Parking is plentiful. Reid Park 22nd St. and Country Club Rd. That's because until the Parks and Rec Department decided to honor Gene C. Reid, a longtime Parks and Rec director, the park was called Randolph Park. Mature trees and plenty of grass make this an ideal spot for a family picnic. Evenings and weekends are filled with city league slowpitch softball and volleyball games.
Adults can opt for a pedalboat ride.
For a little romance, try one of the pedalboat rides at night. Bench seating is available for 60 to 100 people. You'll notice a molded-concrete sculpture on the band shell. The six figures represent all aspects of the arts and are appropriately named Celebrate the Arts. This was the first piece of public art commissioned under the city's One Percent for Art program.