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    Haddon Lake Park

    4.7 (9 reviews)

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    McLaughlin-Norcross Memorial Dell & Amphitheater
    Ken M.

    Haddon Lake park is bounded by the towns of Haddon Heights, Audubon and Mount Ephraim. People visit this park to go jogging, walking, take the kids to the playground, have a picnic, etc. They also allow fishing (trout stocked, need license). The lake is shallow/has no current but the water doesn't appear to be stagnant. I believe bass & sunfish is also to be found but I can't confirm. I have seen quite a few turtles in the lake. It's a failry small park, I usually enter the park off of E Lake Drive in Audubon. I use it to go jogging. You can ride a bike but it is best for pedestrian traffic. Most of the path is is paved, less than 2 miles worth. Quite often I run into the 'three women chatting and monopolizing the entire path without any regard for the single file courtesy' syndrome.......... "Move b*itch, get out the way" comes to mind. The park also has a small stretch of wooded 'cross country trail' that is nicely shaded from the heat in the summer. From the Audubon side you can choose to cross over Kings Highway & continue to Station Avenue. Along the way you will come across the 'McLaughlin-Norcross Memorial Dell & Amphitheater'. This amphitheater often hosts folk bands, charity/kids events..... very family oriented. You will also see people practicing Tai-Chi at the amphitheater. You will also come across the 'Multi-War Honor Roll' stone memorial. Throughout the park I have noticed markers that appear to signify a Disc Golf course but I don't know if it is active. Overall, I like this park for jogging since it is so close to my home.

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    4 years ago

    Nice in the cut park. The kids loved it there. Nice lake view, and playground for all ages.

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    7 years ago

    This park is a great park. That is really nice. For a nice sunny day. Good for walks. This park is not closed like it says here on yelp

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    4.5
    (11 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    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.

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