We were back again for the spring art fair in the park. It's always a nice time to walk around and…read moresee the artisans. I wish there were more food and more places to sit and gather because there's a lot to see and we would certainly linger longer if there were. But aside from that I have only rave reviews for this event.

A great walk through the marshlands of the meadowlands. You can truly capture why the meadowlands…read moreare worth saving. There is a built up trail which is a good walk. Lots of birds and views of nyc. A bit noisy due to the turnpike traffic. Overhead you also see the plans approaching Newark airport. There are other gravel trails to explore. Always something different available. Could not find any public restroom in the parks.

Nice little preserve. Numerous trails to enjoy ranging from flat gravel paths to elevated bridges…read moreand walkways over the water. The park is kept nicely, and remains trash-free and clean. Interesting thing about this park is that it was once a landfill. Awesome to see it has been reclaimed. This is a great place to go to see the meadowlands shine. On top of the trails, there are various educational opportunities offered here, as well. The sounds of the turnpike can spoil the scenery at times, but that's isn't a huge deal. Give it a try!

This is a charming park with lush greenery tucked away on a busy street. I didn't expect there to…read morebe a tank sitting in the middle of it but that seems like a fun thing for kids. There's a huge pond with some animals and even people fishing in it, tennis courts, and a playground suitable for family. It was a lovely park to visit on a day the weather was good.

This is a nice little park in Clifton. I don't think it's worth traveling here if you don't…read moreactually live in this area, there's nothing really special about it. But if you live in the area, this may be your go-to park. It has a nice memorial and plenty of places to sit. There's some paths, a small lake and a Porto-potty.

Gorgeous park. I biked here from Bushwick Brooklyn and it was worth the soreness! Absolutely…read moreincredible views of the Hudson River. What a peaceful place to bird watch, relax and get some fresh air. Reading about the history of the site really makes being present on the same land feel quite significant.

Always wondered where people got those super close views of the George Washington Bridge in their…read morereels, and finally found this place! People might get confused by the two names--Palisades Interstate Park and Fort Lee Historic Park--but it's the same location. Parking is metered, and the rates vary by day. On weekends, it's around $2.50/hour. We spent almost 2 hours here, and it was totally worth it. The park is very clean and well maintained. There are several viewpoints where you can enjoy beautiful views of the George Washington Bridge and the Hudson River. There are also a few historical displays that tell the story of the area, which makes the visit even more interesting. There are plenty of benches to sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery. It was peaceful and not too crowded when we visited. On the other side of the park, you'll find old cannons, restored military buildings, and other historic structures from the Revolutionary War period. The views from that side are just as amazing. Overall, it's a great place to spend a couple of hours if you're visiting the Palisades.

Great municipal park. Has bandstand for concerts. Beautiful water fountain. Children's play…read moresection. Next to town hall.

This is a great park for kids. The playground is fairly new and very well maintained. It is also…read moreone of the largest with three sets of jungle gyms all within a fenced-in area. It keeps my toddler entertained for quite some time and helps burn all that crazy toddler energy. In addition there is a small spray park that is open during the summer months. Small kids love it. It's $1/pp to enter though. Should really be free since its a Municipal park. There is also a nice water fountain and a Amphitheater that hosts summer concerts and such. Across the street, there is a basketball court with a few hoops. One caveat, no animals are allowed so don't plan on bringing your dog with you.

Nice park!! I love that it's always chill and not too much going on. Love riding bikes aroundread more

This park is huge with plenty to do but I only came for the rose garden. It is small, some labels…read moreare missing, and several beds need maintenance. It feels more like a city park than a quiet garden. I personally would not return, though I see why neighbors enjoy having green space nearby. When I visited, a large group had formed a circle that occupied an entire section of the small rose garden. There were no signs indicating the area was reserved, and their gathering unintentionally made the space feel closed off to other visitors. In shared public spaces like this, especially in smaller gardens, it is important for any group, whether local or new to the community, to be mindful of the park's norms and not treat the small public garden like it's only for them. Many people visiting or living here may not be aware of how these spaces are typically used, so a little consideration goes a long way in keeping the park welcoming for everyone.

PROS: This place was very clean and had nice landscape. Lake is big and you can kayak on it. The…read morepaths are very clear and easy to hike through CONS: There's no parking available as they closed the car bridge that leads to the parking lot for no reason. There's also no out house OVERALL: It's an easy hike and the lake is a nice area to kayak on, just plan where you're going to hike cause the lot is closed

Absolutely love this spot! Such a great place to come for a small hike when you wanna enjoy a nice…read moreday. I got here nice and early on a Thursday morning and it was pretty empty. Parking is plenty. I can imagine weekends it gets crowded but there's overflow parking on your way in. Gorgeous selection of two trails, I usually do both to get some extra steps in. Altogether doing both trails is about 2.5 miles. Tons of beautiful views all around. Very very dog friendly as well. I always see a few dogs on the trail. They also do kayak rentals during the summer which seems super fun. Great spot!

Amazing spot. 1) I…read morelove seeing the waterfalls from here. 2) There are lots of places to sit and enjoy the atmosphere. 3) Overall, a must visit place if you are around the area.

Beautiful park with some waterfalls. It's not a big park acts literally all right there you can…read morewalk around it it takes about 5-10 min longer if your taking pictures. Parking to find was a little hard but I'm not from here so there may have been parking somewhere for the park. Very nice glad I got to see it. Recommend to visit if your in area but nothing major to go out of your way to visit.