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Overview: Ben Hadley Park is rated 4.6/5 from 198 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover and poop bags, seating, and other park extras.
Overview: Ben Hadley Park is rated 4.6/5 from 198 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover and poop bags, seating, and other park extras.
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Great place to spend an hour or so walking the flat paved paths or using the play place with a ramp and an accessible swing. There is some shade along the paths but very little near the playscape. There are a few picnic tables and benches throughout the park with a plaques of pages of a storybook along the trail. It’s a small park with mowed grassy areas and 10 or 15 parking spaces. It also has easy access through the fence from the nearby neighborhood. A lot of people walk dogs here too. No restrooms I have seen.
Cute little play area for the kids. Would appreciate more seating in shaded areas but you can easily bring your own chair to sit under a tree. The equipment is in good shape.
Great place for kids
Very nice and clean... Love taking my consumer there to walk around. Very peaceful.
Nice little park designed for ages 4 plus. Walk around the park for a traveling storybook.
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