Briarwood Park

This is such a hidden gem. It has two large playgrounds for younger and older kids though I saw a great mix of young and old playing on both. They have a third wooden playground geared for older kids (ages 7+). I climbed up it myself and it’s pretty cool and obviously much too difficult for my 5yo. There was tons of shade when we visited at 11am and it was so big that despite there being many kids there, it never felt crowded. My only complaint is the tiny parking area. Only several cars can park at a time. But to have such a cool park with so much shade, limited parking is not a big deal. My kids loved it and are already asking to go back. There is a small pavilion with tables and a small bathroom. Didn’t use the bathroom so cannot comment on its cleanliness.

It sounds like the activity is indeed very good. This activity also offers a great amount of fun for everyone involved. Furthermore, it is amazing to know that this can be done all year long. The possibility of year-round fun is certainly a big advantage. Overall, it sounds like a very positive experience for all participants.

Great park! There's a tot lot, big kid area, and a very impressive ropes course with tree houses. Very fun for a wide range of ages. Minus one star because there was lots of trash and litter.

As a visitor to the city I was happy to find this park while babysitting. It had three separate play areas which were set up for different age groups. There were kids happily playing at each park, while being supervised. The crowd on a Sunday afternoon was diverse several different languages being spoken. Good supervision at all three playgrounds by parents/guardians. The parking area was a bonus. The entire park is fenced. Drinking fountains (that work!) there are hot cold dispensers for people who are picnicking or barbecuing. And a covered gazebo as well. The new wooden and rope structure is very impressive. Reminds me of Swiss family Robinson.

Simply relaxing all the nature and trail brunch next to the bridge. I’m bringing the little ones for full review of playground