This park – named after Harley H. Hopkins, who was among the city's first homesteaders and its first postmaster – is mostly hidden by the plant-covered fence that surrounds it. But passers-by will be unlikely to miss the bright lights that surround an ice rink that is used for both open skate and hockey. There's also a small sledding hill in another corner, complete with a rail to help little ones climb back up. The sizable field nearby offers a place for other sporting events, whatever the season. The park borders the school district's Harley Hopkins Family Center.