Jorgenson Woods Neighborhood Park

"Tiny park doesn't bring alot to offer but has a ginormous water, sand and digging path. Def off the beaten path and very few kiddos."

"Cute little Neighborhood park. Secluded in a wooded area. Fun little water feature."

"The neighbors will hate me for this... The fewer people know about this place the better. Just finished lunch at a nearby establishment and the dog needed walking, and so did I. So I type in places to walk near me and up pops this sweet little piece of peace just a few blocks away. You'd miss it blinked twice. Not much parking in the area, like it's not meant to be a destination, but an asset for the people in the neighborhood. It's quiet. It's clean and well groomed. It meanders. It's lush. There are woodland scenes off the path that are like windows into a quieter time and a simpler place. It feels private and secret. All the time I wander, there is someone minding their own business swinging on the swing and I see folks walking off in the distance, following their own thoughts. Nice place for a picnic, or a wedding, or just a quick little walk with the dog. I love the big stump at the entrance that has been carved into a throne. If I were a kid that would linger in my memory like a favorite flavor. Exactly what tree stumps are good for... for making kids feel like kings or queens in the forest. But really don't believe a word I say. Don't read this review (I mean, no one reads them anyway). Don't bring a beer and hang out. Don't drop your trash or park in front of people's houses. Let this remain a little pocket forest, a little local secret."

"Super fun park for the kids! There is a cool sand pit with diggers and a very neat water feature made of concrete that mimics a creek with a water pump."

"This park is full of nature and trails that anyone can enjoy. I especially like it for my child. The only typical playground equipment is swings and all the rest is nature based. There's a large, man made rock for climbing and a stream that is dry until activated with a button. The stream drains into sand where there's enough space to direct the flow of the water and make rivers or dams. Also on the sand are hand controlled dozers."