Address

W Papio Trail, Omaha, NE 68118, USA

Coordinates

41.25175, -96.16531

Age Suitability

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

Equipment Available

Includes climbing structures, slides of various heights, swings (including accessible swing seats), spinning equipment, balance beams, musical instruments, and a rope climbing pyramid.

Shaded Areas

Multiple shade structures over play areas and several mature trees providing natural shade throughout the park.

Seating For Parents

Abundant bench seating surrounding play areas, picnic tables under pavilions, and grassy areas suitable for blankets.

Restroom Availability

Clean restroom facilities located near the main playground with changing tables in both men's and women's facilities.

Drinking Fountains

Multiple water fountains available, including accessible height options and bottle filling stations.

Fencing

Partial fencing around toddler areas with a complete barrier separating the playground from nearby streets and parking areas.

Surface Material

Mix of engineered wood fiber and poured-in-place rubber surfacing that meets fall attenuation standards.

Ada Accessibility

Inclusive design with wheelchair-accessible paths to all major play areas, ramps to elevated structures, and transfer stations for equipment access.

Cleanliness Maintenance

Daily maintenance schedule with regular inspections, prompt repairs, and seasonal deep cleaning of all equipment and surfaces.

Nearby Parking

Dedicated parking lot with 50+ spaces including accessible parking close to playground entrances.

Pet Policy

Dogs allowed in park areas but must remain on leash and are not permitted within playground boundaries. Pet waste stations available throughout the park.

Bike Racks

Multiple bike racks located near playground entrances and pavilions.

Nearby Food Options

Snack kiosk open during summer months; several restaurants and cafes within walking distance of the park.

Sports Areas

Basketball courts, tennis courts, and a multi-purpose field adjacent to the playground area.

Walking / Biking Trails Nearby

2-mile paved walking/biking trail loops through the park, connecting to the citywide trail system.

User Submitted Photos

Active online gallery showing seasonal use and special events, with over 200 recent community contributions.

Recent Reviews

Recent visitors highlight the clean facilities, engaging equipment, and friendly atmosphere, with an average rating of 4.7/5 stars.

Crowd Levels

Busiest on weekends and summer afternoons; mornings and weekdays offer more space. Peak times typically include Saturday mornings and after-school hours.

Special Events

Hosts monthly community events including summer movie nights, seasonal festivals, and educational nature programs.

Entrance Fee

Free admission for all visitors with no parking fees.

Space For Groups

Three reservable pavilions with picnic tables ideal for birthday parties and gatherings of up to 50 people.

Nature Connection

Native prairie plantings, butterfly garden, and interpretive signage about local ecosystem and wildlife.

Noise Level

Moderate during peak times, with natural landscaping helping to buffer sounds.

Aesthetic Design

Modern equipment with a nature-inspired color scheme that blends with the surrounding landscape; artistic elements include mosaic installations and sculptural play pieces.

Security Presence

Regular park ranger patrols during operational hours and security cameras at key locations.

Rules Restrictions

Open dawn to dusk; no glass containers, alcohol, or smoking within park boundaries; adult supervision required for children under 8.

First Aid Availability

First aid kit available at the park office during staffed hours; emergency phones located throughout the park.

Community Activities

Regular programming includes parent-child play groups, summer recreation programs, and volunteer park clean-up days.

Social Interaction

Designed with gathering spaces that encourage interaction between families; community bulletin board highlights local events and activities.

Eco Friendly Practices

Rainwater collection system for landscape irrigation, native plant landscaping that reduces water needs, and recycling stations throughout the park.

Renewable Energy

Solar-powered lighting along pathways and in pavilions; energy-efficient LED lighting throughout the facilities.

Walkability Bike Access

Connected to residential neighborhoods via sidewalks and bike paths; public transit stop located one block from main entrance.