Cub Run Stream Valley Park

This park is huge and very relaxing to walk in.

A very infuriating place to visit. Google maps has no exact location of where this park trail starts or ends, not to mention there are no trail signs or markers. The worst part besides finding the start were the trails themselves. Every single trail, paved or dirt, had massive amounts of puddles and flooding we couldn’t even walk straight for more than 20 feet. It hasn’t rained in 4 days so I’m not sure why that is. The creek is cool, but man there’s really nothing else to this park (that I know of, hard to tell without any indicators of other trails). All in all a terrible experience, please add drainage and walkable trails to this so called park

Nice, extensive trails that lead to different communities. There are a couple of spots where it may flood (especially just East of the Cub Run stepping stone crossing). The walk along the marsh is nice, I wish the trail was just slightly more elevated by a few inches in this area.

I love spending time in the Cub Run Stream Valley Park... we are very fortunate as it is only minutes from our house. My daughter and I take bike rides, splash around in the water, play on the bridge, walk along the bluebell trail. Beautiful place and we highly recommend! 💖💞

The trail is very clear of trash and conveniently paved over (at least the part I walked). It seemed pretty safe and there weren't a whole lot of people there, so it was a relaxing time. There's also a couple cool historical markers along the way, including one for some remaining pre civil war bridge abutments. Love the combination of nature and local history!

Good trails for walking and biking. Bit short for biking for adults but works great if with kids.

Went for a walk here. Nice place, very pretty. Clean, not a lot of garbage on the grounds.