Countryside Park
Countryside Park is a small, family-friendly park with accessible features including wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking. It offers a safe, new playground ideal for toddlers and young children, a small pond with bridges for gentle hiking, and picnic areas. The park hosts seasonal events like lantern festivals and holiday light displays, providing a charming outdoor experience for visitors of all ages.
Reviews
There are lots of different skill levels here. Cute butterflies as part of the climbers. We like this park
Visited for the Woodland Lights experience during the holidays. Nicely done. Horse carriage rides and little train rides also were part of the experience.
Small but the playground is new and fun. I love the small pond and the bridges. It’s a great place for a small hike.
Perfect cute little park for little ones such as toddlers! Small enough for them to play without a parent standing by them worry about them falling! One of the safest playground for toddlers!
We went there for the lantern festival. It was very disorganized. There were no signs posted on which way to go for the entrance for the tickets. There were no signs posted on what station to visit next. They also only had 2 food trucks (1 pizza truck and 1 burger truck). 1 ice cream truck, 1 cotton candy truck (which barely gave you much cotton candy), and 1 drink truck (which their tea was nasty, tasted like water). Not much variety of food to choose from. Then, they had a scavenger hunt to find letters to put on a paper to solve a riddle, but the letters were not very visible. Also, when it came down to light the lanterns at dusk, the staff were supposed to come around and light our lanterns and the paper bags with candles and they only lit the paper bags and said they would be back to light our lanterns and never came back. So, we had to take the candles from the paper bags and light our lanterns ourselves. Otherwise, we would have had to leave the park. Because the park closed at 9 and it was 8:45 pm and they still never came back and everyone else across the pond had there’s on the water but no one on our side did.