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Reviews — 8
Absolutely charming (yet a little hard to find) nature preserve area!
Google does not help in the slightest in guiding you to the proper entrance if you have a car.
The complicated way: There is a very small parking area, can hold maybe 4-5 cars the next street (Cocoa Isles Blvd) down from the Denny's where at the corner is currently a Space Coast Credit union. After you turn right on that street you make another right onto a dirt road immediately next to a small residential apartment building. If you enter the single family home housing you went too far.
The easier way if they allow it: park at Denny's and walk down the sidewalk towards the credit union and there is a dirt entrance between the 2 businesses. Quick place to walk your dog if you are on a trip.
The complicated way: There is a very small parking area, can hold maybe 4-5 cars the next street (Cocoa Isles Blvd) down from the Denny's where at the corner is currently a Space Coast Credit union. After you turn right on that street you make another right onto a dirt road immediately next to a small residential apartment building. If you enter the single family home housing you went too far.
The easier way if they allow it: park at Denny's and walk down the sidewalk towards the credit union and there is a dirt entrance between the 2 businesses. Quick place to walk your dog if you are on a trip.
Not my favorite trail, but nice enough. Google didn't take me to the parking lot, had to find it myself.
This morning I grabbed a coffee up the street from Dunkin Donuts and took a walk through this park. It's not a large park but it is a lovely place to stroll with coffee.
An exceptionally nice place to walk your dog. The pond is beautiul.
What a great surprise right on the side of the road, next to Denny's! It feels like your deep in nature. Loved it.
We had a lot of fun exploring these trails. Seems dog friendly- they are well maintained grass trails with the exception of a bridge and pavilion overlooking the water. None of them are particularly long trails but they’re perfect for little ones to wander and older folks to navigate as well. There’s a playground area that is meant for older kids. I’m not sure where you’re supposed to park, but if you park at the back of the Denny’s parking lot towards left-hand side you’ll see a trail head which quickly leads to the bridge
Nice park. Lots of short walk paths with a small pond and a gazebo. Very peaceful