Spooner Park

Beautiful park with very nice walking trails. Good place to walk your dog on a leash.

So nice, clean, eith a bonfire place, definitely family friendly and inviting. Recommended to all friends, neighbors, etc

Great place to unwind. Beautiful scenery. Pretty women if youre a guy. Handsome men if youre a girl. Cute and playful dogs if youre PetSmart.

Great place with a pavilion and playground and grass. We hold the Meysembourg extended family reunion there every September the past 10 years!!!

Beautiful space, walking paths, great new playground, shelter with picnic tables

New playground equipment was installed 2 weeks ago. Due to the fact I had a cast on my arm I couldnt help build, but I did keep all the workers supplied in water on Saturday. There was a lot of teamwork involved in the project. It was amazing how it was all built in 1 day. I cant wait to take my 3 grandkids here. My son even went to the elementary school right next door.

Spooner Park has trails and a beautiful view of a close to secluded nature scene.

Very nice park. Looks pretty new. Good condition, lots of stuff to do. Could use some extra seating around the playground but other than that its a nice park.

Really nice playground and impressed by how clean the picnic area was.

Great park with play structure for children. Great pavilion with electricity. Nice tables under covered pavilion. Plenty of grassy areas to picnic or relax. Quiet area. Free parking. Public restrooms.

Theres a lovely annual goat visitation. Genius!!

New playground is so nice, very modern! Ive always loved walking or biking here, its a little slice of nature in the middle of the city

Great shelter/kitchen with running water/bathrooms near a great playground for kids!

Evening walk around neighborhood

Park was brand new. The goat on premises were so fun!

Looks like a nice park. Plenty of picnic tables, and a nice pavilion made for medium large events.

Beautiful park

This is a great neighborhood park, and its adjacency to the elementary school and the fire station trails amplify its recreational value. The pavilion is roomy with great cooking options including a brick chimney and outdoor grills. The kitchen space is also roomy; easy to have multiple people working in at once. Great for family and community functions. There is a playground that is friendly for even quite young children as well as a sand volleyball pit. Good mix of sunny and shady spaces, restrooms, drinking fountain.

Cute little park in need of some love. Overall good place for little kids to play, lots of area to play in the grass and a pavilion with a big grill.

Great park for kid of all ages

Watching a bean-bag tournament. Very enjoyable.

Great park kids love it!

My grandkids loved the new playground.

It was a standard park. Not to busy. Portapotty available after hours

Good place

Its a great park. In need of a little tlc, but the kids still have tons of fun. With the school right next to the park its like having two playgrounds in one.

I love the goat visitations

Nice place and new equipment park

Nice neighborhood park, well kept

Great place for graduation parties

Beautiful nice and peaceful

This park is awesome! Two playground areas (one more toddler oriented, the other for bigger kids), plenty of area to run, lots of good shade - and its usually pretty empty!

What a great space. Truly a wander full public area. I think some of Canada has been lost, though!

Great park! Good spot to take kids. Theres picnic spots and a sand volleyball court too!

A friendly park. Something for everyone. Very comfortable park! Enjoy!

Very well kept, plenty of space. and little Canada days is always fun. also theres a few pokestops and a gym here so its worth swinging by

Wonderful facility, it was clean, large, near a parking lot, and with great space around it. This location was ideal for our group grill out!

PLAY AREA REVIEW ONLYHeres what you need to know:Parking: LotAge range (playground): 2+Sidewalks: Paved around park (not directly to play area)Seating: Several benches around play areaBathrooms: NAPicnic tables: Several in picnic shelterGrills: Several by picnic shelterSports field: See the website for details on whats hereAs soon as we turned into the parking lot, all we could see were allergies (dandelion seeds) floating in the air, literally turning the air white. For people with seasonal allergies, wasnt necessarily a warm welcome.The play area is a few minutes walk from the parking lot down a well-paved sidewalk (unfortunately, the sidewalk isnt a straight walk from the lot; it curves this way and that).On the way down we passed a lovely stone picnic shelter and plenty of open, grassy areas for lounging about or (maybe) even a game of volleyball.The play area is split into two sections. One accommodates kiddos ages 2+ and the other accommodates kiddos ages 5+. Both are laid with sand, made of wood, and have metal slides.Zoey (16 months) had a hard time navigating the smaller playground due to the tall steps and long drops. She was also uncomfortable with feeling wood under her feet (we took off shoes to keep them from trapping sand).Titus (3) and Madi (4.5) were uninterested in the smaller playground because its pretty bare: a single slide, bridge, some steps, and a tiny tunnel (less than a yard long).Madi was eager to try out the big kid playground, but had a hard time doing much on her own. She was able to scale the curved wood ladder and take the steps up to the top of the playground. She also found the balance beam (her first ever) an especially fun challenge.She couldnt, however, navigate the monkey bars, which comprised half of the playground. She quickly grew tired of this section.Each playground has swings suitable for the intended audience. The big kid playground also has a tire swing, which Titus enjoyed; and a big digger, which Madeline enjoyed.We were here for no longer than 20 minutes when we decided wed had enough. None of the kids were comfortable scaling the equipment due to its composition and even when they did, there wasnt much for them to do.I wanted to keep exploring in the city of Little Canada; but both of the two closest parks (one of which weve been to) looked just about as impressive as Spooner, if not less.My guess is Little Canadas parks and rec system isnt as current as surrounding cities. As is such, we wont be coming back unless we know updates have been introduced.

Great park hidden under the tall trees for the shade

Love the festival and the rain cooled it off!!! Hope it rains no more this weekend!!!

There is a good park for the kids to play at

We go here every year we love it.

Good place for picnic

Nice shelter there available to be reserved for events, with a playground and walking / biking trails close by.

Canadian Days is always a great time!

Beautiful hidden gem

Hidden nice park. New tennis court

Great place had tons of fun...

Here for Little Canada days, very well organized, decently priced

Fun park

Nice family park

Nice park

Love Little Canadian days in this park

Nice park

Huge

Super ball fields

Nice park

Free WiFi!

Went to Canadian Days.

Very relaxing place

Awesome playground