Joyce Park

Joyce Park is a small, tucked-away green space nestled between some business offices and a school. I came by specifically to use the dog park, but unfortunately, it’s currently under construction until late May. There were no signs or notices online or around the area until you’re already at the park, which was disappointing. That said, the park was completely empty during my visit, which gave my dog and me the chance to run around and enjoy the open grassy space on our own. It’s definitely peaceful and quiet if you’re looking for somewhere low-key. Just be aware that amenities are very limited here—there are no basketball courts, no playground for kids, and really nothing beyond a grass plot, a few picnic tables (one of which is covered by a gazebo), and the dog park (when it's open). It's a simple park best suited for a quiet break or letting your dog roam when it's not under construction.

Quiet. No bathrooms. Watch for baby hawks in March/April. They fall out of their nests and die if they are left unattended. We called wildlife rescue out twice last year to pick up a couple of babies.

Joyce Park is ok. It's kids playground isn't as nice as all the other parks and it's not ADA accessible at all because of the sand. No basketball court. They just put in shade over the playground but they really should update that thing. The trees are very nice for walking the dog. It attracts homeless every now and then. It goes away, they come back. I see the same people on a cycle. I wouldn't trust the sand,

This is a quiet park, with ambient highway noise. It has so many large trees and my church group uses this park a couple times a year for gatherings. It has nice tables, benches, and a good covered playground. There's no designated parking, only street parking and no restrooms. The only thing I wish for sure it had was a sidewalk all the way around.

Great place for as small kids as 1 year. Could have more play park toys out there.