Hunter's Run Park

Very nice playground but no facilities for public use, not even a trashcan. This seems to be a private park built solely for the benefit of the subdivision residents. Difficult for outside kids to enjoy a playground for more than a few minutes without any facilities. Zero parking. Google directions take you to the side of a hwy ramp.

Nice little park with trees and prairie, a shelter next to a little pond, and a playground. I like to take the dog here sometimes for a leisurely lap around the park. It has a trail that makes a nice loop that's about the perfect length for this. You should know there aren't any public restrooms in this park.

This park is small, and is good for young children, with grill shelters and fishing spots.

This is a great park for an afternoon trip. There is some novel play equipment for small children. There is a decent walking trail. The park has a couple of pavilions and a nice pond.

This park is medium/large with a paved path. Down a large incline there's some play equipment and picnic tables. The play equipment is limited, but unique. The rope mountain is best for kids 3+, but there is a slide, baby swings, and teeter totter that could work for kids 1+. Follow the path across the bridge and there's a loop path with prairie grasses, a pond, and two picnic shelters. The park is right next to interstate 380 so unfortunately suffers from noise pollution. There is limited shade, but there will be more as the young trees grow. Special features: Walking trail Bridge with creek Play equipment: Slides: 1 wavy Swings: 2 baby Climbers: ropes mountain Extras: 4 animal teeter totter, spinning ring Amenities: 2 pavilions on path Parking: street On-site water: no On-site bathroom: no