Leafwing Park

Love this park! It is always clean, well maintained, and has fun play structures for various ages!

Has rope course, slide, carousel, platform swing, and toddler section. Toddler area is shaded, has rubber floors on gradient, slide and plastic domes for play.

Really nice park, specially for little ones. You can park on the street. It's a small neighborhood park so no restrooms/changing table here. We have seen on a couple of occasions furry friends who were friendly, on a leash, and their owners picked up after them (thank you!). The baby/toddler area is a nice place to let your little one explore with little supervision since it's enclosed and has safety gates. The ground is also made of what seems to be rubber material. My son learned to go down the slides by himself with the little slide inside this part of the park. There's little huts/houses inside with different size holes perfect for peekaboo sessions or, as is my son's preference, jumping out of the holes in which he fits through. There's a couple of tables and chairs inside where you can sit down/have snack time etc. There is also a big shading screen over this area so it may be a little cooler on those really hot summer days. The baby and parent swings are unique and one of my favorite features because you can practice saying things, counting with fingers, or just having a silly face run with your little tot on these since they place you face to face. On the other side of the park there is a big circle swing where if you'd like, a parent could sit inside with their child or for multiple children. There's a climbing/run-across contraption and a bigger slide for older kids. There's a couple of benches and a big,metal, and orbital structure with seating inside it. The grass is really soft the playground areas outside the baby/toddler section have woodchips on the ground.

This is by far the best park in the area. There are different sections. They have a swing set that has tantum swings! They have plastic igloo houses that the kids can crawl in and out of, and the default area with a huge hill/slide.

Cute neighborhood park. Some of the houses surrounding it are still under construction, but it looks like it won't be too long before they are complete. This little jem is pretty close to the Sienna Library, it has a toddler area, a place for bigger kids to play and swings that can accommodate a toddler and bigger kid a bigger kid at the same time. I've never seen a swing like it, pretty cool.