Dexter Falls Park

This is a very nice neighborhood park. It's got a nice sized green space with a paved walking trail, a small shelter house, and a basketball court, plus a little free library (though its poor door could use a repair!) and benches. There is a pretty large play space on hand too - two sets of swings, including traditional, baby/toddler, and an accessible one - bouncy vehicles to "ride," a section of neat climbing and balancing options, some of which we hadn't seen before, and a playground with slides, climbing options, an angled monkey bar for an intriguing challenge, and more. It has the added benefit of keeping kids running from one section to another, but you can still see them from the benches. There is some shade from nearby trees, as well. Parking is on the street, and someone has been taking really good care of the signage area - the flowers are gorgeous! Fun playground option!

I like these parks such as Dexter Falls Park. It's another small park in a residential neighborhood. There is a playground and an open area to play ball. It has modern restroom facilities. There is also a shelter house. It has no parking lot so you have to park on the street. It's not too bad parking there when residents or other visitors aren't taking up the spots. The park is usually fairly quiet though so you might be the only one there. It has all the basic things. The park has a good amount of stuff for it's size. It has a basketball court, a playground, and a shelter house. They also have a trail. I think Dexter Falls Park is a nice asset for the neighborhood. It has everything a park it's size could. There is plenty for kids and the area is pretty safe for

I love this park for exactly what it is. It's a small, basic residential park that has basketball courts, a playground and a really nice walking area. I typically go here in the morning; me and my Maltese puppy enjoy walking here in the morning it's not really crowded and it's always super clean I never have any problems with trash or dog poop or anything. Of note, several of the homes back into this park. Therefore you can see directly into many of the yards and it can feel weird. Like people are watching you. Or maybe I'm just a wierdo lol.

This is a very nice little neighborhood park. The city does a commendable job maintaining the area in general and we have never seen any real concerns being able to use the park. Of course there are the idiot that will spray graffiti in the shelter area from time to time but it is repainted very quickly when it does happen. Don't feel bad paying for upkeep of this little park through my tax dollars.

A wonderful park. I brought my daughter here and she had a blast. This looks like a park used widely by the allotments around the park. They have a climbing area to challenge the adventurous kid. They have a teeter totter type equipment that my daughter and 3 other girls loved. They have plenty of shade to cool off under a tree. There is a basketball court, bike/walking trail, a small shelter, and plenty of play areas. Good park for the kids.The only downside would be that parking is street only and could be a long walk for some to the play area.

A wonderful little neighborhood park. I come here to jog on the path or bring my nephew to play on the jungle gym. In fact, it has two separate play areas so that if one is crowded we can still have plenty of room to play. Nice swings, teeter-totters, etc. All in all it's a great place to play, walk the dogs, or exercise.

No bathrooms available and the place is scummy.Do not recommend.Graffiti along what may have been former bathroom location