We walked right past Sharon Park. So that doesn't happen to you, it looks like this:
After a double take and an "Oh there it is!", we were not disappointed by what we found. It has a small grove of trees surrounded by grass with a creek running along the edge. We missed it only because it's so tiny and looks like somebody's well-loved backyard. It was by far the most adorable park we saw that day.
Usually, cherry trees are my favorite kind of tree to climb, but in Sharon park, there was a cedar tree with a low branch just perfect for sitting on. I felt like I was riding a brontosaurus.
We didn't stay in this park very long, partly because it's small, and partly because it's so visible from the road. When you're fully grown and still hanging out in parks, the people walking by tend to judge you. While that puts a damper on our fun, it makes it the perfect place for little kids to play. If you live in the Bayridge area and don't have the best backyard, send them over to Sharon Park for a fun afternoon.
PPR
Good: adorable, completely visible from the road, well maintained
Bad: tiny, completely visible from the road
6/10
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