The imPOSSIBLE Dream

This was a pretty good playground. The kids enjoyed it for a while before getting bored. Bathrooms were clean too. Only thing I didn’t like was the rubbery surface the playground was on, it really intensified the heat in the playground. We kept the kids hydrated the whole time though, other than that we’d visit again.

Very nice park! The there are a lot of toys for kids to play with. The park is clean and well maintained. There are indoor bathrooms that are clean and air conditioned. There are a lot of different equipment for the little ones to play with. I took my 2 ½ year old and he had an awesome time. We will definitely be back.

We took the little (4 year old) to this playground over the weekend.
They had two outdoor parties going on but that just meant more kiddos to play with!
I have to say — I thought this place was GREAT!
It is huge and has a bunch of options. Swings, see-​saws, monkey bars, a pirate ship with slides, sand boxes (could use some sifting so we didn’t really use them), a castle with slide, trains that you can climb all over and a koi pond among other things!
This playground is funded by donations and maintained by volunteers — so yeah, there were a few dilapidated hand me down McDonalds toys — but other than those — I don’t see what’s run down about this place (mentioned in one or two reviews) !
So there are a few faded, older, Little Tykes toys — that didn’t stop the little from whipping up imaginary food at them!
I love that 85% of the ground surface is some sort of squishy composite — makes you less anxious about slips /​road rash!
I also love all the little houses towards the back — great for kids who love to play pretend — we saw a workshop (sponsored by Lowes), a mini house with kitchens, and one that looked like a post office.
I also really love that this is an inclusive playground — meaning it is set up for able bodied children and disabled children alike! They have swings that can accommodate wheel chairs, most of the wood structures had nice wide ramps and the play houses have big, wide doors!
All in all — I would say this place is a must do for anyone with little kids. They have indoor bathrooms (it was warm and we must have been sweating — we were there over 2 hours and never had to go!) so I can not comment on those.
Check it out — I know the little is already asking to go back! Pack some snacks, bring some cash (bills or change!) and make a donation as you enter or exit so all children can enjoy this awesome playground for years to come!
Hats off to the hard working folks who keep this place going!
(Indoor party accommodations also available)

This is such an awesome play area for kids!!!
I guess what you think of it will depend on your expectations. Personally, I have 3 boys ages 5, 2, and 1. I have a very hard time finding play areas that they can all enjoy together. It seems they are almost always designated for either younger or older kids, leaving one of them left out usually.
This play area really is great for both of my older boys. I cannot get myself to stop accidentally calling this place the «Imagination Playground», thinking that’s the name but really, it fits. This is not your typical slide and swing set place. There are various toys and obstacles all over, giving the kids a chance to really use their imagination while playing. I am a huge fan of more «free» type set ups like this. I feel my kids have much more fun and there’s much more to do when there’s so many creative outlets, opposed to the same olé swing and slide.
The playground consists of a bunch of different types of slides, one of them a big metal one that slants right to the floor. A couple see-​saws, one you use ropes to pull up and down, and there’s springs under the seats causing the person to bounce up and down (I tried it. It’s crazy).
There’s lots of building type set ups like a kitchen area, «jail» area, a little mini house. There’s a train to play on, some cars, little push toys. There’s all kinds of swings: baby swings, tire swings, swings that look like cars.
My kids have such a blast, I wish it were closer.
The ONLY thing keeping it from a 5 star review is I really wish there were more things for infants. The only place to swing him is in the back area in some shorter swings, and I let him crawl around a but in the fake house. If there were maybe a small, closed off area that did not have the wood chips, where the younger kids could hang out and get some interaction as well, then this place would be PERFECT

Visiting this park ended up being a nightmare. The park looks like it was nice at one time. However, it is somewhat run down, and nothing has been updated in some time, so I am not sure where the donations are being used. My son was using a seesaw that appeared to be designed for standing because there were ropes above it that were difficult to reach while sitting. A random woman started yelling at him from across the park. He is autistic and does not always understand directions. I did not intervene because I had no idea who the woman was. A minute later she yelled at him to get off the equipment because he didn’t listen. At that point, I asked her if she worked at the playground, and she snarkily replied that she «owned the place.» I have no problem with someone giving my child direction, but I would suggest that workers ID themselves and not scream from 50 feet away. This would be more professional and effective. Better yet, address the parent directly and with a gracious attitude. My son was upset and so was I. Especially since the website says, «Dreams should not be impossible to a child who is already limited by a physical or emotional barrier.» When my son’s aunt tried to explain to the owner that he has autism the owner replied, «I don’t care what he has…» Inclusion… what a joke! How about basic courtesy?

We took our 16 month old daughter and here and she loved it! Its huge! There is so much to do. It is very clean and there are things there you dont normally see at a playground, including toy cars and power wheels to push the kids around in. The only downside, while not being enough to deter us from going, is the fact that some of the equipment needs to be repaired or touched up a bit. Granted they run on donations so it must be hard to upkeep. Either way, you can donate as you walk in and enjoy this from 10am-​3pm everyday. Well worth your time. I would take my daughter here over any playground in our neighborhood. On a side note you can rent out various halls in the playground for birthday parties which is cool.

This is a lovely playground with lots for the kids to do, playhouses, many slides, swings, little tikes type toys and mini golf (I have never played, I think it costs a few dollars). Beautifully landscaped, soft walking surface and a fishpond where you can feed the fish! (there is a fish food dispenser for 25 cents) My kids love feeding them! It is also staffed so it is clean, there are no cigarette butts or trash on the ground or people smoking like other playgrounds. It is handicapped accessible so all children can play, which is great. The only problems: there’s no shade and it feels about 10 degrees hotter here, so it’s hard to go in the summer, and it’s only open April to September. Sometimes it’s closed during the hours it should be open, so you can’t be sure it will be open. Overall, we really love it here!

I love this playground. Great activity for children. A safe, fun playground that holds multiple adventures for your child. Seasaw’s, tire swings, pirate ship, trains, sandboxes, merry-​go-​rounds and more and a padded floor to ensure everyone’s safety. Please ensure you give a donation of any size as this is the primary source of funding. Love this place.

This place is awesome! First of all, at the entrance there is a little transparent box so you can put on a donation, if you want to, cause there is no entrance fee at all, so basically the entrance is totally free of charge. I think this is a non-​profit park, there are a lot of toys that people would donate. It is a very beautiful playground, with their little wood houses and wood ships, slides, swings, and many other things for kids to have a great time. We liked it so much that we just celebrated my goddaughter’s second birthday there. They have different packages at reasonable prices, that you could choose from to celebrate parties, you can rent a gazebo, a salon, or the Castle. The floor is made of a material similar to cork, so the kids doesn’t get really hurt when they fall. The only thing that could be better is the shading, because there are not enough trees, so protect your kids before with sun block, and be sure to bring a lot of water, cause they’ll be pretty sweaty. But, in general, the place is great, your kids will really enjoy it!

A great playground for kids, lots of activities and play areas all with the padded ground for safety. The goal of the playground is to make it accessible to kids with disabilities and it succeeds — every kid will have fun at the playground and maybe even learn something in the process. It is free but they do accept donations to help maintain the park, help if you can but let your kids enjoy the park either way.