Really though, the oldest park in my town is nice. It's got enough of all the bulletpoints, and it's usually around the right level of crowded for a park. Every "park" in town built then has been some public-private partnership nonsense that winds up looking more like a parking lot than a park
I'm sure that somewhere in the US, parks still follow a "place for people to be" design philosophy
But good fucking god, every new park I see lacks:
Parks are great in my town
Really though, the oldest park in my town is nice. It's got enough of all the bulletpoints, and it's usually around the right level of crowded for a park. Every "park" in town built then has been some public-private partnership nonsense that winds up looking more like a parking lot than a park
Yeah all the parks in my town are nice because they're old and it's a very progressive inner ring suburb