Alysha Devries

Has a recreation center with public bathrooms. Two playgrounds, one for the 4 and under crowd that is surrounded by a fence, and the other is for slightly older kids. There is a splash pad in between the two that is on from June to early October. There are also basketball and tennis courts, and ball fields. There are about 6 or 7 picnic tables spread about all these areas and lots of benches to sit. There are no grills, and I'm pretty sure barbequing is not permitted. The wheelchair and stroller accessible entrance is on the north side. Free street parking on 3 sides of the park. There is a fenced in area for dogs to run off leash across the street from the soccer field. The soccer field is not DPR property. It belongs to a school nearby. Overall, it is a clean and well maintained park in a nice, quiet neighborhood area. There are several coffee shops, restaurants, and a small deli about 1 mile north of this park, just off Massachusetts.

Only open a few days a week. Call ahead for dates and times. The entry is timed on Sunday ( possibly other days too). You get about 30 minutes to play. The play area is small, but there are about 7 unique features/areas. Most of the features are ideal for 2-6 year olds. There is stroller parking inside and a restroom with a changing table and kiddie- sized potty.

Really nice playground for a variety of age groups. A couple picnic tables and water fountains next to it. There's also a basketball and a tennis court nearby. Walking distance from the children's theatre down the street... Imagination Stage. The Italian market just down the street a short bit has the most amazing cannolis. It's the perfect place to go when you're downtown with the kiddos.