Address

100 W Twin Oaks Rd, Sioux Falls, SD 57105, USA

Phone

(605) 367-8222

+1 605-367-8222

Website

Coordinates

43.50908, -96.72583

Agesuitability

The playground equipment is suitable for children aged 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipmentavailable

Slides, swings (including bucket swings for toddlers), climbing structures, monkey bars, spinners, and balance equipment. The playground was updated within the last several years with modern equipment.

Shadedareas

Partial shade from mature trees surrounding the playground area, though the main play structures receive direct sunlight during peak hours.

Seatingforparents

Several benches are positioned around the playground perimeter, plus picnic tables nearby for parents to observe children while playing.

Restroomavailability

Public restrooms are available seasonally (typically closed during winter months).

Drinkingfountains

Water fountains are located near the restroom facilities, including an accessible height fountain and a bottle-filling station.

Fencing

The playground is partially bordered by natural landscaping but does not have complete perimeter fencing.

Surfacematerial

Engineered wood fiber mulch provides impact absorption under play equipment, with some rubber matting in high-traffic areas.

Adaaccessibility

The playground includes some accessible equipment and transfer platforms, though not all areas are fully wheelchair accessible.

Cleanlinessandmaintenance

The park is regularly maintained by Sioux Falls Parks and Recreation Department, with general good upkeep and cleanliness. Occasional issues with mulch depletion after heavy rains.

Nearbyparking

Free parking lot with approximately 30-40 spaces directly adjacent to the park area.

Petpolicy

Dogs are allowed in the park but must be leashed at all times. Pet waste stations are provided throughout the park.

Bikeracks

Bicycle racks are available near the playground entrance and near the park pavilion.

Nearbyfoodoptions

No permanent food vendors in the park, but several restaurants and fast food options are within a 5-10 minute drive.

Sportsareas

Tennis courts, basketball court, soccer field, and softball diamond are available within the park boundaries.

Walkingbikingtrails

The park connects to the Sioux Falls bike trail system, which follows the Big Sioux River and provides several miles of paved trails for walking and biking.

Usersubmittedphotos

Available on Google Maps, Yelp, and local community websites showcasing playground equipment and park activities.

Recentreviews

Recent visitors highlight the clean facilities, well-maintained equipment, and spacious grounds. Some mention the lack of complete shade as a drawback during hot summer days.

Crowdlevels

Moderately busy on weekends and summer afternoons, with peak usage after school hours and during summer. Typically not overcrowded except during special events.

Specialevents

Hosts community events throughout the year including summer concerts, neighborhood gatherings, and occasional fitness activities organized by the Parks Department.

Entrancefee

Free admission to the park and playground area.

Spaceforgroups

Ample open space for group activities and a reservable shelter/pavilion for gatherings and birthday parties.

Natureconnection

Located alongside the Big Sioux River with mature trees and natural landscaping providing a connection to nature.

Noiselevel

Moderate noise levels from children playing and nearby road traffic, though the park layout provides some buffer from major streets.

Aestheticanddesign

The playground features a modern design with earth-tone colors that blend with the natural park setting. Equipment is well-integrated with the landscape.

Securitypresence

Regular patrols by park staff and occasional police presence, especially during peak usage times.

Rulesandrestrictions

Standard park rules apply: no alcohol, park hours from dawn to dusk, no smoking near playground areas, and children under 8 should be supervised.

Firstaidavailability

No permanent first aid station, though park staff are typically trained in basic first aid. Emergency services have good access to the park.

Communityactivities

Regular community events including summer recreation programs, occasional farmers markets, and community fitness classes.

Socialinteraction

The playground design encourages social interaction between children, with multiple play structures that accommodate group play.

Ecofriendlypractices

Native plant landscaping in certain areas, recycling bins throughout the park, and water conservation practices in park maintenance.

Renewableenergy

Some solar-powered lighting along pathways, though most park facilities use standard grid electricity.

Walkabilityandbikeaccess

Good connectivity to surrounding neighborhoods via sidewalks and bike paths, with the park serving as a hub for the larger Sioux Falls trail system.