During Christmas break, I visited this park to take part in a Peace Gathering organized by the Walk…read morefor Peace monks who were walking through my state. The monks are on their way to Washington, D.C. from Texas, and are walking every bit of the 2,300 miles. The park itself is very nice and spacious and well-maintained. There's a walking trail and a play area for kids. I didn't see where the restrooms were located but they are there near the play area. The park sits in a nice residential area and I can imagine that the locals are proud of this park. I also saw a few benches in the area where I was standing. There's a lot of parking near the entrance. Overall, it's an ideal park to take a nice stroll or run and to take the kiddies while school is out. Since I was attending an event here, my pictures reflect the event. Check the park out for yourself to get the full effect.

Great park located in a nice neighborhood, w/ a great tennis court and walking trail. Lots of…read morelighting for an evening stroll.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness I would have to think this is one of the nicest dog parks in the area. It is Well fenced and has a very nice walking trail that is probably close to a third of a mile. It has a very nice shade/shelter structure as well as multiple benches all along the trail. It has some very unique additions that are bridges over what I am sure must be the wet area During certain seasons. There is also a brick bridge over a little lake with a Bridge Crossing old-time structure on it. The park has plenty of old growth trees and shade as well as an incredible amount of open area for your dog to run as well as a few little Hills tucked in every here and there. The entire park actually feels like something you would read about in a nursery rhyme book. The entryway alone will put you into a different mindset and the amount of donation bricks was unbelievable

Absolutely the best dog park that we have ever visited and we've been to quite a few from…read moreCalifornia to North Carolina. They have a small dog park and a big dog park and both are massive! Lots of area for the dogs to play and the grounds are well kept to avoid mud puddles. My dogs absolutely loved it and I did too. They have a nice gravel trail for the humans to walk, rock bed in creek areas, water fountains, a bridge and benches for humans. Plus there's shaded areas and pavilions so you can sit back and relax and watch your dogs play. This park is absolutely gorgeous. I'm so glad I stopped here on our way through.

This park will hold a lot of memories for us as a family! We brought the kids to play at the SMALL…read moreplayground area- it barely earned the 5 stars. It sufficed and the kids had fun. If they could improve on the playground area then it would get a real 5 star. It was just smaller, two swings and a couple slides on the small playground equipment. Luckily it was never busy when we walked to the park. This park is used more so for soccer games and practices. There is a nice jogging trail that circles the park, and I have used it several times. Overall a nice little park.

Very cool little city park with giant bamboo. Paved walking path goes in a loop with bridges going…read moreover a small stream (when rainy). Not a bad way to spend a few minutes.

A truly amazing experience, much more than we had anticipated. Clean, safe, and beautiful with…read morecontented animals. We were surprised to see the newest residents, capybaras that arrived only two weeks ago. We could have spent the entire day watching the playful antics of the adorable capybaras playing in the water and also on land. Another favorite were the kangaroos. A baby Joey was in and out of his mother's pouch. Adorable and so much fun to watch. The driving part was truly an experience. Our vehicle was approached by llamas, zebras, buffalo, and deer seeking food from the buckets we had purchased in the gift shop. The animals roam freely throughout the hundreds of acres. The camels tried to grab the entire bucket of food! We had to hold the buckets tightly while they ate from them. The employees are extremely friendly and helpful, happy to discuss the various animals. The entire experience was very educational. We spent several hours here and truly would have enjoyed staying the entire day if we could have, but had previously scheduled another engagement. We want to return and bring other friends along for the experience.

An amazing experience for young and old! Took my grandkids (6 and 8) along with a friend and it was…read morea blast. Fed all sorts of animals from the car and in a walking area where they are behind fences. The animals are friendly but on the greedy side so they will snatch the feeding bucket out of your hand! Be prepared to get your car dirty as well as yourself. A great event for the family.

Heritage Park is a nice little spot in downtown Prattville, but I definitely wouldn't consider this…read morea "park". It's a nice small area to walk around and learn the history of the town. It was very well maintained the day I was there with beautiful flowers blooming. I wouldn't go out of your way to come, but if you're already in the area this is a nice place to see.

I would call this more of a corner than a park, but it is cool nonetheless. The waterfall is a…read moresight to behold and you can learn something about the man that helped shape this area and the town named after him.

This is a review of the walking trails and natural area. The main trail, Forest Dr Trail, cuts a…read morebroad swath through mature forests and dense thickets. There is a very nice observation desk overlooking a wetland, however the brush is overgrown and blocks the view. This needs to be cut. Forest Dr Trail would be great for jogging of even bike riding. Creek Trail is a footpath that follows a beautiful stream. Beyond the stream is a very lovely golf course. The Eagle Scouts are in the process of making improvements to the trail. They have already built a nice boardwalk. I walked the trails on a Wednesday evening and only encountered a handful of people. The highlight of the trip was the sound of a calling Screech Owl, deep in the woods on Forest Dr. Trail. Overall, it a great way to spend a couple hours in Montgomery.

I came across this park in my travels to Montgomery, Alabama. While I would not necessarily call it…read morea park as much as a bit of local flavor, this was a cool part of Montgomery, Alabama and definitely gave the city a bit of a more personable and pleasing sense of community pride.

This park is an adorable small park right across from a beautiful new apartment complex. The model…read moreairplane and plaques do discuss the brother's connection to the area. Takes about 15-20 min to go through.

Great park in this gorgeous city that sits right beside the river. Fish, take a walk, have a…read morepicnic, play on the playground or just enjoy the green grass and the warm sun. My favorite part of this park was the gorgeous view of the fantastic bridge that goes over the river. It is peaceful and FREE entertainment!