There were a good amount of options of playground equipment to choose from. It is pretty open with a small stream towards the backside of the play area. So, if you have small children, you will want to keep an eye on them. There are benches, as well as an overhang with tables to have a picnic. The park is in a beautiful area and we felt very safe.

I had been enjoying this park until I was confronted about having my service dog with me. I attempted to meet with the Parks and Rec manager but was blown off without being able to speak about the ADA rules. I then met with the town manager and was blown off for the second meeting. Very disappointing. I have filed a complaint with the ADA. The first time in 20 yrs I have had to do this.

I like to walk for exercise, and Moss-Wright Park has a lovely 2.5 mile loop. At least 1.5 miles of the trek is along a wooded creek on one side and ball fields on the other. It is a lovely, peaceful walk. There is an historic fort that is a replica of the original. Seasonally, people dress the part and go about everyday life as it was centuries ago. Also, there is a small museum on the property. This part is great!

We took our 2 dogs to the dog park and they loved being able to run around. It was clean and maintained.

This was a nice family friendly park. Beautiful paved path that goes around the perimeter but no dogs allowed and we were traveling with ours. We were able to walk the interior which was still nice. There is a dog park and lots of spots for kids to play