Crystal Lake Park

"Pleasant little park. Good pavilion. Nice spot to sit and relax."

""Hello? Is someone there?" [She tries the light switch; it doesn't work]. "Hello?" A shadow appears in front of her; tall, dark, and menacing. The yellow hue of a mask is highlighted the cast of the moon. The figure appears to be carrying a long object in his left hand. She begins to cry. The shadow figure approaches slowly, one heavy, drenched step at a time. "Please....." she whimpers, "please leave me.....take my children." The man passes her, leaving her unharmed and continues walking the beach picking up trash."

"Found this beautiful park on Google Maps. Plenty of parking, a nice playground for the kids, a large covered building for some shade in the summer. A nice little beach area with a glorious view. I can't believe I was in the city."

"Nice place. It seems like it could be highly populated but I managed to go during the week and got the beach to myself."

"The park was clean & looked spruced up a bit (admittedly we have not been there in 7 or 8 years). Although it's now Summer, only one or 2 families were there and picnic tables are not yet out. Not sure where the bathrooms are... nothing looked marked and I wasn't going to go trying doors. There is one handicap parking spot, and sidewalk is ramped at that spot. However, that does NOT mean the park is wheelchair friendly. IT IS NOT!! There is the appearance of a ramp going to covered area, but it dead ends into grass and one must go four wheeling to access said ramp either from parking lot or sidewalk. There is also the appearance of a ramp going down to the beach area (or at least where I think the bathrooms might be, but one must either access said ramp via steps or the grassy area. In a nutshell, if one is in a wheelchair, nothing of value is easily accessed once your vehicle is parked (and it's a very small parking lot, so I imagine at busy times one has little to no chance of getting handicap spot)."