Val Vista Park

Good little park in Val vista.
There is a big dog park next to playground.

Very clean and quiet park. Great for kids and to walk your dog. Sometimes the air smells like poop because the water treatment facility is next door. Doesn't smell everyday but once in a while.

a review from @amom2kidsandapark

Holy spiral slide! Val Vista Park has everything you could ever need in a park and more!
This park has three play areas, two seasonal splash pads, a community garden, well-maintained sidewalks, soccer fields, group picnic sites, a skate park, an inline hockey rink, a labyrinth, and plenty of open grass.
The largest and most involved playground has the HUGE spiral slide, a triple slide, and a tube spiral slide (with a plexiglass window so it doesn’t look pitch black at the beginning. There are steps, ladders (including some styles I never seen before 😱), bridges, a climbing wall, a balance beam, monkey bars, spinning circle bars, a gymnastics bar, a climbing rope web, and when your kid gets tired of the endless playground opportunities there are large cement cylinders around the outer rim. Close by is a much smaller play area with two slides (tube and straight), a ladder, and stairs. There is a small swing set with bucket only swings. Near this play area is one of the seasonal splash pads, toddler-size picnic tables, and a really neat replica mountain range that creates a great way to incorporate the water from the splash pad into a river through the hills passing down a waterfall and ending in a pond. All of this took some imagination since the water wasn’t actually on. We will have to go back when there isn’t a drought and it isn’t “fall”. Close by these two play areas is a climbing wall, bathroom, and group picnic site.
A ways away is the third playground with three slides (spiral, double, bumpy), steps, ladders, bridges, and activities. There is a swing set with standard and bucket swings plus a ride-on rocking toy. Near this playground, you'll find the second splash pad, more group picnic tables, and bathrooms.
Don’t miss the large soccer balls and the mosaic bench. Keep an eye out for birdhouses, squirrels, lizards, and birds (we saw a huge white egret).
There is a huge parking lot from the main entrance on Johnson Dr or street parking in the neighborhood behind the park on Payne Rd.

Solid park for kids of all ages. One of the structures is great for kids 3+, however, sections of it are closed off for repairs. The other is for the younger kids.