Adventure Playground

Adventure Park is the best park in the universe! It's a fantastic playground for kids who love to get muddy and are always exploring.

One reason kids will love it is that there's a giant tube slide they can play on. They can go down the slide and if they are good climbers they can climb up the slide and on top of the slide.

Also it's the biggest park I've ever been to. There's lots of space to run around and also there's a small muddy creek that you can play in.

Also the playground has two huge climbing nets that form a tunnel. And again if you're a good climber you can climb on the top, on the sides, and even upside down.

Finally there are already fun toys there that you can play with so you don't have to worry about bringing any. For example, there are trucks, giant lego blocks to build with, and other stuff. You should definitely go there!

This spot is awesome. I love that they have you check in at the front and there is someone there to greet you. As a parent with 3 small children, any extra measure of security is appreciated. They request that you put down a phone number, name, and the first name of your children in case one of them gets lost.

The playground inside is not huge but definitely sufficient. The best part is of course the giant Lego pieces. My kids LOVED building with them and you can see older kids also having tons of fun. In the back of the playground, there are some Lego structures built that other kids can continue adding onto.

On the day we went, it had just rained a few days ago so it was a little muddy. There were still tons of people there though so I can only imagine what it would be like on a non-muddy day. There is not a lot of shade so fall and spring are probably the best times to go.

The bathrooms are clean for a park and there are stools for young children so they can wash their hands. I'm definitely planning to bring my kids back when it's not rainy season.

Huge open playground that's great for kids. There's a place to sign in at the entrance - I think it's to keep track of how many people are using the playground?

There are so many things to do here. Plenty of playground space, numerous slides, giant Lego-style blocks, a creek that gets water running through after a rain, a ping pong table, sand pits...my 2.5-year-old and 4.5-year-old had a blast.

Easy parking and access makes this a great place!

We came with our two year old around 10am on a Saturday morning. The play yard is gated and there are scattered chairs and benches for caregivers to watch their kiddos run around. I liked that it was a lot of open ended play, with large building blocks, sand and mud, and some scattered toy trucks. The playground had great concrete slides and lots of climbing surfaces. I would say our 2 year old was only entertained for 30ish minutes. I think the playground is geared towards a little older kids who can roam and play on their own. Overall I would definitely come back again and this is a neighborhood gem

This is the type of playground I dreamt about when I was a kid. With massive Lego blocks everywhere there's plenty for all to build life size structures of their dreams. There was a little stream and plenty of kids building dams and living their best lives using their imaginations.

Such an awesome Park for kids of all ages! There are seating areas so parents can also hang out and it is fully enclosed so you don't have to worry about your little ones running off!

We signed in before entering. There is a big play structure, and lots of open space. The giant Legos at the center were popular. There is also a ping pong table and cement slides. The playground is mostly sand, so don't expect a clean kid afterwards.

It's such a nice place to hangout with kids. They can play freely. Lots of place to sit down and lots of parking too. There are tables to sit down and have lunch. We came here and can stay for hours, let the kids run around and be kids. The bathroom is pretty clean. Definitely one of the coolest playground in the area.

This place is so cool if you have an adventures kiddo who likes mud! I highly recommend rainboots and swim wear as it's easy to hose off in the rinse area.

They have a water and sand area that runs off to another spot that gets real muddy. No need to bring your own toys as there are plenty of scoops, trucks and large Lego blocks to play with.

There is also a nice butterfly garden if your kid is into insects, just make sure they are gentle if their going to touch.

There is an area with tables for eating so you can bring food, and bathrooms have changing tables if your little is still in diapers. My only complaint is people claim tables by piling their stuff on top but aren't actively using them - so sometimes there isn't a place to enjoy your snacks if it's busy

10 stars in 2000 before someone had a bright idea to make it fancy. Used to be more of a child's dream backyard. Wood forts huge mud slide and a hose to wash up with.

There was painting for the kids, the were not given a paintbrush. They had to look around for things to paint with. Place used to be way better for a child's imagination. It's still a fun place, but kinda sad to see that somebody made it more bougie.