Nice conservation area with some great look-out spots, easy to access and very clean kept grounds and facilities. Trails are marked relatively clearly although the "COVID 19" era changes like the "one way" designations don't seem to make too much sense and are restrictive in trip planning. There is a parking meter that accepts coins at the entrance or you will have to go through a rather cumbersome account setup in order to pay via an online third-party named Paybyphone. Not too bad for someone with a smartphone (although I wasted almost 10 min trying to setup an account instead a simple insert card and hit OK)) but it might pose some issues with people that are not that tech savvy or just don't have a smart phone. There is an automated call process to register but I would assume it to be even more cumbersome. Perhaps patrons should keep in mind the demographics they target next time they make a business decision like this. Five stars for mother nature, one star for who came up with the idea of "paybyphone" , unfortunately, results in an average of three stars