While Austin finished up the deck on Saturday I took the kids to what I believe is the last playground park in Waverly we had left to visit this summer. Rolling Meadow Park is in the middle of a new development south of the High School and is meant to be a neighborhood park. It is a bit tricky to find/access because the sign and single sidewalk entrance is just between two houses, and if you blink you'll miss it. The park is 2.3 acres consisting of a basketball court, large grassy area and new playground behind all the houses. Unfortunately, the playground is a long way from the "entrance". The play equipment is also designed for ages 5-12, so it wasn't the greatest fit for us. It was also hot, and just as Lincoln figured out the bouncy bridge, Emily declared that she needed to go potty (my fault for not making her go before we left). So it was a very brief visit. It's a nice park, but unless we have friends living in the neighborhood, we probably won't be frequenting it much in the future.
While Austin finished up the deck on Saturday I took the kids to what I believe is the last playground park in Waverly we had left to visit this summer. Rolling Meadow Park is in the middle of a new development south of the High School and is meant to be a neighborhood park. It is a bit tricky to find/access because the sign and single sidewalk entrance is just between two houses, and if you blink you'll miss it. The park is 2.3 acres consisting of a basketball court, large grassy area and new playground behind all the houses. Unfortunately, the playground is a long way from the "entrance". The play equipment is also designed for ages 5-12, so it wasn't the greatest fit for us. It was also hot, and just as Lincoln figured out the bouncy bridge, Emily declared that she needed to go potty (my fault for not making her go before we left). So it was a very brief visit. It's a nice park, but unless we have friends living in the neighborhood, we probably won't be frequenting it much in the future.
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