Sunnyside Park

This park had some awesome upgrades with the sensory area. Wish there was a little area for toddlers but my son loved it.

My Twins absolutely love this park. They are 3 and are able to play at almost every section of the park. Other parks are to big for the twins and the only thing that they can actually do at other parks is the swings or slide. Really recommend this park for younger kids.

Very beautiful park for the kids

Great location. Small enough park to manage kids and get a walk or jog in while they play.

It's a really nice park especially the sensory side. The only downfall is when it's too hot summer day with the park being in direct sun it's nearly impossible for the children to enjoy themselves because everything is too hot to touch.

The park was good and was a great place for kids that's probably one years old enough

nice playgrounds but is near the main street

Nice clean park. Has a sensory playground that's super nice. You usually see the same people there all the time. They also have a little path you get your walk on while your child plays.

It's a nice park but plan accordingly because there is no bathroom to use. A park with a sensory playground should be mindful that children with special needs will be visiting. Other parks we frequent have porta pottys available in an emergency. This one does not. If it wasn't for the restroom situation, we'd go back.

The park itself is nice, as it has three different play areas based on age and needs. Chance's kingdom is by far the highlight of this park as it is designed for children with special/ sensory needs as both of my children are. This is why we drove to this park instead of walking to Beech park a few blocks from our home. I was saddened to discover that children who and I could be wrong on some accounts were taking up the areas that were designated for special needs were not in fact special needs. I understand that this is a public park but I think parents need to educate their children more about respect and understanding for those that encounter more challenges than they do. But instead of causing a fuss, we just called it a day and headed home. We will revisit this park, but hope parents are more attentive to the way their child treats others, especially knowing that they are in the only Munster Park with a specifically designated area for those children.