Two Strike Park
Two Strike Park is a spacious, family-friendly suburban park featuring a fenced-in baseball field, basketball court, and playgrounds suitable for children of all ages. The park offers large open grassy areas with plenty of shade from mature trees, picnic tables, and well-maintained amenities including public restrooms with toilet seat covers. It’s an ideal spot for picnics, kids’ birthday parties, and playtime for dogs and children alike, with accessible wheelchair entrances and parking. Visitors appreciate the clean facilities, shaded play areas, and the peaceful, natural environment for outdoor activities.
Reviews
Great little park for toddlers and up, it’s got a playground, a baskeball court, and a large grassy area with large shady trees. Great option for little parties, mobile laser tag, or to get together with some friends to play some ball.
Such a beautiful park. This is the first time ive see a park bathroom with toilet seat covers. Not just abathroom that has the holder, but it was actually filled.
They have a great obstacle and rope course. The little park for the smallest children is super small. It’s definitely family friendly with lots of space.
Basketball court. Baseball field. Open grass.
Park features a War Memorial to fallen heroes, playground, basketball court, and public restrooms. It’s well kept. There’s shade under trees.
Have come to this park for years and we keep coming back! Big open areas to play, it has basketball courts and play areas. It also has a baseball court to the far end of the park. Lots and lots of trees everywhere, so refreshing and lots of shade to rest. Now it is so luxurious that even the kids play area have shade so they won’t get sun burned! 👍🏼
Excellent suburban park with fenced-in baseball field, basketball court, and kid play structures both big and little. The large structure is bigger than most. Plenty of room to run and play with kids and dogs. Plenty of shade trees and benches for tired parents. Kids can play (out of sight of their parents) in the extensive bushes around the edges of the park (at their own risk) – One of the few places this can be done in our over subscribed, over supervised childhoods.