This is a small park that I visited to walk off my breakfast. There is a covered area that…read moreoverlooks the pond and fountain. It was nice to enjoy my morning coffee there. It took about 10 minutes to do a full loop, but it was nice to stretch my legs before my drive home.

Visiting the area, and I had time for a short walk -- this was the perfect spot! Beautiful trees…read moreand plantings, charming homes, friendly kids casting their fishing rods. It's a delightful little haven.

Came here for a walk along the beach in end of October because my in laws live in the Atlanta area…read moreso they don't get to see the beach often haha. It was nice and refreshing, beautiful views with fresh air.

A super adaptable park, here you can get your cardio along the walking trail or workout equipment…read more You can stroll slowly between the sand and clam beds, or you can sit and watch the waves, or let your kids have fun at the playgrounds. Though you need resident parking during swim season, it's a great winter escape for all between Labor Day and Memorial Day. People decorate memorial benches for the winter holidays, and jingle bell horse rides go on during the December holiday season. It's a park near and dear. At some point we'll make it to the museum, but the historic interpretative signs helped us make do. Kids can sled the hills by the entrance, and everyone can find beach glass along the cove itself. Whether you're looking for nature or exercise, this is a great local escape.

This is a nice little neighborhood park with a playground, tennis courts, sports fields, a nice…read morelittle pond and a nice little hiking trail. This isn't really a destination park due to its size, but it's a charming thing to have in one's neighborhood.

Excellent playground fenced in for toddlers and great open area for bigger kids. Great nature…read morehiking trail and center. Tennis courts. Field to play. Just watch the young ones...field leads to a large pond off an open deck.

So, you drive through this area of construction, past a number of buildings, and you wonder to…read moreyourself "is this right, is there really a hiking trail near here?" And then, you get to the end of the parking lot, and lo and behold, there really *is* a park with hiking trails here. Selleck's Woods is a really nice little park in Darien. There are a lot of trails here to hike, packed into a pretty small space. There's a nice lake to sit and enjoy, and some small and large paths to explore. There's even some cool sections for kids to introduce them to hiking and the woods. Altogether a really enjoyable place, that I plan on visiting again soon!

Trails for days. Dog-friendly -- on leash only, or they'll release the hounds on you (oh, the irony)read more

We stopped here to give our pup's legs a stretch. This isn't a destination park, but a neighborhood…read morepark. There's a baseball diamond, and a little wooded area with a little hiking path that circles around the back area of the park. There are a few benches for sitting and resting. Nice little park if you live in the area.

This is a cozy neighborhood park, that has a really secret, hard to find entrance on Flax Hill Rd,…read morejust between a couple of houses. I missed it the first time, and had to turn around. There's really not a lot here per se - there's a couple of parking areas, a little pond, a baseball diamond with a walking path around it, a playground, and some cement surfaces that look to be basketball and tennis courts. This is really one of those parks that is meant for neighborhood use, and not really a destination park. The kind of park that if you live nearby, you'd go here for a walk. It's small and cute.

This is a nice park to walk your dog in but my biggest concern is the drug paraphernalia that I…read morefind on the ground everywhere there. And I see single people just hanging out in their cars for hours in the parking lot. Not a place to go alone too especially after hours.

Beach doesnt let you swim after it rains. Only 1 side to swim. However, it is good beach to kayak…read moreout of. Plus pickleball is good, always packed.

Nice views of the beach and marina. Wish they didn't charge to park to enjoy the views…read more Too cold during my visit so I didn't go for a swim, but was definitely crossing my mind as to whether I should dip a toe or two in. Ultimately, my fear of the freeze got to me so I didn't. Maybe next time.

Very big dog park which has been split into small dogs and large. Because of the rain and winter…read moreweather there is no more grass and it is all mud. Also the water spouts have been turned off so you cannot supply water for your dogs except if you bring it. This was a little disappointing because this is a dog park that is always been maintained and I was very shocked at the lack of grass.

Very large run that is nothing special, but has potential…read more Things it has going for it: - Size - Good fencing - Dedicated drinking water for dogs in run - Clean - Poop bags - 2 entrances Things it has against it: - Limited Shade - Ground cover is grass except at drinking area which is large gravel - No separate large and small dog runs - Not all entrances are a double gate entry area - Limited seating I have been to this park only once and this dog run is big .... thats the main reason it got 3 stars. There is nothing much to this run compared to others I have been to. Add a separate small dog run, upgrade entry gates, add seating & shade ....this is a solid 4 star run. Dog runs/parks I have been to so far: http://www.yelp.com/list/nyc-area-dog-parks-runs-queens-5

A fireman cradles a young girl in both of his arms as he carries her to safety. She clutches a…read moreteddy bear in her right hand. The fireman is talking to her, reassuring her. It's one of those simple monuments that is so eloquent and so powerful. The monument is located in a large park adjacent to the Post Road (Route 1) where the main drag is intersected by Quaker Lane. The metal sculpture sits on a stone base with the following inscription: To our Brave Volunteer Firefighters Past and Present From a Grateful Community October 7, 2000