Honeycrisp Ave Playground

The dual ziplines are the real draw here — one of them is designed specifically for kids with disabilities, which you don’t see often enough at local parks. There are three distinct zones split by age, so toddlers and older kids (up to about 12) aren’t constantly getting in each other’s way. The equipment is newer and more interesting than your average neighborhood setup, and parking is easy enough that it doesn’t feel like a hassle to get in and out. Fair warning though: shade is basically nonexistent, so a summer afternoon visit without sunscreen is going to be a rough time. That said, it’s a genuinely solid spot in a quiet residential area — not the kind of place you’d drive across town for, but if you’re nearby, it’s worth the stop.