Baileywick Road Park

I neither agree with nor understand why they would take every basketball court and turn them into a pickle ball court when there are only two people there to play pickle ball. At least one basketball court should be left up and not just the one with 7 foot rims. Next time you ask me to leave a public park so you can play pickle ball I will not be leaving.

Very nice park. I hate you have to walk through baseball field to get to football and soccer fields. So dirty and when it rains really muddy. Should have a walkway.

Great for toddlers but the playground isn't fenced in. Everyone is always very kind and friendly. They have walking trails, open fields, baseball fields, and the playground has plenty of swings and a sand play area. There is separation between the bigger kid playset and 2-5 age playset. Parking is great. Haven't been in the bathrooms.

Baileywick Road Park, a Hidden Gem, Fully Charged Pickleball is alive and thriving here. Heard more “dink”s than a ping pong championship. There’s a fenced-in dog park tucked into the woods. Just watch your step since the ground’s got more little stumps than a beaver family reunion. Walking trails? You’ve got options. Paved for the stroller crew. Wooded for the “let’s pretend we’re hiking” vibe. Two legit baseball fields. Well-kept and ready for Little League or dad-bod batting practice. The playground is awesome for kids of all ages with slides, swings, sand pit, and space to roam. The covered picnic table area could use a little TLC but still gets the job done. Now the real mic drop. The brand new covered basketball, tennis, and pickleball area is something you usually see in a private school brochure. Not a free public park. Very slick. Plenty of parking. A few open fields for cartwheels or frisbee failures. Shaded seating scattered around like thoughtful little surprises. P.S. Bring water and maybe a wipe or two. This park is the kind of place that begs for a return visit.

I like how they were different areas to enjoy at this park. There were some digging toys for the sand, a swing set, two different areas with playground equipment, numerous slides, bouncy animals to sit on, a shaded trail for walking, some covered benches, etc. When we went today, the restroom area was under construction so we used the outhouse. Look forward to visiting again and seeing the completion of the rest of the construction in that area. Overall, was a very nice playground and my 4-year-old really enjoyed visiting!