A truly beautiful park I enjoyed when I was in the area. Great place to enjoy with family and…read morefriends, and there's plenty of open space and parking. There's also a picnic area and playground. We went to see the sunset (what an amazing view) and take a walk on one of the trails in the park. You will definitely get your steps in for the day! Lots of beautiful trees and flowers to admire. There are plenty of things to do here, and so much open space to easily enjoy.

Came to visit the area for two days. This is an amazing playground for the kids to come and stretch…read moretheir legs. Mostly all wooden structures with multiple play areas. Small areas for smaller children as well.

A nice quite afternoon walk with a Farmer's Market and duck feeding galore!…read more Such a pretty place for a stroll in the heart of a small downtown. Very pleasant experience. I recommend coming for a stroll in this park, checking out the nearby business, and grabbing a bit to eat nearby.

Coming here I was like why don't we have something like this? The ducks plus duck food I swear is a…read moregenius idea, my son had the time of his life. Then the playgrounds? He never wanted to leave despite us starving lol. I think my son would've lived here if he could, such a cute nice park.

I was looking for a place to hike on my day off and decided to check out this place. When I…read morearrived, the parking lot was empty. As I started to walk on the trail, I was immediately greeted with graffiti on the trees. Blood thirsty bugs wouldn't leave me alone. Now, I hike a lot (well, before this job took over my life anyway) but I've never had a problem with flies/bugs around here. This particular spot seems bad with that. I didn't go too far before I decided to turn around. Sometimes your gut tells you something isn't right. Maybe this place is great but I didn't feel comfortable. I moved on to a different. If you do go, bring the bug spray...

Perfect for a quick morning or evening hike! The blue trail is completely shaded and is about 2.4…read moremiles.

The park is beautiful. You can take a hike, sit on a bench and chill or drive by the covered…read morebridge. There are activities for people who have energy. Golfing was nearby. The grass was damp. I wore my beach shoes so I wouldn't have soggy sneakers.

I went camping here for Memorial Day and had a great time. There are five camping sites available,…read moreand booking was done by phone. I had site five, which was by the river, but there is a bit of a hill to climb to get to/from the site, so if you have accessibility issues or a lot of heavy gear, stick to sites one or two. The bathroom situation is only okay. There is a building with flush toilets nearby, but it is only open from 7:30am-9pm each day, and those times aren't set in stone. Other than that, there is one port-a-potty that could stand to be serviced more frequently than is currently scheduled. Each camping site has a water spigot, a picnic table, and a fire pit, but you need to buy firewood off-site; we found some at Lowe's. You are close to a lot of scenic drives through farm country, and we saw a lot of Amish traveling by horse and buggy on our drives. Also nearby is the city of Lancaster, which is beautiful, way bigger than anticipated, and surprisingly had several Puerto Rican restaurants. All in all this park is a great home base for a trip to Lancaster, and the camping facilities are great.

This is a nice park and huge too! They have a trail that winds thru the woods and all the way…read morearound the park, a frisbee golf course, a pond, pavillions, baseball teams and a kids playground. All of which are well maintained. Parking can be quite a problem if theres some sort of event happening there like a concert or gathering. There just arent that many spaces available for such things.