Cloverleaf Park

At only 1.5 acres, Cloverleaf Park surprisingly has a lot to offer. This is due to a recent renovation by construction company Gulf Building who was also the construction company used for Rolling Oaks Park. Upgrades to Cloverleaf Park included a 1,500SF recreation center with a community room, office space and restrooms. Also added to the park was a new video surveillance systems, public WIFI, and utility services. There is a new basketball court, playground with shade structures, fencing, landscaping, irrigation, and a renovated parking lot. When you visit the park,, you can enjoy the picnic area, basketball court, shaded playground, and community garden. Families, fitness enthusiasts, and those seeking a relaxing outdoor environment will enjoy this recreational facility.

The only downside is the grass area has many trees on it post remodel and was previously used by neighborhood kids for football. Besides that the park is great. Foam floors, slides, swings etc. My 9 year old loves hanging out here. I've even flown a kite with her here a few times.

It's a nice, quaint little park. It's not a lot to do but the kids enjoyed themselves. No one else was out there, so eventually they said they're bored. Only thing it's a basketball court near by and sometimes it might be a knucklehead or two at the court but for the most part never had any issues. Overall it's a clean and new park where kids can let out a little energy before going home and starting homework or their normal routines.

Park attendant micro manages the kids. There’s no need to yell at supervised kids.. the park is there from them to play… however it is that they play. First and last time here . Shame because the park is beautiful

Great playground like the improvement. good basketball court for older kids. Only downside is the uneven grass area not level. Friendly staff person as well greeted us and made sure we were alright