Maude Neiding Memorial Park

Awesome playground that reminded me of the ones when I was a kid. Wooden part of it is huge and lots of spaces to run and play, the other part is the regular plastic kind and it's nice to have so much/both. The trees cover a lot of the area so it is more shaded in the summer which is nice. Last time we went the bathroom doors were locked so I don't know if that was a mistake or if they are always locked.

Plenty to do and very family friendly. Very large playground for kids. On rare occasions however the playground area can get a bit over crowded even despite its large size. The entire play area is wooded, and is showing signs of aging. A days worth of maintenance and care could go a long way to restoring some of the activities at the playground. It is still well worth the visit if you have children looking for a large play area.

My son and I are big fans of this park for a lot of reasons. The best part for parents is the variety in playground equipment. I started taking my kid here when he was only about a year old, and there was stuff there for him to do even at that age. The two play sets near the parking lot are definitely geared toward younger ages—one more for young toddlers, and the other for older toddlers transitioning into around kindergarten age. They also have play areas that accessible for children with disabilities. My son is currently 3.5 and only now taking some interest in the large, wooden playground area. Every time I’m there it’s very popular with the school aged kids as there is a lot to do. We always leave with splinters, but that’s just expected to some extend. Other perks—it’s cleanly, there are pavilions, there are open spaces of grass for running, and it’s relatively distant from busy roadways. Overall, excellent park and playground.

Nice large park for the kids. The wooden part has a lot of neat spots for the kids to roam and play. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't been there before.