Local Guides World
265-ac. nature preserve including wetlands, ponds, hiking trails, an interpretive center & more.
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Reviews — 8
If walking thru the woods is your thing, this is the place for you. Dogs not allowed.
I really liked the park. The trails and ponds were peaceful and scenic. The signs and exhibits in the Nature Center and on the trails were very helpful in explaining the history of the park.
I consider it local so I am here often.
Park is big and beautiful. I know that there are nicer parks, but worth a visit.
Park is big and beautiful. I know that there are nicer parks, but worth a visit.
The park has beautiful peacocks, chickens and all kinds of birds. Did not come across a fox but the ranger told me there are a couple of fox families living there.
Great trails. What a way to escape the hustle and bustle and just take in nature for a few hours. On this trip we saw deer, countless birds, a snake and a red fox but he was to quick to get a photo of. I suggest going on a dry day and not after a rain storm so you can really enjoy.
In my view best time to visit is winter and early spring due to swampy terrain in some places (bugs would be an issue). Great variety of trails and visitor center open all winter. Clay pit pond trail CPP is my favorite one (lots of pines).
Nice, easy walking trails right in your backyard. They are super quiet and peaceful. Multiple connecting trails and ones that are round. All of the trails are superbly marked.
