Olympus 8 Park

Good place, especially if you have a dog

Nice little park to sit in. Benches and tables. Good place to have lunch and throw a ball. The Australian Pine Trees are the largest in North America, planted by Olympus Jr. High students in 1994.

Cute little green space but it's not really a park. A few picnic tables and a walkway and that's it. Not bad for the space given though.

Very small. It has a few picnic tables, a few trees, and some grass. No play area. No room to do anything besides sit at a picnic table.

Nice little pocket park. Just a couple of picnic tables under the Pines.

A fun little shaded picnic spot with a cobblestone path, grass, table, bushes, a few large boulders and several giant pines.

This isn't like a traditional park. It's not what I would call a park. It more of a land monument. From what I could see and read, the Olympus High School students planted some pine trees. It must have been a long time ago, because pine trees are large. It's on a corner, and on the other side is a street with houses and a dead end street. It looks like it could be a very small park for the residents.