Dry Creek Community Park

??? Is this park trying to be a kept secret by locals? I had to kill some time in the area and am really glad I checked this place out!Past the playground is the beginning of a paved trail. Trail is great for strolling/jogging/cycling as it's pretty wide and well-maintained. ADA-friendly too as there are no significant inclines/declines at all on the path (I saw a few people here using a cane or a walker). There is partial shading on the trail so it's best to go during morning hours.Now, to get an actual view of the creek you have to divert from the paved trail to reach a narrow dirt one. Not too hard to find the trail especially since it's pretty much right up against the creek (use your map phone app for reference).I visited the park on a weekday morning and I'd say 1/3 of the parking lot was full at the time (I can imagine the lot being filled much more quickly on weekends). No parking fee.

It's a nice park. There's plenty of parking, picnic and play areas, and an open paved trail and a shaded parallel unpaved trail. The trail end to end is about 3 miles. There are paved connecting trails to local neighborhoods. The only downside is the typical park bathroom.

I Love this park so much! It is great to play soccer, Tennis, Basketball, and Baseball! My favorite one to play is Soccer. There is a big field to play soccer on with soccer nets! There is also a trail that you can walk on, and there is a small lake in the trail. It is also really fun to walk a dog.

One of my favorite parks. Soft playground floor to walk on, perfect for kiddos who always fall on bark and hurt themselves. There is just SO MUCH SPACE! On the weekends it is a popular hot spot for our community sport teams so parking can get a little tight during soccer and softball season. The tennis courts are close to the playground so parents/guardians can watch both older kids who like tennis and littles who are still itching for playground time. It is also a nice park for photographers. It's a big enough park to find a pretty and secluded area where there will be minimal bystanders! Overall a good time even if its just for a picnic

It's a family friend park. There is a playground area with picnic tables, basketball court and volleyball area, and large grassy area. The is a creek nearby with both paved and unpacked trails. The trails cater to walkers, bikers, strollers, even wheelchairs.

My hidden local gem right here. I usually just walk the trail to get my steps in, but I took the long way trying to avoid life form during quarantine and ended up in something magical. The creek had a sound that soothes the soul and the scenery was absolutely beautiful. I ended up going the next day with a picnic and swim suit to enjoy the spring weather and water. This is a great place to escape to and just relax as Mother Nature reminds us how great the little things in life can be .

Gorgeous park that was rebuilt in the last couple of years, with a great long trail for jogging or cycling! The trail is a good couple of miles long so theirs plenty of places to roam and you won't feel like you're just going in circles. Well kept with little workout stations spread throughout the trail

Great 5k trail. It's my favorite 1.5mile out and back to run. This time of year there are lots of wildflowers and greenery to see. It will be cool to see what they do with it once the construction on the new bridge is complete.

Absolutely stunning, i recently moved to the area and found this on accident and I am so glad I did. I love all the trails and little nooks to sit and have lunch by water. Definitely seems to be a known place as it was a bit busy, but I was still able to experience solitude while connecting with nature I'll definitely be back

My dog and I went here yesterday for the first time and absolutely loved it! The walking trail is so nice and peaceful! This will definitely be one of our go to walks when we are in town!