Helen's Park

I love Helen’s Park, it’s a beautiful nice quiet place but the only problem is they want let you take pictures, what’s the use in having something so nice to the public if you can’t take a few pictures, it was just me and my son, sorry to say I’m not going back.

A bit low key. My dog got in the tub. Would have loved a larger water feature, but it did the job. Good energy. There was room to run around and some structures he wouldn't climb on...I appreciated that other people were there with dogs for a little while even after it was dark.

Visited Helen's park for an afternoon stroll. It is a small park which is named after Helen Dallerup Williams whose late husband provided for its construction and upkeep. This is a quiet park and there is no play area. The park offers tranquil trails, lush lawns, and charming bridges alongside a gentle stream and fountain. The wooden frames, mosaic artworks all around the park increase the park's beauty. Roadside parking is available.Ideal for peaceful walks and meditation, it's not suited for active pursuits like cycling, jogging, running, skateboarding, skating or fishing. A picturesque haven for quiet contemplation amidst nature's embrace.

I will no longer be visiting this park, I usually come here a a couple times a week, or was a beautiful place. this was never there before and now it is. Beware before going, made me feel very uncomfortable & unsafe. I left immediately after seeing this & im also very disappointed that others have walked this park & haven’t done anything about it

This park is such a gem! They do such a great job keeping it well manicured and killing the fire ants that keep popping up. I love the flowers in the warm months and the little creek is so cute. Of course the doors in the ivy walls are a favorite! Perfect spot for photo shoots.