Review with accessibility concerns addressed

The park is essentially three paths that go around Antrim lake. The outer path is paved and used mostly by bicyclists. I’ve never followed the path so I can’t say much about it

The main path is 1.2 miles and composed of tiny, gritty pebbles. The path is used mostly by walkers, joggers, dog walkers & people pushing strollers. The path is surprisingly flat and strollers seem to cross over it well. So while I think this ground is wheels accessible, I will say that the tiny pebbles are easy to slip on. Since the path is a loop around Antrim lake, you must walk the whole thing or turn around. There are many benches along this path for sitting.

The third path is sort of hidden and in the woods. This path is much less used by people, however there are runners and bicyclists using it. It is not wheels accessible.

The park is accessed by walking underneath the freeway, which is incredibly loud. It would likely be hard on someone who is pained by loud noises. Once you get on the path in the park, the sound lessens.

I usually see at least one unleashed dog each time I go, but it’s not as bad as some of the local parks.

There typically are not restrooms, although I noticed last time I went (July) that there were 2 porta potties. Neither appeared to be accessible for wheelchair users.

Overall this is one of my favorite places to walk my dog. I’ve included pictures of the ground on the main trail in case it’s helpful for anyone