River Heights Park

Playground equipment rated ages 5-12, but there's for sure a set for little kids (with interactive toys around it), then a set for more advanced kids. The only way up to the tallest slide is rope climbing, so that's different. Didn't stop my 2.5-y-o from going up, but I was right on her as best I could be. So yeah, some equipment that gives a challenge and comes with risk for older kids. None of the slides were designed to let my kid whoosh off the bottom, so that's a relief. Two saddle swings, two bucket swings, and one sort of double-canopy seesaw swing with stiff hammocks facing each other. It held me! So it seemed like a swing for parent-kid partner swinging. Wood chips covering, 2.5-ft shallow curb surround, pavilion immediately to the south with four tables and a garbage can. I noticed one table had the regular length of bench but then an extra two or so feet of tabletop without a fixed bench under it. So maybe like a place to set up food/drink for easy serving and access. Kinda neat. The tabletop is a hard plastic with small holes. There are two more pavilions to the west along the south, and they each have one fixed-bench table and a garbage can. To the north is a large field that dips into a basin, great for sledding in the winter. A sidewalk runs the full perimeter and I saw lots of people enjoying a stroll with leashed dogs. The whole area is lovely (trees but not mature) and surrounded by nice single family homes. As such, no parking lot, just curb parking (certain curb parking prohibited). No restrooms.

Nice place for a stroll. Quite during the day. Sprinklers should be on in the evening instead of during daylight. Takes away from the community to enjoy the park and walk way through out the day. Good place to sit down for lunch with friends and family. Great weather for walking, bring your pet. Safe, great location; it's near the Jordan Transportation Bus Yard. Good people coming in and out of the yard regularly. Great sense of security.

Pretty big park! We went sledding in the open hill area and everyone there was friendly and also brought their dogs so our little dog had friends to play with, it was a fun family environment. We will be going more often!

Cute little park, not right next to the road. Good for little kids with one taller climbing structure and a big slide for older kids. Lots of pavilions with picnic tables.

My usual place to take my rescue terrier for a walk was 'talken over by a family reunion' so I needed to find a Plan B. Great little park!! 👍