It's very clean also has police protection the bathroom r so clean & the showers r a great way to…read moreclean up before getting back in your car

It could look better on the approach they could monetize the parking lot. Add a blue path up on the…read moresand and make it look inviting. How about a little gift shop how about at least some food trucks nearby?

Glad I went to this place for a walk , and bird viewing . I looked up google reviews and found this…read moreplace . Location wise it's not the best , but inc you go in , it's Ana amazing place to walk . Parking is a bit small but does fit 20 cars ! The entrance is through a road which is deserted ! I just loved the trial walk . The wooden path is just amazing ! The overall walk is about 1.5 kms per loop .. so 2-3 loops will give you a 5K .. you can also divert off the wooden walkways and walk on the gravel to the back of the Rahway River /lake . Good bird sightings . Saw good ones and could take pics . I also saw woodpeckers but could t take pics ! Loved it overall . Very good place .

I'm intrigued. Went today... cool spring afternoon. Hidden near refinery and landfill. Where do I…read morebegin? Quiet. Erie or peaceful? I think both. Creepy? A little Hidden? Very Unsettling? Kept looking back and around for other people. Saw a small family, a couple, a man and baby son, a lone guy, a guy with a bike. Still kept looking around. Path: mostly boardwalk and pebbled paths. Tall grass and trees doesn't let you see across path. Path has shade from trees. River/creek/marsh: it was dry, low tide. Didn't see any wildlife there. Smells salty. Tall deer fence: I guess to keep the deer off path? Pretty sure deer can go around it. Signs posted along path with information. No dogs allowed. Views: not much. Lots of tall grass and trees. And the landfill mountain. Very insulated. I wouldn't go alone. You can't see in or out. Poison ivy EVERYWHERE!!!!! Don't touch anything! I did like that there are lots of birds and you can hear them all. It's very quiet and has a good nature feel. I will go back to explore more. I think there needs to be more patrol or surveillance cameras.

Helllllo Brooklyn!…read more New york new york it's a hell of a town The bronx is up and I'm brooklyn down

The park itself is name for the artist known as "MCA" from the Beastie Boy and it turns out that…read moreMr. Yauch played in this very park as a kid. It's a nice little park in BK, not far from Brooklyn Bridge Park - Pier 6. There are couple of tables to sit at, a decent-sized playground set for little kids, and a little open area to kick around a soccer ball or play other games. It was pretty clean and generally quaint while we were there on a sunny Saturday afternoon in late-September. There is also a little dog run here as well as a basketball court.

Found this park when looking for tracks - this is one of the most quiet parks I've been to. Great…read moreoption if you want a park with plenty of space and not crowded with people. There are tennis courts, fields for baseball, softball & soccer. Just know geese like to chill here and thus there's a lot of geese poop!

Not to be confused with the museum in West Orange, this 171-acre county park is adjacent to both…read moreMiddlesex County College & Raritan Center. Thomas Edison Park has its own parking lot (which has a lot of potholes), but if you're here to use one of the 16 tennis courts, parking in one of the MCC lots and walking through the chain-link fence gate is quicker. From dawn to dusk on weekdays, the gate leading to Rartian Center is open, which allows office employees to take walks in the park during lunchtime. The baseball, softball, and soccer fields are popular with locals on the weekends, as evidenced by the contents of nearby trash cans. The asphalt walkways are popular with the cheeky Canadian geese, who seem to enjoy deliberately defecating where people walk rather than on the grass. Metal benches and bleachers are strewn throughout the park, along with some wooden picnic tables by the parking lot. Interestingly, this park is the only one in Middlesex County designated as a "Model Airplane Field". Since the wide, open, unobstructed fields here lend themselves to being very windy, this park is also a good place to fly kites.

I visited Parker Press park on a Friday evening for a concert. We had a great time and the band…read moreNine Deeez Nite was great. The park isn't big but there's a decent area near the stage and there's also free parking across the street. I believe the NJ transit parking lot can also be used if needed. There are 2 chemical toilets as well. Unfortunately, a few years ago they built a condo near the park so the area looks very urban, there's no longer that park/forrest feeling but it's still a decent park for concerts and people seem to be friendly around this area.

Everything about Plays in the Park is magical. Three top notch Broadway musicals performed every…read moresummer by highly talented actors with full orchestra. For $8 ($5 for seniors) you can have a glorious night under the stars. Bring your own chair, have a preshow picnic and then a wonderful show.

First off, the production quality itself is very good and I'd hate to ding this review because of…read moreother reasons. You'd be hard-pressed to find an outdoor community play that goes 6 days of the week as good as this one. I recommend getting there early to set up shop. Bring lawn chairs and folding chairs, and for front and center seating, be waiting in line before 5:30 PM. Apply bug spray and wear long-sleeved clothing or you may pay the price. I got a bug bite on my arm that left me with a crazy rash on my arm and it took a week to go away. Now for the bad: the audience. The people are just awful here. Somehow because this is an outdoor production close to home for a few bucks, people don't take it as seriously and end up causing all kinds of distractions. The excitement from the crowd is good initially, but when you're talking about a 2+ hour show on the grass with your ass in an uncomfortable lawn chair, people get fidgety. They're adjusting their chairs with the flashlight on while it's pitch black out. They're on the phone checking Facebook, texting, watching videos. Their kids are running rampant. Other people come late and try to squeeze into random spots. And then there are others eating loudly or having long side conversations. Really, really disrespectful towards the performers and other audience members. I couldn't take it much longer and left at the intermission.

Recently visited this Beachfront Park with a group of friends in an impromptu plan. It was a…read morepleasant surprise, its a small isolated beach with a small kid's playground adjacent it. We visited the park in the afternoon, the water was calm and the beach wasn't too steep. Found few people fishing along the shore and enjoying early spring evening. The atmosphere was pleasant, very relaxing and perfect for hang out with friends and family at the beach. There is a field where one can enjoy a quick run or bike ride in the summer. Also found a small kids playground adjacent to the beach ideal for families visiting with kids. There is also a free parking lot next to the park with a community rest room. The restroom is very poorly maintained and would suggest you to not use it unless necessary. Overall I would strongly recommend you to visit the park for a relaxing pleasant evening with friends and family at the beach.

A nice neighborhood park with a pond, a bit of woodlands and lots of wildlife. The nature paths…read morethrough the woods connect to Goodhue Park.

Awesome park! It a hidden gem on the island with lots of surprises around every corner. Great for a…read morequick hike or a brisk walk, depending on what you're after. There's also rescue ladders on each side of the pond in case of an ice skating emergency.