6 Acre Wood Park — Attraction in Parkland

6 Acre Wood Park opened in 2003 and is a quarter mile loop trail that travels through pine flatwoods. The trail is accessible from Hillsboro Boulevard and the Winners Circle Trail but there is no parking lot. Along the trail you will see signs identifying plant and animal life that are indigenous to the area. As you walk you can be on the lookout for the Carolina Wren, woodpeckers, beauty berry, bald cypress trees, and poison ivy. 6 Acre Wood Park connects to Covered Bridge Park via a trail that runs between the two parks. At the entrance to the trail there was a stand with insect repellent but both cans were empty. The park is located next to a body of water that breeds mosquitos so it is advisable to bring your own repellent...

For those that live off of Hillsboro or in Pine Tree Estates, this is a great place to walk and ride bikes. This entrance is on Hillsboro Blvd, but you also can enter from Holmberg Rd, Covered Bridge Park. From Pine Tree Estates take the trail at the end of the North side streets. It will take you all the way East and then turns North towards Hillsboro. Make a right on Hillsboro and this park is right there. You will end up on Holmberg Rd and can loop back towards Parkside Drive. Try it on the bike to see how many miles before attempting to walk it. There is free bug spray and a bench or two along this trail once you enter 6- acre...

The water is horrible there I think the landscapers I'm making way too much medicine and plus I don't think that they're paying for water to be circulated through there because it looks the worst I've seen it in 30 years the city has to do something about this it's horrible I don't even know how people don't complain I would if I live that housing around there whoever's making me not mad for not cleaning it up should be...