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Ruth Hardy Park is part of the City Palm Springs. I liked the red flowers. There were roses as well. There was a lot of trees and grass. Children could play here with a ball and sports. There is a statue as well. There is a lot of parking places. The playground were playing with their friends on the playground. A must see!…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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We walk by or through this park a few times a week. The tennis courts are always busy the people there are friendly and most important the bathroom are open. This is a large park which takes up the entire block.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This a lovely, super dog friendly green space that also has tennis courts, a fragrant and healing garden, paved paths, a labyrinth, and a playground. You can also do a fitness course (which is accessible for people in wheelchairs too which was great to see). We enjoyed strolling around this park. And a grapefruit tree in the park has the biggest fruits I've ever seen: grapefruits the size of basketballs. …
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Date of experience: December 2019
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Surrounded by very expensive homes in the Movie Colony of Palm Springs. You will see people walking their dogs. Very close to Down Town.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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The park is next to a school and very well maintained. It is used as a place people come to sit under the shade trees and sometimes to walk their dogs. There are tennis courts, restrooms, a playground, and basketball goals. It is a quiet relaxing spot to enjoy your lunch or just to get out doors. …
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Date of experience: September 2019
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