overall this park is super cute and nice to check out. not very busy. has cool features and a steep…read morehill.

This is a great park. It's one of the only areas of Lowell where you can actually "climb" a hill,…read morealthough with all the trees in summer you won't get much of a view ;) You can catch glimpses of the mountains of New Hampshire if yoou're lucky though. The park is about 35 acres, 22 of which are wooded, meaning unkept. There are some awesome old gnarly trees growing in there, and lots of birch and maple I think. It's a great palce to get away from "the city" and be in nature for awhile. I didn't see any facilities like playgrounds or bathrooms, so if you bring kids, make 'em pee ahead of time, and bring some toys or something. No dogs allowed in the wooded area according to a sign, but we saw dogs (on leashes) in there anyway. It felt so good to be up high again after living in Colorado, even though the hike to the "summit" only takes about 5 minutes. BONUS: just down the street is a hand-held car wash with vacuums. Part of the Belividere neighborhood, this park is definitely worth a visit at least once per season just to see how it changes. There's a paved trail to the top of the hill so you don't have to climb through the woods unless you want to. BONUS 2: Geocaching spots nearby...

Beautiful park that offers several event fields (baseball diamond and track) and hiking trails…read more Very scenic with a play area for kids. I used to bike there as child and eat a brown paper bag lunch to pass a few hours in the summer. They once hosted an array of live animals, but that is a thing of the past.

Went to throw a picnic baby shower. The private huts are cute. But there are no picnic benches…read moreunder any we found!!! We set up on the floor except there are so many insects and bugs due to the unkept grounds. The website shows a private hut with bench but doesn't state there are no tables for all (MISLEADING!). The map also doesn't identify where the single benches are.

A nice, but small neighborhood park. A nice escape from the nearby city bustle with some lovely…read morefountains. There was a bit of trash left around from discourteous people! Trail is good for jogging or biking though. Should have snapped some photos!

Beautiful little park to come hang out at. Some benches and a path and 2 fountains in the pond…read more If you want to come hang out or go for a nice walk/hike this is a good place to come.

I love walking with my son everyday after working all night it's a lovely park and having some…read moreexcellent precious time with my son makes me very happy

Wildwood Park is a quiet and decent recreation park containing two basketball courts and a baseball…read morecourt mainly. In addition, it has a round walking path, outdoor fitness equipment, and a playground. It is a decent place for a walk after dinner with families. The basketball courts have no lightning equipment, so it may be hard for playing after dark.

Its not the temperature to run, but I always need my walks. Belmont has tons of parks and it's nice…read moreto walk park to park and take a lap around each. Not sure how many miles that is but they all have tracks or path that you can walk. Safe at night, and beautiful to look at while you walk.

Having grown up in this town, this is the superior playground by far! Wooden playgrounds are the…read morebest! When it was at risk of closing in 2013, I helped with the community-build of the new park and it was an amazing experience. i love how the new design retains many of the old elements, while also being higher so that adults can fit on the structure (the roofs on the old structure were too short for adults to accompany kids). Also in this new design they used the plastic-like wood for decking and pressure treated wood so it will last much longer than the old design.

A beautiful trail... It's a nice walk to see both wildlife, landscapes a small beach. Because of…read morecovid, I couldn't see the mansion which was blocked off. You can only go there on the weekends. I managed to see some deer and that was pretty exciting. This place is ideal for a walk and picnicking.

I've always been amazed how hard it is to get a really unspoilt view of the water outside of cape…read morecod. This is it!! No ugly water towers paved roads or chain link fences. Just a big beautiful lawn going out to rocks and the sea! It's a walk thru the woods to get to what they call the ocean lawn; one is via a hill and the other is flat. Trail is well kept and pretty easy to follow, and the fact the you have to walk thru it to get to the ocean lawn and "earn it" probably keeps the crowding down. Technically speaking the ocean lawn is only open fri-sun I think, at least when I visited. One of my favorite Trustees properties!

Beautiful! How can you rate a lake? Well there are a few things that come to mind: rest area, bug…read morepopulation, accessibility, and swim-ability. Rest: there are places all around the banks to plop down or set up some folding chairs. There is lots of tree coverage and shade around the lake. Bugs: Plenty. (I think they're primarily baby dragonflies because it's Spring and 'tis the season) Accessibility: There's a parking lot! (G-d bless the 21st century in which natural areas come with parking lots) It also is along the Narrow Gauge Rail-Trail so it's accessible by a bike/walk path. You do need to do a tiny 1-minute hike down a small hill to get to the lake. Swim-ability: Rules for swimming are unknown. I can tell you that right on the edge of the lake, it's a little scummy, so I'm not sure it's appealing/a good idea to do so. No trash though! All in all, a wonderful lake to visit, might not spend the day here, but still worth the pretty views.

Fawn lake is surrounded by a loop trail. It is still a quiet and pleasant trail to walk after…read moredinner. The scenery view is okay but not nothing special or breathtaking. It is an easy hiking trail with an accessible parking lot. The length of the loop trail is about one mile with marks. During the winter, the trail could be muddy after snow or rain. If you were looking for a stunning place, Fawn lake may not be the first choice.

We went on a fantastic snowy walk here with our dog. The Acorn trail is open for hiking in the…read morewinter- dogs allowed. We parked in the lot for the ski touring, crossed the road, and were on our way. We did the North and South loop of the Acorn trail, totaling about 2.5-3 miles. The trail was decently traversed, but I would definitely recommend hiking/snowboots in the winter. It was very peaceful and beautiful here - tall pines and some big pastures.

One of my favorite places to go for the summer . They have great hiking and biking trails ! There…read moreis a delicious icecream place with animals as well . Such a beautiful scenic place definitely a summer must see