Lotito City Park

"A great place for people of all ages. There are tables for picnics, volleyball, fields for football or soccer, basketball courts, trails for hiking, a playground for kids, and a train that goes all around the park for $3 a ride I think. It is shut down from September until spring though. Come from Thanksgiving to New Year to view the Holiday of Lights. A wonderful display of lights from the area with shops in the middle by the train caboose."

"We went to see all of the Christmas lights in the park. Beautiful!! Wish I could've gotten out and walked around. Anyway, it was decorated very well!!"

"Holiday of Lights It took an hour and 30 minutes to get to the entrance. We arrived at 20 minutes before 6pm. They made each car stop at a booth to receive candy canes and a guide card, neither of which are needed. It was also one of two opportunities to collect donations. You can also leave a donation on the way out. Once past that booth it only takes 10-15 minutes to see the lights and you can stop and park about 2/3 way through to walk around, see some craft shops (underwhelming), ice skate in a rink about the size of a large living room, ride a rickety merry-go-round, or ride a tiny 5 bucket ferris wheel that only lifts you about 10 feet off the ground. The light displays were pleasant but waiting over an hour to see them....not worth it!"

"Beautiful park with breathtaking views, a pretty creek with ducks & a bench with flowers to take pictures. Trails, and train rides on Saturday & Sunday. Picnic tables, baseball stadium, & tennis courts. The only reason I did not give it five stars is because the grounds are very uneven and & hard to walk on. They definitely need to do some work on the walking paths around the playground & picnic areas. It is dangerous it is so uneven."