John “Grumbles”

Very interesting restored wooden building camp many of the buildings have different diagrams and information. One warning is that in the early spring there maybe bugs because they seek shelter in the winter.

This park has a large amount of parking. There are 3 different playgrounds each has a rubberized ground cover. There are gaps in the rubber cover which are mostly filled with rubber mulch but some can be trip hazards. There are quite large picnic areas and one that has a large shelter cover. There is also a small outdoor gym and two fields. The playgrounds are nice cause at least two of them are designed so there are not a lot of places a smaller kid could jump off and hurt themselves. There are also a large swing area. The park is pretty good for all ages it seems.

Seems like it will be great when it is finished. But when we went it had a sign saying to be complete spring 2023 which I believe they are delayed given it was the middle of May. Most of the rest of the place seemed well kept with there being a small picnic table area with a gazebo like shelter and up the hill was a baseball field. The parking is good for a few cars but again it was partly blocked by construction.

Has a toddler playground and a rubberized mulch that is mostly all together. Then there is a larger playground for older childern and looks to be set up so it is wide enough for wheel chair access. It has instruments like chimes, a drum, and xylophone. My kid had a ton of fun running around there plating the instruments. There are two other playground areas too but not as big. There is also soccer fields and baseball courts be we didn't check those out.

The food was a range of temperatures with the soups actually being cold. The soup was also disappointingly bad after having reheated them and while the chow mein and lo mein were ok. I was a little worried about food safety so I had to hear everything again before trying it and at that point I ended up throwing it away after it was pretty much flavorless.