It's a nice park with trails, picnic tables, and a playground. I was enjoying lunch with my family at one of the picnic tables when nature called. I drove up to the restrooms and there was an employee vehicle in the lot. When I rushed into the lady room the older male employee didn't excuse himself. I had no time to speak as I rushed into the stall. I felt like he should have stepped out until I was finished but NO he stayed in the bathroom the entire time I was in the stall. I couldn't even wash my hands bc he had a roll of paper towels in the only sink. He was "busy" repairing the paper towel dispenser as I walked passed. It was very inappropriate for him to have stayed to...
Read moreIt’s a place where you’ll instantly feel a sense of peace because of how close you are to nature. To reach the “eternal flame,” walk until you see sign number 17, then follow the trail that runs alongside a small creek. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the beauty of the surroundings—look out for the tiny frogs on the path and walk carefully so you don’t hurt them. Make sure to wear comfortable clothes and take it all in. The setting is truly beautiful, and once you reach the final spot, you’ll notice a faint smell of natural gas—that’s what keeps the flame burning in that spot. It’s an experience I truly recommend...
Read moreIve been hiking/running the Chestnut Ridge trails for a very long time and they’re always pretty no matter the time of year you decide to go. If you plan on seeing the flame I’d suggest bringing a lighter because some people like to put out... and the trash can be pretty upsetting at times that’s all disrespectful...
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