Ralph Foy Park

“Great play structure, clean and very different from other parks. You go up very high and there are three different twisting slides you can ride down with your kids. Play area has sand 😳, so many parks have wood chips it’s nice to have a change. Not a lot of swings, two for older kids and one tandem swing for the little ones. All three swings are pretty low to the ground, my 3yr olds feet touched the ground on the tandem swing. During the day not that busy although one day we were there a bus load of school kids showed up for lunch, haven’t had that happen before at other parks.”

“Seriously one of the best parks in the valley, the little kids section got destroyed by a falling tree though so just the big kids section is available for now so be aware of that before planning your trip here. The type of people who come here are nice too, you rarely see ghetto, uneducated, or rude families here. We had only ONE bad experience with a little boy that was cursing up a storm and the mom did not care even though everyone looked unhappy about their kids listening to that including me, but all other times have been great!”

“Awesome compact park in Burbank Neighborhood...... Decent amount of parking place...... nice area to have family outing..... Plenty of green are for kids to play..... Benches are available..... didn't see BBQ grill..... Decent clean public restrooms than other parks in Burbank.... This park has the biggest closed slides in entire area but it's not for younger kids I guess but they have small slides as well for younger kids....”

“This park is rad. There's sand 😒... But it's a fantastic playground. When my oldest was three he braved the big slides and it's now probably his favorite park in the valley. He's always asking if we can go to Ralph Foy. Really great climbing things: ropes, and webs, and cool bridges way up high, and HUGE slides. There's a smaller toddler playground, but it's still a good size. I see bigger kids on it often. Also, bathrooms!!!”