There is a small creek that runs through the park. During drought times there probably won’t be any water in the creek.

On the western edge of the park, just west of the fence line, is a small tank with cattails that might be worth investigating.

Warblers and other spring migrants. Cedar Waxwings in the winter.

This is a very small park, located at the intersection of two highways. Despite the road traffic, one is still able to hear birds in the park such as Cedar Waxwings.

No notable trails. Unfortunately, due to the elevation and condition of the paved surfaces, most of the roads in this park might not be suitable for a wheelchair or scooter.

The restroom facilities are wheelchair accessible.