I have visited this place multiple times and I can say that it is worth a visit if you are nearby. The arbotetum acts like a wildlife and tree sanctuary with minor human interference throughout and it feels like you are experiencing the local environment. Walking the paths feels like an experience to connect with the natural environment.
This natural park has places for long, comfortable walks through a multitude of terrains. The paths are never too hard to walk along, although one might get a little confused about their whereabouts. There are places for kids to go and play, open fields to run and play around in, and places to walk your dog with ease.
The paths are not hard to traverse, so most able-bodied people should have no problems here. The only issues would be problems with wheelchair accessibility and a lack of amenities.
Although I wouldn't travel out of my way to come here, if you are in the area it is...
Read moreWe arrived at the Arboretum for a Dog Event. We enjoyed a pleasant stroll by stands and petting of pups. We were pleasantly surprised by the Arboretum as we didnt know of is existence. We learned that it is sponsored by Green Allies but essentially used by several high schools for students to run it and planning of events for learning experience. We plan to return to explore the trails. They already have a children's garden and a pond deeper on the property which they plan to use for wetlands education.If your into yoga Wednesday evening they have...
Read moreMy wife and I took our grandkids to this wonderful little arboretum. It is very different in that it works with native plants. It also has activity stations created by children. My grandson loved his little zip line. My wife purchased a native plant. We spent about 2 hours walking around. Admission is free with a request of a contribution towards their building fund. It is unstaffed. Great way to spend an afternoon with the kids...
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