Such a fun place. It's small but with a lot of character. There's a small bridge next to a curved…read morewaterfall. The fish bridge was clogged. Hope they will clean it. Parking right next to the bridge. On the other side there are picnic tables. Plenty of geese and ducks. It's a very peaceful place.

Big park, nice lake for fishing, there's also a water dam with lots of ducks and fish. Nice for…read morewalking trail and kid friendly as well

A small and lovely little park strewn within Audubon…read more I felt the need to be amongst nature after a reaaaaaaally tough work day. Maybe pictures next time ...

Cute place to watch a sunset after supper…read more Walk around and explore a little . I would love more time to explore!!!

Five stars for Knight's Park, even though I'm not entirely sure what officially separates a 5-star…read morepark from a 1-star one; what I do know is this is as far from a bad park as you can get. Knight's Park is an excellent place for a daily walk, jog, or run, and it consistently feels safe and comfortable to spend time in. It is the kind of space that naturally invites you to slow down and just move a little, whether that means a casual stroll or a more focused workout. Being located right across from a high school adds a familiar, lived-in neighborhood feel. It also brings back personal memories; I used to spend a lot of time here growing up around 8 or 9 years old, either alone or with a friend, just passing time and enjoying the space without much thought. Even now, I still get the occasional urge to go back for a walk, even though I live closer to other parks. That says a lot about how comfortable and pleasant the environment is. It also works surprisingly well for casual social settings, including a low-pressure first date walk where the focus is just conversation and being outside rather than anything overly structured. It is simply a dependable, enjoyable local park that consistently delivers a good experience.

Knight Park is one of the many things that make Collingswood great. Acres of mature trees, ponds…read morefor fishing and home to the town's baseball, softball, soccer and field hockey. There's a great playground for the kids too. If you happen to stop by during a little league game, stop by the snack stand for a great burger or breakfast Sammie.

Wish-Upon-A Star Playground has been maintained in nice and very new condition. It is nice to have…read morea playground where 2 to 3 year olds can play safely, explore and have fun. This park has extra street parking and an adjacent basketball court and baseball diamond. The musical toys for littles are a great addition. This is a neighborhood gem.

Very pretty woods to walk through, if you are with a dog that is inclined to leave you and run…read moreaway, not the best place!

A very nice trail with a ton of 4 legged friends unleashed!!…read more There were hills, creeks, slopes, bridges, stairs and various terrains. A beautiful place for amateur photographers to take some great pictures. I was able to do 2 miles by walking off the marked trails. Did I say marked trails? Hardly!!! However, it is too small to get loss.

If you think you're saving money by not using any products to keep the water clean, you're…read moremistaken. Most people who come here once or twice never return because they are disgusted by the conditions. You would have three times as many visitors if you at least made an effort to reduce the dirt and improve the water quality. People have been complaining about the same issue for years: the water is dirty, green, and has a strong sewage-like smell. It's disappointing to see such poor maintenance. A place like this has great potential, but many visitors are driven away by the lack of cleanliness.

It's dirty and completely run down. An old, rusted fence runs through the middle of the lake.read more

Well, I moved here from Lake Tahoe, so it's not quite the same, but it'll do, pig, it'll do…read more On a lovely day, people like to walk the loop around the pond. There are a couple of handy small parking lots that are well maintained. It's nice to see little kids try their hand at fishing. I don't think FIsh and Wildlife game wardens are checking for fishing permits, don't worry, LOL. There is a fairly narrow bridge road where if two cars pass each other at the same time, you kind of hold your breath and hope you don't end up like Chappaquiddick. Slow down people, this bridge was built way before SUVs and big trucks were a norm.

One of the more beautiful walks in the area. A ton of wildlife and it connects to so many other…read moregreen spaces, you could walk for hours in nature.