Dust Devil Park

Big park the kids can ride there bmx and scooters. But be careful for people walking around my son left his scooter while riding his bike and some lady with her kid and significant other ended up taking the scooter And riding off with it!! good thing we spotted them And she ended up giving my son his scooter back. Then laughed about it, weird

Dust Devil Park is my preferred park, not only because of its proximity to home, but also because it offers many activities suitable for children of all ages. There are shaded areas for both older children and toddlers. During the summer months, children can enjoy the splash pad. The skate park is an added benefit. There are numerous ramadas with charcoal grills available for reservation for family gatherings and barbeques. The park is well-maintained, clean, and free from loitering. I highly recommend it.

"Dust Devil, next level." Great park first the kiddos, especially if you bring their bikes or scooters. I have to admit, for an inner city-ish park, it is well kept. Parents, just a cautionary word, there are a few transients around, but nothing major. The playground is great, and there are a lot of fields for sports, or even playing fetch... also good for dogs (kidding!) But for real, great open space. The skate park area is pretty simple but cool. Very open. Random to note, but there are a good amount of trash and recycling bins around. There's also an exercise path with the equipment as well and a solid basketball court. Well Kept? Yes Shaded? Yes Swings? Both big and toddler Open field? A lot Public Restroom? Yes- bring your own wipes and sanitizer. Playground close to the main road (safety for children)? Not enough to have to helicopter Ground material? wood chips Parking? Plenty and there are trees offering shade.

Lots of fun climbing equipment for kids, swings, slides. Clean. Walking trails, basketball courts, soccer field,bathrooms(always accompany your children).

It is a nice park with a toddler playground and a playground for older kids. There's a splash pad and a skate park, too. The only downside is during the morning hours, there's quite a few homeless people around. I totally understand that it's the best place for them. It has a water source, bathroom, and relatively safe places to sleep. However, I don't feel comfortable going alone with my little one. Also, on one occasion, I took my child to the splash pad, but there were mini bars of soap, and it was dirty from people using it to shower/ clean themselves. We didn't even bother using it. Overall, I enjoy the park and look forward to visiting more when it's not 110°