This is the best park I have ever been to because when I was younger I went here to meet new kids…read moreevery day and also, bike around the lake with my brother when I am free.

We happen to pass by & the gazebo caught our attention so we decided to stop & walk around…read more It was very quiet on a Sunday afternoon & we easily found parking on the street. Theres a fountain, a pond & some benches. Nice spot to exercise or just enjoy the good weather. Look out for the duck poop. Its all over the place.

I love coming here to walk around or just to enjoy some fresh air on a bench. Park is kept clean. I…read morealso love to take pictures here. I have captured some great shots here

Really awesome park with plenty of parking in the area. Small restaurant next to the large pond…read morein the middle with outdoor seating. Very safe and family friendly neighborhood

This is a great park which was very good ever since its newest transformation and it looks like a…read moregood park now because of the open field and many trees.

Who doesn't love a carnival? Located at Columbus Park…read more(Outwater Ln. and Midland Ave.) in Garfield, this 5-day event began tonight, and admission was free. Admission will be $3 starting tomorrow until this Sunday, the 6th, when it ends. It features exciting rides for all ages by Campy's Blue Star Amusements. This can definitely be a little pricey, so be prepared to spend. One can purchase digital tickets at four kiosks, starting at $20 for 20 tickets. The kid rides begin at 4 tickets, and the adults have 6 tickets for the Ferris Wheel, the YoYo (swing), or the Ring of Fire. A separate kiosk to purchase Pay-one-price ride wristbands is $45 per wristband, per day. The rides looked clean, and the lines weren't long. Besides the rides, there were several food stands if one was hungry to buy tacos, zeppole, empanadas, grilled cheese sandwiches, ice cream, or turkey legs. If you are lucky, there are several games to play and win. The staff was courteous and wore the company logo, so you never struggled to find anyone when you needed assistance. It was a great time to spend on this cool summer night.

A beautiful little park tucked away in a quaint Paramus neighborhood. Not too big, but has a…read morebasketball court, a couple of playgrounds and enough open field. The trees were gorgeous today against the blue sky backdrop!

Fantastic large local park with shaded walkway with benches and a large baseball field. It's…read morelocated in the center of a residential area. Came here for the free summer concert that they hold yearly.

The basketball courts at this park are legendary. I've been playing ball here for 20 years now and…read morethe level of competition has always been great. The true ballers come out early on the weekends. There was once a time where park goers could control the lights at the court. Unfortunately, those days are long gone. However, they have upgraded the backboards and rims. Gone are the metal backboards and single rims. Today we play on fiberglass boards with breakaway rims. They just need to add some shade around the courts...

My two last visits to this park led to my dog getting sick for three weeks…read more Geese poop on the trails, leads to dogs getting sick with parasites. Spent time in the gated section for dogs led to a flea bath. I will no longer be taking my dog to this park. Be ware of dangers to your dogs.

Love the walking path and dog park. Love that the park is dog-friendly and has lots of room for…read moresports.

The Rochelle Park area of Saddle Brook County Park is the southern most part of the park. SBCP…read moresprawls over a number of Bergen County townships - Rochelle Park, Saddle Brook, Fairlawn, Paramus, Glen Rock, and Ridgewood. My coworker told me that it's possible to walk the entire expanse of the park by connected paths. There is a path that begins at Railroad Avenue, winds along the river for about a mile, and then links to a footbridge that will take you towards the Otto Pehle Area (Fairlawn). Before the footbridge, you'll see a baseball field, tennis courts, areas with picnic tables, and a gazebo. You walk under the Garden State Parkway (you can see the GSP signs for exits 157 and 159 from the path) if you keep heading north. The paths here are pretty wide, so there is ample room for walkers, joggers/runners, dog walkers, skaters, bicyclists, etc - all of whom i saw this weekend despite it still being February with brisk, chilly winter weather. It's still an active park. Nice vibes!

The 10 mile trail is beautiful, flat, well marked, and easy to navigate. Except for the goose…read moredroppings which are unavoidable anywhere the park is well maintained and clean. There are several different entrances and available parking. Great for a brisk or leisurely walk, or bike ride. Walkers stay to the right to give cyclists passage. Plenty of shade, open areas and benches for resting. Walk as much or as little as you like.

All things considered, this is a pretty nice park…read more This park a pretty easy to get to, which also means it's right off of a very busy road. Luckily, it's fenced off, so there really is no chance of your kid running in to the road. My toddler seemed to enjoy it for quite a while. The playground is small but has a lot to do for its size. There's also a large field for people to play baseball, soccer, and other activities. Overall, not a bad park for Clifton.

Was really not crazy about the softball field in this park. Ground was super hard an the outfield…read morewas very uneven. The only upside Is that there was a lot of shaded areas because of the trees and there is a hot dog place right across the street

I usually pass by this park but never reviewed about it, the employees that work for the park do…read moreall they can to maintain the area but they can only do so much, I like the horse barn but it's closed and I think they should either reopen it and bring the horses back, it needs a big cleanup too, it's missing teamwork, should be kept classy, the park itself has some historical sense to it but it could do better, the restrooms need to be changed as well, it's not really safe so to speak, I honestly think the Dept of Public Works should try to step up and either keep it as a historical park with like sprinklers or something, something that attracts the people to the park and also to keep the park closed at night to prevent the hoodlums from hanging out, and maybe they should get an overnight security if the park goes through an extensive remodeling..

We grew up in Paterson, and going to East Side Park was a regular part of our hildhood. It was a…read moremagical place back then and still holds thatthat magic today. We visited 5 years ago. East Side Park holds tight to its old-time, serene feeling as you walk through it: r olling, green hills, statues to climb on, beautifully maintained historic buildings. A treasure sitting right on the edge of the City.