean and peaceful, with lots of different play options for my kiddos to enjoy.
Pipal Park Inclusive Playground is a wonderfully-designed playground that’s as inclusive, large, and is located near bathrooms.
Pinewood Park is a small, mediocre neighborhood playground. There’s not a lot to keep kids occupied.
A very small, weathered neighborhood park next to Andersen Middle School with basic swings, spinners and a limited climbing structure. Some upkeep may be needed. The walking path surrounding the playground looks nice.
This park is a great spot for families, especially with kids who love to ride bikes or scooters. The playground has a mix of wood chips and rubber surfacing, though only part of the park is handicap accessible. There’s also a cement walking path that loops around the park with a story walk along the way.
Pepperwood Park is a well-loved older park. It’s big and provides a lot of activities for kids of all ages.
