The skate park is open to all. The people that hang out here are pretty nice. It's a great way to…read morekill a couple of hours. Parking is free. There are a few ramps to work with.

First off, this spot is frequented... a lot. It's changed a bit over the years. First, it was…read morefenced. Fence is gone and now just open. The pavement is rough... but, the ramps must be pretty good cuz a lot of people go there, plus it's free. The Ramps are smooth, skateboarders go there like crazy, it's right next to the trail, next to the parking lot for city hall. No lights, so when it gets dark it's over. For free, in a one hoarse town... it's a good spot.

Great park located towards the center of town. This place is a pain in the butt to drive through,…read morebut man is it pretty. Lots of spots for kayaking, including a place you can rent from when the weather is nice. Path through the woods along the water is great for walkers, runners and bikers. Could also do the other path that heads closer to town/houses. Not too uncommon to see wildlife either (ie: deer, geese, turtles). They also have ice skating in winter when the lakes freeze over. Parking is pretty easy and in a few spots. As other notes, no bathroom here which is the biggest issue. Otherwise with how accessible this is, it's a gem.

Lovely trails and the dogs had a great time sniffing! We only wish there was a better map that…read moreindicated the picnic area. Also, needs a restroom other than a roadside porta-potty.

Beautiful short walking trail, lake and forest views. It has a playground and a tennis/pickle ball…read morecourts.

only for clarkstown locals; absolutely adore this spot. there once was a skate park; the place is…read moremeant to be quiet. this is just for -locals- and hours rather only after Memorial Day when it comes to paying for the pool and parking.

A great local park founded by the late great Andy Kessler who should in my opinion be its namesake…read more Used to have more verts but after recent concrete construction has more rails and is more beginner friendly. As of today the bowl is still under construction. Yes, there are scooter kids and a lot of bikes at times but you have to share the space. Definitely one of the better skate parks in the city.

We went to the Italian festival to be fair wasn't so Italian; it was super hot . Plenty of parking…read moreand facilities. Unfortunately a lot of the venues were cash only so if you didn't bring cash it could be hard to grab something. All the food we tried was ok ; we were underwhelmed so I nay skip it next year.

Checked this place out on an exceptionally warm & sunny fall day. lovely place, sorrounded by…read more nature, with water view & interesting architecture. Parking is free. We entered the park right into the top of the dam. We walked across it then went down to the park itself. lots of stairs to navigate so not for the people with bad knees. Lots of benches & Picnic tables in the area. Bathroom is fairly clean, saw some security people going around so we feel safe.

Great local playground for the kids young and old. Small kids area is closed in which is a plus…read more You got a nice walking path, tennis courts, track and soccer/football field here also.

PROS: One of the best parks around. Nice trails, skate park, playground, and a tennis court. This…read morehas bathrooms and water fountains nearby along with a track/football/soccer field right behind it. CONS: Unfortunately for the size of this park the parking is very limited. OVERALL: As long as it's not crowded I think you'll have a easy time finding parking and you'll also have a good time at the park

A medium sized clean indoor skatepark…read more Since Drop in killed itself. A Gardensk8 committed suicide to prove a point therw is no indoor skatepark in northern NJ. This is the closest. And not bad either.

2nd Nature is a great place, the people there are very nice. The hooked me up with a great board,…read morethat I love, and the skate park itself is awesome. If you need a skateboard or you just want to skate, you need to come to 2nd Nature! The only thing that was bad about it, was that one day I was skating by myself and the guy came out and said they were closing, but when I got home I went on their website and they'll be open for another hour. Just because I was the only one there and he just wanted to go home.

Huge local park in the neighborhood. It has a playground, water pad, carousel, pony rides and train…read moreand the zoo. It has multiple parking lots BUT it gets filled up quickly. Great place for kids to run around and release their energy. Ice cream truck and shaved ice truck on site. Good for the summer. The park playground is well maintained. It's spread out to different sections. It has for bigger kids and smaller toddlers. Many staff at the Carousel and train. Well organized. Tix required. It could be a long wait during weekends. Overall a great place for kids. Easily spend a day here.

One of the very, very BEST parks in NJ - if not the best…read more Bordering Paramus and River Edge, Van Saun County Park is definitely one of the most popular parks I've ever been to ... and there's very good reason for it. First, the park probably has the LARGEST playground I've everrrrrr seen at a public park with multiple playgrounds WITHIN the playground itself. As you can imagine, it gets quite busy on nice weekend days. Surrounding the playground are many pavilions and picnic tables for those that want to have BBQs or large gatherings, which can be had with a permit. In addition to one of the best park playgrounds, the Bergen County Zoo resides inside of the park, which is free to EVERYONE during the colder months of the year. During the warmer months, there's a small fee for Bergen County residents and non-residents. If that's not enough, there is a miniature train ride that takes people around the entire park for a small fee. And, let me tell you first hand that the train ride is actually quite long at 5-7 minutes. Nearby, there is also a carousel that you can ride on for a fee. And, guess what?? There's even more! There is a barn with ponies that let's people ride the ponies for a fee as well. There are also jogging, walking and biking paths too along with a few tennis courts. Besides all of the permanent amenities, there are also events during different times of the year including the Winter Wonderland, which ... surprise, surprise ... takes place during the winter months. If you're worried about parking, no sweat, there are multiple large lots inside of the park, so once you arrive you can start your day asap. Like I said, DEFINITELY one of the best public parks in all of NJ.

Came here to spectate a half marathon and the fall vibes here were unmatched. There are some off…read morecourse trail paths too to wander. Before 8am, the entrance fee is free too! Beautiful park to walk and wander.

Came again today around 12pm. It was clean and the food was great. Not too crowded but more people…read moredid begin to come around 230-3pm. Had a great time and will continue to return

This is a great fair all the time. Lovely park. Variety of vendors. Food and arts and artisans with…read morevery good prices

Came here for their annual street fair in the park. It was quite nice as it always is. The park is…read morecentrally located and easy to park. There are many vendors. Restaurants nearby.