As parks go this is definitely a fantastic park. It’s beautifully maintained and has a great walking track that goes around the entire park, two actually. One inner flatter circle that you may roller blade or walk and run and the outer trail which is gravel and goes more with the topography of the natural landscape, slight hills. It includes a wonderful playground, with a great climbing rope structure that my inner 10 year old is dying to try. Also, brilliantly they have placed the restrooms right next door to the playground, parents, nannies and caregivers thank them I’m more then sure. The most favorite part I’m sure is the rose garden. The area being famous for its roses it’s like something out of The Secret Garden, magnificent. My absolute favorite part of the park however is the trees collection. The park is home to dozens of different species of trees and remarkably at least one of the genus species will be labeled! For a simple tree enthusiast who often takes to the web to try to ID the trees I see, imagine my delight! I’ve haunted my fair share of arboretums but this is one a a hand full of parks that label their trees. For good reason! Their collection is absolutely spectacular! It’s the last day of fall just today and the star of the show is definitely the Quercus alba, the White Oak.