Although less traveled, the Grand Canyon’s North Rim is equally as scenic, but limited in its operation due to seasonal weather conditions at its 8,800 foot elevation. Access to the rim is a bit more difficult, with some areas available only on foot or by four-wheel drive, but for those that have made the journey the experience is unforgettable.

Cashman Park is a handicapped enabled park with a shaded playground. Picnickers can enjoy three ramadas, each of which is equipped with a grill. There are also restrooms and a drinking fountain. Those who enjoy sports can play on lighted basketball and sand volleyball courts.