Address

W Wicks Ln & Nutter Blvd, Billings, MT 59105, USA

Phone

(406) 657-8371

+1 406-657-8371

Website

Coordinates

45.82702, -108.50039

Age Suitability

Suitable for children aged 2-12, with separate areas for toddlers (2-5) and older children (5-12).

Equipment Available

Includes swing sets, slides, climbing structures, monkey bars, merry-go-round, and a tire swing. The toddler area features smaller slides and sensory play elements.

Shaded Areas

Several large trees provide natural shade over approximately 40% of the playground. There are also two covered pavilions adjacent to the play area.

Seating For Parents

Multiple benches surround the playground, with four picnic tables under the pavilions for parents to monitor children while resting.

Restroom Availability

Clean restroom facilities located approximately 50 yards from the playground, open during park hours (6am-10pm).

Drinking Fountains

Two drinking fountains available, one near the restrooms and another at the playground entrance. Both include bottle-filling stations.

Fencing

Partial fencing on the street-facing side of the playground. The play area is set back from roads and parking areas for added safety.

Surface Material

Engineered wood fiber (mulch) throughout most of the playground with rubber surfacing under swings and at the bottom of slides.

Ada Accessibility

Ramp access to main play structures, with transfer platforms for wheelchair users to access elevated equipment. Several adaptive swings available.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Well-maintained with daily trash collection. Equipment is inspected weekly with prompt repairs when needed.

Nearby Parking

Free parking lot with 45 spaces located 100 yards from the playground entrance, with designated accessible parking spots.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in the park on leashes but not permitted within the playground area itself. Dog waste stations available throughout the park.

Bike Racks

Two bike rack areas with capacity for approximately 15 bikes located near the playground entrance.

Nearby Food Options

No food vendors in the park. Several picnic areas available for bringing food. Nearest restaurants are about 1 mile away in downtown Castle Rock.

Sports Areas

Basketball court, tennis courts, and soccer field within the park, all within walking distance of the playground.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

2.3-mile scenic walking/biking trail loops around the park perimeter, connecting to the regional trail system.

User Submitted Photos

Over 200 photos shared on review platforms showing children enjoying the equipment and scenic mountain backdrop.

Recent Reviews

Recent visitors highlight the new adaptive swing set installed last summer and praise the cleanliness of the facilities.

Crowd Levels

Busiest on weekends between 10am-2pm and after school hours on weekdays. Early mornings and weekday afternoons are typically less crowded.

Special Events

Hosts summer concert series on Friday evenings and seasonal events like Easter egg hunts and Halloween festivities.

Entrance Fee

Free admission to both the park and playground areas.

Space For Groups

The playground area can comfortably accommodate 50-60 children. Adjacent pavilions can be reserved for birthday parties and group events.

Nature Connection

The playground is designed to blend with the natural environment, featuring boulders for climbing and nature-inspired play elements.

Noise Level

Moderate noise levels during peak hours, quieter during weekday mornings. Natural setting helps absorb sound.

Aesthetic Design

Nature-themed design with equipment in earth tones that complements the mountain backdrop. Native plants and landscaping throughout.

Security Presence

Park rangers patrol regularly during operating hours. Emergency call boxes located at the restroom building.

Rules Restrictions

No smoking, no glass containers, adult supervision required for children under 8, and play equipment designed for children up to age 12.

First Aid Availability

First aid kit available at the park office during staffed hours (9am-5pm). Park staff trained in basic first aid.

Community Activities

Regular community events including Park Play Days every second Saturday with organized games and activities led by recreation staff.

Social Interaction

Design encourages cooperative play with multi-user equipment and central gathering spaces that promote interaction between families.

Eco Friendly Practices

Native landscaping requires minimal irrigation. Recycling stations throughout the park.

Renewable Energy

Solar-powered lighting along pathways and in the parking areas.

Walkability Bike Access

Well-connected to community sidewalks and bike paths, with dedicated bike lanes on approaching streets.