A lovely and well maintained park that provides an oasis from the "city". Great place for families, couples, single folks, pets...just about anyone I would think could find some enjoyment here. The water in the canal is typically stagnant so it's kinda gross but that doesn't really detract from one's ability to enjoy nature. The paths around the fields are NOT paved and only have rocks in some areas so I would not recommend coming here after heavy rains. You'll get very wet feet. There's plenty of benches scattered throughout the park for resting and relaxation. There's also a pavilion that you can rent for parties/large groups I believe or you can just use it for your small group if no one is around. Additional picnic tables are somewhat adjacent to the pavilion. This is a great location to take engagement photos or senior portraits etc. (I actually had some of my senior photos taken here years ago and they turned out lovely, especially those taken at the prime photo op spot-the small "dock" closest to the entrance of the tunnel.) Worth checking out for sure.