People giving glowing reviews of this place have probably never walked outside their house. I've taken better hikes through dog parks and my friends' lands. Other than the historic artifacts near the parking lot, there is zero signage. Nothing. Nada. Zip. Zilch. I got lost once, like genuinely off the trail, off the park, lost. I almost lost myself a few more times. The trails haven't been taken care of all year. There are downed trees and limbs blocking the path. The paths themselves are usually mud, without any gravel whatsoever. You could not pay me to return. Why not 1*? The suspension bridge isn't awful and I didn't die, and the historical artifact is mildly interesting. Fair warning, literally any other park is better. Go to any of...
Read moreBottom line up front: Nice trails, no state parks pass required, and not busy.
Trails are challenging enough to get a good workout in, but gentle enough to take small children on. There's restroom if you need it, picnic tables and shelters, and ample parking. It's not as busy as some of the other parks in the area, but it's a bit out of the way. There's a few offshoots on the loops, so be mindful of where you're at. Your cellphone will have service out...
Read moreGreat park with wonderful trails, the park is nicely spread out so you can easily walk your dog off leash without having to wonder if you’ll run into someone. Nice secluded beach areas and openings for your pet to jump into the river and cool off. My only problem with this place is that they spray the wild flowers, which bring an abundant amount of bees. I understand why the bees would be a problem for easily frightened individuals, but cmon don’t kill...
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