Lime Street Park & Community Center

Green grass, doggy bags, two benches on the large dog side, and plenty of shade. It even has a little tube for them to play in. I like this dog park better than Apple Valley’s.

Cute park with lots of trees and shade. There’s a railroad track on the other side of the fence. Which is cool since you can see it from the playground because the kids love it. Plenty of kids when I went at 5pm that were playing with my mini me. There’s an outdoor swimming pool with swimming lessons in the summer. A tennis court where my cousins and eldest mini me were playing tennis. The playground is a little dated but fun for kids and great for picnics (^_​^)

Was hesitant to visit this park based on the 1 review, but since dog parks are scarce up here thought I’d give it a try. Yes there is only one bench, shaded by a large juniper. There is other shade toward the water area. Water bowls and a kiddie pool along with balls from a ball pit were inside the fenced area. Large & Small dog areas were separated. Surprisingly the grass was pretty green considering we are in the middle of a drought. There were doggy poo bags, not piles of poo in the grass at all. My dogs enjoyed themselves, we’ll be back to play again.

Dog park was the most ugliest dog park I’ve ever been too. Extremely disappointed. The grass was brown there was dog poop everywhere that seemed to be there for a very long time. No shade what so ever just one tree and it drops sap from it and you get sticky.

This is an old park, and you can tell because there is some wear and tear everywhere, but it has heart and there are a lot of fun things to do here.
Playground: There is a pretty big playground for kids here, complete with slides, swings, ramps, playhouse — the whole shebang. The ground is covered with wood chips, not sand, so that’s nice.
Pool: There’s a pool area, with a big pool and a pool for little ones. Directly outside the pool is a cluster of picnic benches.
Baseball field: The neat thing about this baseball field is that it’s near a block of trees and grass, so you could watch the game while staying out of the hot sun.
Snack bar: pretty self-​explanatory. It’s not open all the time — only for baseball games and other special events.
Tennis courts: The courts are lighted so you can beat the heat and play at night!
Apparently, there’s also a dog park and skate plaza here somewhere, but I haven’t come across either one. That doesn’t mean they don’t exist, it just means I need to look harder next time I visit!