The places that don't make you apologize for the kids. Restaurants with crayons that aren't an afterthought, parks with shade and bathrooms, the ice-cream stop with the line on a hot Tuesday.
A 25-acre city park on Lake Toho's shore, created in 1926 from land the city bought from the railroad — pavilions, playgrounds, a splash pad, fishing piers, and a 1.1-mile nature trail around the lake's edge.