C D Lane Park — Attraction in Town of Windham

Great place to be outdoors, sunny, but if you're looking for shade you got it. You can picnic, grill, swim, kayak, hike, a place to have fun, hang out with friends. One issue, the toilets, need upkeep, the building inside ain't looking too hot, none of the stall doors are lockable, only hot water comes through the sinks, there's no soap, the sinks are, strangely shallow, with the facet being oddly low, water can pour out of it at any point, will drain a bucket immediately, like you never filled it in the first place. And that's important, cuz you can't just be leaving open fires out in the trees, which is where plenty of the charcoal grills are. There's also no hooks on the doors, so you can't hang up any coats/hoodies, or pocketbooks. Both of which I happen to have on me. Otherwise, a...

CD Lane Park is an absolute treasure! It's a fantastic spot for anyone who loves the outdoors. The free boating is such a great perk—you can spend hours on the water, enjoying the serene surroundings. The park is well-maintained, with beautiful scenery that makes it a perfect place to relax or have a picnic. There’s also plenty of space for sports and other activities, whether you're into soccer, frisbee, or just want to toss a ball around. The playground is a hit with the kids, and the walking trails offer peaceful views of nature. It’s the perfect place for a family day out or just some quiet time to yourself. Highly recommend checking out...

Beautiful park. Has a pavilion in case it rains. While there you can play volleyball, softball, basketball, hike a couple trails and a couple of other things not mentioned. Unfortunately, you can't swim or use the water due to the possibility of ecoli--hurricane Irene contaminated the lake and water system back when she roared through a few years ago. Funds were not made available to do repairs so make sure you bring hand wipes when you visit. They do provide them but why not be prepared? Regardless, it is a lovely place to hang out for a day and when it's very hot down the mountain, it is cooler up...