Excited for another fun summer full for the kiddos to enjoy the swings, slides, and the splash pad!…read moreAnd best yet it's all free! A small picnic area out front and an area you can eat in park next to it. Unfortunately the parking lot fills up fast and everyone has same idea to come so can get crowded!

Funtopia is a great playground area splash pad area located next to the waterpark. We visited here…read moreand we had great fun. They have remodeled and redone the playground in splash area so it is no longer the wooden play ground in some of these pictures. Now it is state of the art nice updated colorful playground material. The splash pad is also great we had a lot of fun

Sooo apparently I was right when I said this lake definitely has snakes (whenI saw kayaks on the…read morelake I was like that seems fun but bet it has snakes!!). I saw one swimming and it went right towards the guy's fishing line and attacked it as I predicted. For some reason he started to reel it in (I would have cut the line or waited and given him my rod if it started to climb the line). The snake "jumped" off the line and swam away under the bridge and into the dark part by the grass.....umm ok time for me to walk...fast....away. So be careful!

My family enjoys the park. They rent paddle boats, kayaks, and john boats by the hour. They have…read moreseveral great places to picnic. There is a nice walking path that weaves around the lake. I like the boat launch for kayaks. We bring our kayak and its a nice clean lake to paddle on.

Great park that connects to another park by an underground tunnel. Tends to be less crowded and…read moretherefore easier to park here. Very clean and well maintained! Give it a try for a walk, run, or just to get outside.

100+ acres of beautiful rolling former pasture land, the walk we took was so wonderful. Plaque…read moredepicting Civil War era installations upon Freeman Lake, we followed the stream and saw the cutest little ducks. I sat down and had a power bar and watched the children play, I watched the sunshine on the water, I put a piece of grass in my mouth and laid back watching the world go round - I really love to see it turn. Some guy got loud & mouthy with me - yelling at me from a little distance about not having Iris on her leash, which was only for a fleeting moment. I thought about closing the distance and perhaps smashing in his face because, unfortunately, I used to have an extremely violent side, although only when pushed does the beast take over. So instead I smiled and waved and thought to myself "does he have any idea how lucky he is"? And we went about our merry way

A police cruiser pulled behind me in such a manner that I thought he was after me. And all I'm…read moredoing is taking my dog for a walk. I used to be a supporter of the police - son if 2 govt agents, but now, in my most law abiding years, something has changed with them, you lost your donations and respect is hanging on by a thread. Sterp slope back to front, wet and wild grass soaked my feet but I didn't mind. I had a wonderful chat with a woman who had been to many places I've been, up and down the coast. After about fifty minutes, we picked up and left, continuing our walk around the dog park, it was quite beautiful - blue grass is a real think, albeit not exactly blue.

Extra nice small dog park, couple permanent play items, plenty of poop bags and people pick up the…read morepoop. Thankfully a pick up your pup poop spot! Big dog park is very busy WITH BIG DOGS everywhere. Our big dog was a bit intimidated, may want to come early if your big dog is a baby dog at heart.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Etown is a powerful and solemn tribute to the men and women…read morewho served--and those who never came home. Modeled after the original in Washington, D.C., this memorial offers a deeply moving experience on a more local scale. The sheer number of names etched into the black panels brings the cost of war into sharp focus. It's not just a monument--it's a place of reflection, of gratitude, and of remembrance. Flowers and tokens left behind speak to ongoing love and memory. Whether you're a veteran, a family member, or simply someone who wants to pay respect, this site offers a quiet, honorable space to do so.

A beautiful and powerful tribute to the fallen of the Vietnam War. Please respect the rules posted…read moreto best honor these individuals and allow yourself and others to walk the wall and reflect.

Our tour guide was fantastic! He was knowledgeable, fun, and ensured we had time to look around…read morebefore moving on in the tour. As a privately owned cave, you can really get up close to cave features while still being respectful of the fragile ecosystem.

Really great tour--informative and enjoyable! Definitely worth a visit. I came during the…read moreoff-season, so it was a bit slower, but still an awesome experience.

Wonderful location in elizabethtown, however parking in the front parking lot is a nightmare and is…read moresmall. Almost everyone parks in the grass, the soccer leagues are popular here. Small restrooms but decently clean, small eating and concession area. I gets hot and there is no shade so bring an umbrella chair or something for shade. There is a small playground in the front parking lot, but that is it. Never had an issues with car break ins or stealing, so safe and clean.