Reunion’s other parks

If “going to the park” brings to mind a trip to Reunion Park, that’s not altogether surprising. After all, with approximately 52 acres that include trails, athletic fields, an amphitheater, a rec center, and eight acres of lakes and waterfalls, Reunion Park is without question the community’s crown jewel.

But there are many more gems to discover at Reunion™ a Shea Homes® Community. As the community has grown, so has its collection of pocket parks—smaller neighborhood oasis near enough for impromptu play dates, Frisbee tosses, or clear-your-head alone time. Having these little green getaways just a few steps from home adds to everyone’s quality of life. Here’s the lowdown on the 10 other parks Reunion families enjoy.

Box Elder Park-Conveniently situated beside the Buffalo Run Golf Course, this park has something for everyone in the family, with playgrounds for both tots and older kids, plus a picnic shelter.

Heartland Park-Not far from Reunion Park, Heartland Park offers a more intimate experience with a small open playfield, picnic shelter, and playground designed specifically for little ones.

Sunflower Park-Meandering paths through formal, ornamental grass plantings make this the ideal place for a quiet evening walk.

Unity Park-Grab your bike and hop on the Buckley Regional Trail System, which runs through this park. Or stay put for a game of catch in the open playfield or a romp on the two playgrounds.

Touchstone Park-With its symmetrical layout and formal plantings and benches, Touchstone Park is a lovely place to chat with a friend, read a book, or watch the sunset.

Harmony Park-A good spot for a playdate with a tot playground and benches for chatting parents.

Southlawn Park-Reunion’s second-largest park, Southlawn is another excellent community gathering place, boasting a pavilion with a stage, playground, and playfield. A running path also encircles the park.

Pinwheel Park-A playground forms the heart of this small park, ringed by formal walkways and grass plantings.

Liberty Park-A bell monument and picnic shelter divide this park into two small playfields, which can be used for different activities.

Discovery Park-Close to Reunion’s future high school, this park offers benches and ornamental grass plantings, along with a playground.

With 11 diverse parks to choose from, a beautiful escape is always just steps from your home at Reunion.

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