Jenne Butte Park
This basic 6.7-acre forested park along Johnson Creek features springs & wetlands.
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(from Google)great little forest hill with trails and views, for those who are capable of exploring and discovering without being told where to go. You find the access.
It's bigger than it looks from the road, winds around a good way.
Not a place for children! There is a big falling hazard that children or older ones can fall in and not easily get back out. This is a very small area at the and of a dead end road. There are no trails, no tables, no benches that would identify it or have it be used as a park. It really isn't a park at all, just a green area surrounded by trees. It's full of birds and their songs but you can't explore it. It's a small deep water overflow area for the neighborhood. This would make a nice hiking area if what looked like a wildlife trail were marked. Otherwise there isn't anything to do but listen to birds. You can't really walk it.
Beautiful place, garbage in various spots from old camps though. I still like to take my dog on putting a there though, she loves the woodsy area and can't get lost
I love this place but it is really more of a small wilderness preserve with a small hiking trail than what most people think of as a "park". If you are looking for picnic tables, playgrounds, bathrooms or any pavement you will be disappointed. There is no central parking, just small trails in from side streets in the neighborhood all around. If you want to take a stroll in the trees or ride your mountain bike and not see manu other people, you will be pleased with what you find. Lots of nettles and brambles so be careful if you take kids or pets!