The truck-or-treat event will start at 4:30 p.m. with decorated vehicles and treats.
The first 250 kids will receive a Halloween tote bag to collect their candy.
“We are thrilled to open Cherry Lake Park, a space that will serve as a hub for outdoor activities and community gatherings,” Mayor Evelyn Wilson said. “With this park, we are continuing our commitment to providing residents with exceptional recreational opportunities, while embracing Groveland’s natural charm and beauty.”
The park will include a fitness court, and residents can download the free Fitness Court app, which acts as a digital “coach in your pocket” providing video tutorials.
The park’s playground will feature a 29-foot-tall, ramp-accessible play tower, zipline, and wooden parkour climbing net.
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