Tl,dr - Highly recommended for people who want to get out into peaceful nature, but either don't want to drive far or have trouble navigating harder trails.

This is a lovely place, and for the most part, you wouldn't know that it's between two very busy main roads. The trails are entirely paved, with little elevation change and no real hills. This makes it perfect for anyone with mobility issues - especially given the number of retirement and assisted living homes nearby. Fishing is allowed in the ponds - I can't speak to the quality myself, but I've seen a number of people with fishing gear, so I'm guessing it's popular. That said, the trails themselves are wide and quiet, and I never felt cramped or overwhelmed like with some of the more popular trails in the bigger Metroparks.

The only downside is that since it's a retired golf course that's been/being rewilded, almost all the plants are relatively new growth, there's not much in the way of shade on the trails. Bring a hat and wear sunscreen, and bring some water with you. Also be aware that at the entrance there's an active party/reception center - don't let the crowds there scare you away, it usually gets much quieter as you go a bit farther in.