Parkhill Park and Pavilion

I was looking for parks in the area with a playground to take my niece and this came up in our search. The playground isn't large but is standard and has everything you'd expect to see (slide, swings, etc)There is a covered area with a space for what I presume is a concession stand. The playground and seating area were all we used so that is what my review is based on, definitely "A-ok" and I'd visit again. This is a very large space with open fields where we saw folks testing drones, playing with dogs, etc. Nice neighborhood park for those in the area

This 25.69 acre park and playground is located in a very nice, clean neighborhood. The park is in very good condition, and boasts a red barn-shaped pavillion (with restrooms!), a playground, plenty of grassy spaces, three football fields, and a concession stand.We threw a birthday party here. You can rent the pavilion through the Bowles Life Center. It costs $75 but it is yours for as long as you want. We rented it from 12pm until 11pm even though we used it until about 6pm. We wanted to be sure we had enough time to set up and break down the party decorations, etc.If you want to do anything special, i.e. pony rides or a bounce house, you can request a permit for free and party on! We had pony rides for our party. It was a blast! The bathrooms are a little worn out, as are the tables, but overall this is just a cute, fun place to bring a picnic lunch and let the kids run wild! Or party!

It's a pretty good place if you're looking to play in open fields for soccer or football. I think there are three fields total with benches, bleachers, and goal posts, but I haven't seen any basketball goals. They have one playground but it's on the other side of the parking lot so it's a little far from the fields and the pavilion. Probably a good idea to have an adult go with the kids. It's kept pretty clean, and I saw a restroom. There tends to be flag football games there on Sundays though, so not all the fields may be open.