Moose Park

This park was cray- cray. The squirrels here are starving savages. They beg for food like hungry dogs. They are not afraid of people. You could probably pet them. Wich I didn't dare do.

Well, we wanted to take our small children to a park and a hike. This came up on search results. It should be a great park, but the parking area is totally blocked off. You have to park in a residential area and walk to the park.... once at the park, it is beautiful.... But scary homeless men made us uneasy. We were there, so started the walk, because the weird older men with no children were watching the kids play on the playground. The walk is beautiful. Upon returning from the walk, we learned that the beautiful bathrooms were locked up tight. This at 11:00 am on a Wednesday. I would pass on this park.

This park has the potential to be amazing. It has large areas of grass to play frisbee or games, a play area, and there are trails that you can bike on. You can have a nice time walking around, looking at the river and Dry Creek. I haven't had a bad experience here. It should be known that, like many parks, you need to watch out for hypodermic needles.

Its a really beautiful park with a lot of shade. In a very nice neighborhood. Nice for kids and families. Great for picnic or jogging. The only thing is that once again the homeless are hanging around and the bathrooms are locked. Parking is very hard to find. I usuallly park off a street. There are several people at all times and I wouldn't advices being there alone. Nice trails and bikers and walkers but not much security and it feels very secluded. Just be careful.

Dirty park, with barred off public restrooms, so the local homeless have started using other areas of the park as there restroom. Broken glass, mattress in the little river and just garbage everywhere. It's a shame too cause at one time it was a nice place but not anymore. I do not recommend you bring children here. Some freaky looking people and one lady kept screaming at no one for some crazy reason.