Number Six Mine Park

Nice place for a quick stop, but be forewarned: if you are here and see a young kid with a stick and a bandana, you have to take it from him. He has been sprinkling No-No dust all over the park visitors and sending them to dark places.
He goes by the name of Quill and is faster than a jack rabbit to be chased by an even faster jack rabbit.
The boy has beautiful, awkward marine eyes that lure you into his nightmare. He appears kind and gentle, but I assure you, he is the farthest thing from it.
If he does encapsulate you into his rotten little world, hold on tight; you are in for a long night, and once you return to reality, things may not be the same.
Be weary, intrepid travellers.

Cool little kids play area and an interesting historical site.

Quiet little historical park, a short walk from main street Cumberland. Picnic tables, a garbage and a children's playground.

It's tucked away behind the rec center but the kids love the old jungle gym. The benches are made of old train cars and the gardens are so well maintained.

Beautiful heritage park with a nice playground and benches/tables