Antioch Park

Antioch Park is a very unique place.nDefinitely worth a visit if you're interested in letting the children play and or ya just wanna take a walk. There are a couple of ponds to visit and plenty of parking. Yes it's handicap accessible and there are indoor bathrooms. The perfect spot for an afternoon picnic or just to sit for a minute and chill. If you're in the area, check it out.nIf you're a Pokemon Go player you won't be disappointed.

Lovely in the fall. The park is well kept, with mowers and leaf blowers going early in the morning. The playground equipment is excellent, with three different sets of equipment for different ages and abilities. We visit this park even though it's over 30 miles away.

I've been going to this park for decades (a lady never tells her age) for our annual family weenie roast. Whoever planned and executed the renovation of the park did a really nice job.nnThe new buildings remind me of the ones I played on when I was a wee girl, just updated. A lot of new equipment too.nnThe walking stones in the pond are fun, but scary now that I'm a parent and my little one ALWAYS wants to cross them at least 100 times. The water around them isn't deep, I just don't want to deal with an angry wet child if he fell in. There are always turtles and ducks hanging around the pond. Kids like that stuff.

Beautiful spacious green and well kept. Fountains provide white noise that keeps my conversations private which I like. Pavilions and benches and well-maintained walkways for observing a good bit of wildlife. What a relaxing park

I've only been here once before, when I first arrived into the area. It's clearly one of the most favored and cherished parks in the area, judging from the amount of visitors walking, playing, fishing and generally enjoying a warm Autumn day. I did enjoy the park myself, and felt that it does offer a nice respite from some of the more suburbanized locations in town.