Willmore Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Willmore Park beckons travelers with its lush landscapes and vibrant history. This urban oasis features scenic walking trails, stunning views of the city skyline, and peaceful picnic spots perfect for a break on your journey. With a rich past as part of the Mother Road, visitors can soak in the nostalgia while enjoying recreational activities that celebrate the spirit of adventure. Don't miss the chance to experience this hidden gem that offers both relaxation and a taste of classic Americana!
Martha West
4 months ago"Willmore Park is very beautiful!!! WE had an awesome church picnic!! Thank u, one & all!!!!"
Lo Boy
4 months ago"Was nicer than I thought it would be. Down side was only 1 bathroom was open at the very front of the park and we were in the very back. But was nice had a nice play ground for the kid's and a big dog park area also."
Catelin Robinson
a year ago"My favorite parts to play pickleball at. However, one of the other local places the pickleball courts seems to be under construction. So recently the courts have been busier than normal. There are six pickleball courts and two tennis courts. There is a dog park and a lake that you can go fishing in, however, you have to release all the fish that you catch Free parking. Bathroom facilities. There is at least one covered picnic area, how are there maybe more. Dogs are allowed outside the dog park on leash. Recommend this part for sure."
R Cusick
3 years ago"Large park with two lakes, disc golf, pickleball and futsal courts, am accessible playground, and a members-only dog park. Lots of shelters for picnics and celebrations, a fire pit, lakes stocked with fish, ample parking, plenty of trails, geese, ducks, egrets, and more."
Brandy Irons
4 months ago"I mean it's a park. What can I say? It was clean the area that was reserved and spaced out well enough than the other party across the street was seen or heard. I did people out with dogs there. Parking was convenient. I'm not sure about the restrooms because they weren't really walking distance to where I was and I doubt I would've used them anyway."
