Sladden Park,

925 Cheshire Avenue, Eugene, OR 97402

"Nestled amidst Eugene's bustling neighborhoods, Sladden Park offers a peaceful oasis for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Towering Douglas firs cast dappled shadows over the park's well-maintained grounds, creating a serene atmosphere. The highlight for little ones is undoubtedly the jungle gym, boasting slides, swings, and climbing structures that ignite imaginations. Parents can relax on nearby benches, watching their children frolic, or enjoy a picnic under the shade of the majestic trees. For the more active, Sladden Park tennis court, perfect for honing your skills or engaging in friendly matches. Whether you're seeking a fun afternoon with the family or a quiet escape for some exercise, Sladden Park provides a charming haven in the heart of Eugene."

"We've nicknamed it :Big Tree Park" because of its massive tall fir trees that keep this hidden gem of a park not so unnoticeable amongst the Whittaker neighborhood that has a clean individua,large bathroom, new updated picnic tables, a tennis court, play area for the kids, and this park, the last I seen had NO graffiti, keeping it looking sharp with the plush green grass around the short but nice meandering path."

"I have lunch here in the park with my family all the time. Great place for kids to play and there are nearby little free libraries. Lots of walking paths. ADA friendly. Bathrooms. Frisbee golf."

"Mid-sized playground with quite a few fun features. The sideless slide makes me nervous but my preschooler has no problem staying on - neither did I. Along with the playground equipment (slides, swings for big and little kids, teeter-totter, small spinning feature, etc.) there are also basketball hoops, tennis courts, restrooms and plenty of grassy area."

"Nice little park with some picnic benches, a basketball court, and a tennis court. There are 3 disc golf baskets also so you can get some putting practice in but that's pretty much it; without beaning someone with a disc golf disc. There's some restrooms there as well."