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Overview: Betty Lee Park is rated 4.4/5 from 29 Google reviews. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover. Downsides: Some reviews mention it can feel quiet or lightly used at times.
Overview: Betty Lee Park is rated 4.4/5 from 29 Google reviews. Amenities: Reviewers often mention shade and tree cover. Downsides: Some reviews mention it can feel quiet or lightly used at times.
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Nice little space to hang out or relax, if you're looking more for playing or running around, I recommend a different park as this one is very small with one bench area by some trees, so shade, mostly empty grassy space and a small play structure that's been drawn on and worn out over the years, this park is mostly good if you want a nice secluded space to relax or chill, and since it's on the street I live on, I like to come here personally and I can tell you, rarely anyone actually comes and when they do, it's just in the parking lot. Nice relaxation space.
It's a quiet out of the way park. Nice grounds. Not a playground.
Nice place to take the kids.
Just nice neiborhood park to think, pray, tend to phone messages & calls. Missing a bench close by parking lot. Under trees.
The is not a park for children it does have the river which my daughter really enjoys
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