Tim York: Great Park for parents as it is small and secluded, where you don’t have to worry about “where did my kid go” feeling. Toys are simple but not much for older kids. Has a basketball court that needs some love. Don’t know many worse courts around the tri-cities. Hoops shake pretty bad when ball hits rim. And the asphalt is loose and has pebbles all over. They keep it mowed and grass is green. Simple neighborhood park.
Nathan Cole: Tons of stuff to do at this park, and the toys are very nice. They got toys for most ages. Its a fairly clean park minus the homeless folk, but they dont bother you. Great big grass field, soccer goals, football field, close to the water. Its a relaxing place for a walk or a hammock.
Steve Russell: History comes alive here. The secretive nature of The Manhattan Project is told during this tour. Seeing the old technology that was used to create the atom bomb was quite interesting. The fact that you are able look at exhibits at your own pace is incredible. Highly recommend this tour.
PSP Seattle: A wonderful gallery space and shop with a friendly staff. The current show "Living Through It" by Tom Chet Hausken & Larry Metcalf is impressive and worth a visit.
LaNette Oliver: Beautiful riverside nature in all its glory. Some paths a bit overgrown, some muddy, but all beautiful nonetheless. Swimming if that interests you. 10/10 highly recommend will be returning!
Roger Buck: Park rangers are power happy abusers. Sign clearly says 24 hr parking is allowed. Yet rangers will threaten you with being ticketed claiming the park closes at dusk. Theres zero signs saying the park closes at all.
