Burton Memorial Park

My 2 yo and I went here on a Friday morning around 10:30. There was one other mom and her son there but they left shortly after we arrived. The park is huge. Parking was not a problem but I can imagine it would be if there were a game(s). Looked as if there were many baseball or softball diamonds and tennis courts (I think the group there was playing paddleball). I believe there were bathrooms but we did not venture that way. The actual playground is gated all the way around with one playscape with 2 slides. One is twisty and one tall and wide. There are 2 regular swings and 2 toddler/infant swings; one is blue plastic and the other that rubber material. There was one of those bouncy, po-go ride things (not sure what it's called) and a very small see-saw. The playscape was under trees and had an umbrella, so pretty good shade, but the rest has direct sunlight. There was an area with a picnic table and garbage in shade, and there was what I imagine would be sand if it hadn't been covered in leaves. The actual equipment looked as if it was all in working order but did have a covering of dirt on the parts not touched, though the slides and swings were all clear where your child would touch or sit. My daughter loves the swings but you can only swing for so long. Much of the equipment was a bit advanced for her. I think she got bored here. We only stayed 20 minutes and left as it was getting hot out as well.

Nice playground. Great set up with 4 baseball fields. Plenty room for parking.

Nice fields. Very small playground but well kept.

We enjoy visiting Burton park. Clean bathrooms. Kids are usually outside enjoying the weather, playing basketball, softball, or on the jungle gym.

I truly enjoyed my morning walk there when the daylight begins to break the sky and daylight appears. Very peaceful and serene listening to the bird's and seeing other people doing the same as I was. The experience was great and a nice park to bring ur kids as well.