Hoodview Park

"They have two playgrounds and basketball court. Walking trail around park. But just a heads up no bathrooms available."

"Seems like a nice park. The playground and swings look good. There are a few picnic tables and paved walking trails. Unfortunately there is a lot of graffiti on the fences. No bathrooms are available. There is not designated parking that I can see. I parked in the neighborhood."

"Family friendly park. There are a few walking trails, a basketball area and a playground. It’s a nice place to relax, several benches and I even noticed a chest/checkers board sitting area but you may need to bring your own pieces."

"Although we are experiencing a drought, I found two areas that were thick mud! No warning, it didn't affect over 90% of the park, so visitors don't know to watch out for it. Slippery, dangerous conditions- near two picnic tables, I watched one child slip and fall; she was then a muddy mess! Another failure is lack of restrooms. Even one Porta-potty, that is locked from 8:00am-6:00pm, would be better than nothing and definitely better than males peeing into bushes! I won't take my grandchild(ren) back there, although it's the closest park to my home."

"First time here, nice, quiet neighborhood park. No shade over play area so the slides were quite hot at 11 am in the morning on a sunny day below 70 degrees in June, and that's why I only gave it 3 stars. Small play structure with the hot slides are for ages 2-5. I'd recommend most of the other play structures for children ages 5 to 10. There is one porta potty at the park. A drinking fountain, with a lower spout for dogs. Several picnic tables. A large field to play sports. Nice sidewalk to take a walk or ride scooters and bikes."