Rachel Beaton

We went here to see some of the Little League World Series. There were about 200 slingback chairs and then a bunch of tables and chairs, plus some benches all on a paved area. It was not busy at all which was nice and the big screen was great. The only not great part was that the chairs are totally unshaded (at least during the middle of the day). We wound up sitting on the benches which had plenty of shade and you could see from so it was alright but definitely bring sunscreen and a hat if it's a sunny day and you're dedicated to sitting in the chairs.

This bowling alley is just right if you're looking to bowl in a quieter atmosphere for a good price. Plus their french fries are great.

This is a lovely small playground and park. Be sure to wear closed shoes if playing or walking as mulch and gravel are the primary ground coverings. Also, the largest slide is only accessible if you are able to climb up netting or a rock wall which was a little frustrating for my littlest when she couldn't do what her big brothers were doing.

I love how there's a lot of structure and a lot of space to run around. I also like the sprinklers. I didn't even know they were there until they were turned on! L, age 8

I really like it because there's two sides which both have structures. I already knew there were sprinklers but I didn't knew how much fun they were until I saw people playing with them. My record of going all around the structure is 59 seconds. S, age 6

I think it's really fun because one time it was snowy, there was ice you could slide on. There's two sides and you can play in the castles. It's real fun. - S, age 6

I like it as much as my brother does but I would add more space to run around on the ground. L, age 8