Glen Oak Hills Park

Fun little 20-minute hike with lots of places for the dogs to cross the Stream.

Great park to meet neighbors, great trails, 2 cute playgrounds separated by a bridge for young children. I think equipment recommended age was 3-5.

Fantastic park with plenty of walking trails. There's a decent sized kid's playground at one end of the park. The playground is next to a hill. No parking lot, but plenty of street-side parking. The trails are great and run up into the residential area with multiple outlets. Definitely worth the visit!

This lovely park is good for very small children with attentive care-givers. Its features include somewhat aged classic playground equipment (horsey merry-go-round, slide/climber, basic swings), a bench, many lushly tall trees, and a bridge over a small creek/drainage ditch. Parking is on the street with a steep hill down to the creek and play area. There is a somewhat hidden path through the woods going south that exits by Regent. Avoid taking that path when the mosquitos are bad. You will often meet people walking their dogs here, mostly on leashes. The squirrels and birds are active here.

I don't live in this neighborhood but I can tell its treasured by it's name sake neghborhood. There's always kids playing and dog walking when I go by with my dog walks. The park features some very small trails and a play structure. I say it's best to walk the perimeter to really get a feel for the whole neighborhood at once. Wonderful houses and sunset views.