Legendary park. Magical but only if you are a Ray fan. Go in the daytime. Bad area.

This is a wonderful park and an amazing memorial to Ray Bradbury who grew up across the street. This park and the steps up to the ravine were the inspiration for his short story, The Whole Town is Sleeping. This is one of the few United for Libraries Literary Heritage Sites in the country.

It was great to visit this park & ravine, today on Ray Bradburys 100th birthday!

Nice little park with a few plaques dedicated to Bradbury. Has a bridge a flight of stone stairs that could be in better repair, so watch your step!

This park is a wonderful example of how green spaces can be inter woven inside of cities. The steps on the East side are very steep, use caution concerning weather and leaves on the stairs. There is one of those little libraries on the West side of the park. The library is a fantastic addition to a park dedicated to Waukegan author, Ray Bradbury

The setting of the park is great and unique. Its has a small bridge with a bit of water flowing below. However the play area for the kids is very small.

Nice park. Path needs a lot of work on the stone steps

Nice and quiet also has two Pokemon Go stops.

Beautiful place

Beautiful Place to visit

It could do with a cleanup and a bit of rework. The only thing in a decent shape is the sign :/

Its a really nice place if you want to bring your kids

The steps at the edge of the park are dangerous dont go down to the creek

A nice little park dedicated to Ray Bradbury. It has a small stream running through it with a walking bridge. Also a playground for youngsters.

A nice little park. Ray Bradbury rocks!

Saw some fish swimming upstream in the evening in early spring

Kinda messy.

Nothing to see

Nice

Historic, creepy and small