Olander and Margaret Banks Neighborhood Park

Serene, peaceful. Good place to think.

Parking isn't huge, but neither is the park. Nice place though

This is a wonderful little park to relax and take a walk in. Lots of wildlife to listen to while you walk

Wide fields, no noise from the streets. Dogs can run fast off lease. Humans can set down for picnics and sunbathing. It's divided into two parts - a larger sloping field near the street down to a stream hidden by brush and bushes. Further on, a long thin field with huge trees and a single stone bench. This is the better side for loose dogs and picnicers. There is no paved paths, so baby stroller beware. There's a small house, unused, with a driveway where you could park, maybe illegally.

This is a very beautiful small park in the middle of a residential area. There are a few picnic tables there and several fields to walk and play on. There is a little wildlife here as well. It's well kept and kind of a local hidden gem. It is a nice little place to relax and recharge. Please take the time to read the monument while you are there.

Imagine the stories the trees have heard told from this balcony! Local history at it's finest. Visiting here makes you appreciate the peaceful oasis Kingstowne is and is preserved to be, thanks to the Banks family.

This park is a nice place to take your kids or dogs for a walk. There's no playground​ equipment or anything like that. But there is TONS of space at this park.