A Dream Come True Playground, Harrisonburg

The park is very up to date with playground equipment, padded surface on ground throughout the park, unique n fun equipment the kids use n climb on for hours of play. There's an area just for the kids to ride their own bikes or scooters around a painted track n my favorite part is they have wheelchair accessible swings for the handicapped! Its wonderful for all ages for a day of fun outside.

Nice clean playground. Plenty of different types of equipment for the kids to play with. They also have multiple apparatus's for special needs kids, And kids of all ages. Unfortunately the restrooms and fountains are unavailable from October to middle of April for some reason. This was a mild inconvenience for our visit. But still a great park

Fun park that the kids love going to when we're in the area. We've been going there for 3-4 years and there's enough for a 3 year old all the way to our 10 year old to do. Go ahead and let them bring their (non-motorized) scooters, as there is a small track for them tho scoot on. But they don't allow pets.

We stopped by on our way from Maine to FL for a much needed leg stretch for our 3-year-old (and us, it's a long drive!). The playground itself is amazing; there are so many different little unique areas for kids to play, exercising both their bodies and their imaginations. I especially liked the music scape! Not only that, the playground is engineered to be wheelchair friendly and accessible for disabled kids of all ages, including a wheelchair friendly swing! However, in order to make it wheelchair accessible they had to pave over most of the ground and pathways between playscapes. While I understand the need to pave to make it wheelchair accessible, they went a little overboard with the concrete, paving quite a bit more than necessary. Additionally, they added a huge, paved parking lot. The end result is a bit clinical and cold. I left feeling a bit sad for the natural elements that could have been preserved and the environmental impact this will have, as well as the missed opportunity to show kids ways to live a bit more environmentally friendly and still be open and accessible to our disabled.

Traveled from Staunton to try this park out and it was great! Had so many different things for children to do besides the normal playground setup. Big downside was bathrooms were closed until May for some reason.