Infinte
It is a quiet and nice park. It has picnic tables and two small hiking trails. The creek is nice and its sound is relaxing and ideal to sit and read a good book.
It has a small playground but I think this is good for readers. Kids eventually stay a little more at the library.
This is a very sad park. I say this because it is a place with high potential. The park is right on the Hobble Creek (perhaps the most criminally under-appreciated asset in the entire city) and right across a very nice pedestrian bridge from the very nice library. The playground is barely an afterthought, with no shade. There is some seating along the perimeter of the park, perhaps a place we're people could gather. The stone "contactor monument" comes off as very special-interest, self-serving. This might not be the case if the park was well designed, maintained, and the monument was an accessory, rather than seeming to be the primary purpose of the space.
The bike rack is very broken, as is the water fountain. Symptoms of misuse and neglect.
What this park really needs is a nice playground, one with some shade. Also, replace the bike rack and fix the water fountain, at minimum. Better utilize the Creek frontage by placing some flat Rock seating and perhaps a stair down the short shoreline to prevent further erosion. This could be a very nice little park, one that complements the great library and it's very good outdoor terrace. There some great mature trees and the views of the mountains is good. With some modest improvements, this place could be a treasure.
Great hidden park in Springville. Great for children under 2
Nice little park. Fun construction themed toys for the kids to play with and it's adjacent to the library. Great place to take the little kids while their older siblings are in school. Fyi Hobble Creek rins right along the edge of the park so keep your eyes on the kids.
Not much of a park. The city center park is nearby and has much more to do for kids
Nice little park across the creek from the library.