Al Borlin Park

For sure one of the neatest parks along the river! The playground is small but it works, there are benches right near the playground area, the bathrooms have hot water and it has a covered picnic area.

The biggest down side was this weirdo sitting across from the playground. He was so bold as to pull out BINOCULARS to watch our little girls on the dish swing! And before anyone tries to give the benefit of the doubt, I AM that person that gives it. However, no matter where my girls were, he was watching and they were the only kids in the park.
The scariest part is he had a blue flood lights where his front plate should've been, a thin white light bar across the roof and a neon yellow reflective vest so... yes, he can appear "official"
TRUST ME: He was a PERV!
When I approached him and asked him if everything was OK, he wouldn't look at me and just replied, "Everything's fine"
He kept his hand by his face on the side so I couldn't get a thorough look at him but he's got wire-framed glasses, Brown scruffy hair, wears a baseball cap and has a mustache. He's short, around 5' 7"- 5' 9"

Aside this dude: The park is perfect!

Underrated river park. Lovely places all along the river for a picnic and to cool off by the river. Not too many swimming holes but the water is cold and most people don't swim in cold water.

Short loop but perfect for a Sunday stroll. Lots of lush nature

It has nice views near the river. Trail is partially destroyed by the river and some of it is still covered with flood mud, but there are no problems with going thru any part of the path.

Loved this little park. Great access to the river and nice established trees. The river forced silt and dirt all over the pathways which was neat to see.