"Millenium Art Sculpture" by Philip Bedel & students 2001
Pickleball
one of the playgrounds
Horseshoe pits
Aquatic Center
west edge playground equip
lots of roads and basketball courts
more playground
tennis courts
plaque dedicated to historical moment in park history
large shelter for events
small gazebo on the north end of the park
view from the top of the amphitheater of the race track
pavilion
playful wood carving
fountain near the Parks & Rec HQ
Grinding Stone display
south park sign
Longwood Covered Bridge plaque
untitled sculpture of kids going swimming by Davidson near the aquatic center
barns to the southeast of the aquatic center
Longwood Covered Bridge 1884
Ken N.
Oct 4, 2018
Connersville has a really nice park that has something for everyone. Whether you like swimming, basketball, pickleball, tennis, or horseshoes, they have a place for it at Roberts Park. If you like watching your kids play on a variety of swings, slides, and climbing equipment scattered throughout the park, the have those here too!The park is a mature park with lots of shade trees that are greatly appreciated on days like the one I visited here. There are narrow roads that meander through the park since the place is quite large.On the south end near the aquatic center, there is an amphitheater for racing and some barns near there. I didn't see any horses during my visit, but I assume that the barns and track are for those. Must be a seasonal thing like the swimming and water slides.The park also has the Longwood Covered Bridge which was relocated here for preservation. There are a couple sculptures and a few plaques to commemorate bits of history tied to the park & Connersville.Generally, there are a lot of options for individuals. The only reason I didn't give this a five star review is that the park looks like it could use some attention. The tennis courts has cracks that have been sealed, but the scraggly white lines should have been painted over to match the court. Very distracting. Some of the older playground equipment could used a fresh coat of paint too. The garden area by the park admin building was in need of some trimming and the brick around the fountain could stand some work too. Little things, but they do separate an older park from one that has the latest features.A wish list would be a walking trail separate from the roads. I don't like having to continuously watch over my shoulder for vehicles coming up behind me, or having to walk through the grass when it's wet from dew. Otherwise, the park seems like a great place for specific activities.Review #1419
Read More
Jill H.
Nov 2, 2018
The park has very limited playground equipment for younger children, however it does offer plenty of covered buildings with tables that allow for great outdoor picnics and family recreation.
Read More