Billy O. Phillips City Park

Love the park,wish more parents would watch or even go with their kids. So many unsupervised. Too many littles hearing 10 year olds cuss.

Great park for all. 1. Big Park 2. Bathrooms 3. House Shelter house 4. Small fence for baseball or kickball

This is a great park for older kids, not suitable for children under 3. The slides are huge and the play equipment is very tall. Perfect for big kids, but my 1.5 year old could only safely play on the swing. Disappointing.

Very open area with room to run and play. Very impressed with this development in Norwalk. Not lots of shade Playground: Great play area

I like that park it is fun place to go to on summer it fun for kids to play and all you have to do is sit on a beach and watch them or watch your phone plus there is a big field you can play sit and there is this big net and you can play score football.

Great park definitely for older kids.

Nice new playground, but TONS of unsupervised kids that take over the park from the surrounding apartments. Older kids playing on equipment way to small for them and taking it up for an hour or more. This is the 5-6th time I've been there and it's always the same. Won't go back.

Kids of all ages love to play here! It's a beautiful park with lots to do! A large playground suited for everyone a large field to get a game of soccer or kick ball going a restroom drinking fountain and a nice shelter for a picnic to get out of the hot sun!

A great neighborhood park with a big playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, and a ball field. A large flat open park for playing in. There are no walking trails except a perimeter sidewalk and few trees, but the playground is large with varied activities for children of 5-12. There is little except for a swing that's designed for toddlers and the only swing designed for children with disabilities has been broken for some time. Restrooms are not posted as accessible, but no obvious barriers were seen.

This has always been know to my family and I as the Legacy park. As my kids grew up, this was a 'destination' since we live out in the country. There's a nice shelter house that you can reserve for things like graduations and birthday parties and a great playground with lots of things to climb on - the best of which is a cable dome. As my kids are older, we found ourselves using the huge open field for softball and baseball practice. The field doesn't drain particularly well, so if it's been raining lately, you might find it very wet. The community, led by the boy scouts, has just raised enough funds to add a wheel chair swing that they'll be installing soon. Overall a very nice park.