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Overview: Frank G. Fry Park is rated 4.1/5 from 63 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness.
Overview: Frank G. Fry Park is rated 4.1/5 from 63 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as clean and well kept. Downsides: Some reviews mention inconsistent cleanliness.
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Nice and calm place. There are some homeless people as well
Very clean, good for walking. Not too many homeless living here.
Overflowing trash, and an active homeless encampment. The playground was fine; but with multiple grown adults passed out/ coming down/ crashing in a tent less than 30 yards from the equipment, it's not a comfortable situation to bring your kids to.
This park is awesome, I love bringing my dog here. We come to this park all the time. The only bad thing is that the cops harrass people here for "hanging out" at the park. Who doesn't hang out at the park and when did it become illegal to "hang out" at a park. Other than that every other time it has been great. I definitely will be returning to visit this park.
This park does not have its own parking lot, so you have to park on the side of streets nearby them. This park is great for dogs as it has a vertical walking trail from one street to the next. Also great for small kids, I’d recommend.
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