Phil Hardberger Park

Nice play equipment, flooring needs updating. A nice place for your child to play on equipment or natural logs. There are port a potties here, but bring hand sanitizer as there are no sinks or hand washing stations. Great walking paths. No dogs allowed in park, but okay okay on walking paths. There's also a dog park across the small road.

Here on vacation with family and what a unique quirky place in the middle of the city! The trails were well kempt and extremely accessible for strollers, wheelchairs and bikes. Lots of tables to sit at and eat a picnic style lunch and the playground was fun. Great for all levels of play and clean bathrooms both portable and a facilities. I was super grateful for the weather that day however there was lots of shady spots on the trails. And beautiful area for photos !

It was so beautiful did get a little lost but I didn't feel at all like I was in danger which is new there was a patrol officer roaming around the parking lot to make sure everything was in place by the end of the night everything was super well taken care of and I didn't see one piece of trash throughout my whole walk would definitely recommend here if you're starting out hiking or even trying to get a little bit more exercise in and you want a pretty scenery there were so many different trails you could take as well

I really like this park. I go here a lot to walk my little dog. Occasionally have to watch out for bicyclists. However on this trip someone let their dogs off the leash and let them run free. Didn’t see any collar either. They seemed friendly but wasn’t taking any chances and had to carry my dog the rest of the way back.

My kids just love this park!! Especially the nature play area where they can build forts and tpees, the only thing I wish was different was the closing at sunset.