John F. Kennedy Park

The playground here is great for children who love to climb. Lots of different routes to take to get up to certain areas and give them a bit if a challenge. My son is 5 and he lives to climb. He was happy about this place and wants to come back due to how many climbing options he has that were all interconnected together. They do have a smaller playground not to far down the sidewalk that is meant for smaller/younger children that seemed perfect for 2-4 year olds. I'd say the big climbing playground was meant for 5-12 year olds. Awesome place to check out. There is a bathroom down past the smaller playground closer to the tennis courts that was quite clean and easily accessible.

Fun playground for all ages. Reynoldsburg staff always does a great job keeping the park clean. Fantastic job with the Halloweekend event. I highly recommend families visit this park.

Very nice park! A lot of amenities. Restrooms, skate park, vending machines. Nice to have a police station near by. Perfect for adults and kids.

A perfect, new playground with an interactive electronic play pad, 2 separate areas for young kids 0-5, and older kids 6-12...and there's a skatepark! There are also many junior baseball and softball fields and a few tennis courts. It's the most "dog-walking friendly" park in the area. Long paved trails, next to a creek, with trash cans and free doggie bags every 500ft :) Also, a nice large gazebo with a roof and a few picnic tables under it. BONUS: All of this is directly behind the Reynoldsburg Police Department and City Hall

I was pretty impressed with this park. I was told that the park had been completely remodeled. This park has something for all age groups to do. There is also a tennis court, a trail, and a creek. It is difficult to get into the park because they re-did the entrance. You cannot get in behind the Police station. You have to go up to the next street and make a left and go all the way to the back. You’ll see a sign that says extra parking. If you keep going you’ll see the park.