This 53-acre community park has it all!
In addition to the playgrounds and pond, there are a few large multi-purpose fields, ball fields with concessions stand, batting cages, practice fields, a tennis center, Shea Stadium, and a skate park.
Redstone Park was dedicated in 2000 but received an update to the playground in early 2018. The playground color palette is light purple and green with really unique-looking structures.
The play area has a fence around it to keep the children safe. It has two playgrounds, one designed for bigger kids and the other designed with toddlers and preschoolers in mind. There is also a sandpit with a dino dig sand table and a climbing play area on the top of the hill.
Next to the playground is Paul's Pond. A small bridge leads the way to a shelter with a wheelchair-accessible fishing pier. In April, the pond is usually stocked with bluegill, channel catfish, grass carp, and largemouth bass. Check the website or call before heading out to fish to make sure it is open for fishing.
The Skate Park is a 22,000 square foot fenced-in concrete park that features a beginner's bowl, street skating, and a curvy snake run with an 8′ vertical bowl.
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FEATURES
- Multi-use fields (Reservable)
- Ballfields
- Playground
- Halftime Help Stadium
- Rover's Run Dog Park (Open 7:00 AM–Sunset)
- Lebsack Tennis Center (Open 5:00 AM–10:00 PM)
- Skate Park (Summer hours 8:00 AM–9:00 PM)
- Paul's Pond
- Batting cages (Reservable)
- Grand Slam Snacks concessions stand
SEATING
- Shelter/Pavilion (Reservable)
- Gazebo (Reservable)
- Picnic tables
- Benches
AMENITIES
- Drinking fountain with bottle fill station
- Electrical outlets
- Public restrooms
- BBQ grills
- Bike racks
- Stroller friendly paths
