Parking With Cooper : Park # 7, Royer Park 04.07.16

Royer Park is a park that I hear so many people talk about. I had my niece today who loves princesses so I thought a fairy tale themed park would be perfect for her. There are 2 play areas, one for smaller kids (the castle) and one for the older kids that has tons of big slides, monkey bars and a lot of things to climb up. We went pretty early in the morning and the park was packed on both sides. This park has it all including a tennis court, basketball court and a lot of open space and areas to sit.

Mom's Review: I really love this park, it has so many huge trees and so much shade. Cooper and my niece Delilah stayed busy for over 2 hours. They had fun on both sides of the park. On the smaller age side they played a princess and guard game and I got to be a monster who chased them. On the big playground they ran and had races down the slides. Most of the play areas are bark, but there are a few areas that are sand. There are so many swings at this park. The bathrooms were pretty clean but the door are hard to lock.

Coop's Review: I LOVE THIS PARK!!!!!! There were so many big slides I didn't know where to go first. I tried the monkey bars but they were so long and I kept falling at the middle. I was so tired. My mom let me bring my monster truck and I played with it on the playground. We found some ducks (geese) and we walked up close to look at them. I didn't like the baby slides. They are way too easy to climb up and soooooo boring.

Today we were lucky enough to have a guest reviewer. My 4 year old niece Delilah!!!

Delilah's Review: This park was so awesome. I've never been to a park with so many huge slides. Me and Cooper went down the slides together and we were on the swings a lot. The bathroom scared me. I thought when I flushed it that the water was going to splash out. I hope next time I visit my auntie brings me back.

Both kids loved this park and we will definitely being coming back again.