Royer Park

The Dad Guy

Great park to go to in the summer because of it giant sycamore trees and creek access. Great playgrounds for toddlers and for older children, though the sun still gets pretty intense some places, especially during the afternoon. I used to bring my son here almost every day when he was a little guy. I highly recommend it! There's a decent sized parking lot, but if that's full, you can park on the street. It's a little hard to find but worth finding!

Nicole Esquino

Cute little park! Our daughter loved the older, smaller playground - especially the sand section with the pulleys. Restrooms were a no for us and there were quite a few homeless around.

Anthony O

Park is scary, too many homeless around. Parking has three rows not enough for families for the kiddos side. And the one way street needs to be widened so people don't park in front of home owners lots. Picnic benches are saturated with bird poop so bring your own sanitizer and towels to clean them off

Rachel Tidwell

Lovely little park. Very green, there is a path for walking and bike riding that runs parallel with the water. The one thing I didn't like was that there was some litter in the water, which I know is hard to maintain, but definitely sad to see. I came to feed the ducks but also saw some (surprisingly friendly??) geese.