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Scenic, 360-acre park featuring cherry trees, lakes & bridges plus bicycling & other activities.
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Reviews — 8
Great place to unwind in the middle of a concrete jungle. It's so big you can find nice quiet spot or just walk and explore. Lots of fishing spots also.
I went to make a video, and I loved the outcome of it. This park is very clean and neat. I love all about it. If you are thinking about going there, don't think it twice. I recommend 👌
Perfect place to go see the cherry blossoms in the Spring. It is quite large so you can get many different pictures and different views. Definitely spend a day walking around the park!
The most beautiful park in the world. During cherry blossom season (Late March until April 15) expect the most beautiful scenery.. best spots are around Mill Street near the creek, directly in front of Clara Maass hospital and the Starbucks and the area near the Newark Sacred Heart basilica for some really good pictures.
Photos are from mid April. Beautiful and extensive park, most famous for its cherry blossoms (late March - mid April). There are lakes, shaded areas, open plains, and events. There's even an ice rink in the park.
Absolutely stunning when in bloom. Even though it was busy, parking was easy (so long as you can parallel park). There were so many scenic spots for pictures. There are food trucks available nearby as well as restrooms. Overall, this was a very nice park to visit.
It is a beautiful day on Easter Sunday. The park is packed with visitors. It is cherry blossom time. Traffic is crazy and finding parking is tough. We arrived in early afternoon. When we leave in early evening, there are still people arriving. There are food vendors with hot dogs and ice cream. Hot food truck ran out of food much sooner than ice cream trucks. Many nice areas to see the cherry blossom. Endless picture opportunities. The park is very big, need to take time to walk around. Very nice lake views. We also stopped by Sacred Heart Church, a landmark in the area.
