Jj Prete: Very helpful staff located right on the main hub of town . We did the 90 minute walking tour which takes you through the park and museum. It was very informative , the guide was very knowledgeable, and the park is very nice to walk through.
Michael Williams: Looking for the horseshoe along the way was fun. A couple of snakes ( non poisonous) were lurking about.
The trail was clear of debris and easily walked.
We did turn the stroller we had with us around, because of the railroad ties.
Michael Briggs: 10/10 experience, would visit again at 3am in the morning on a frosty winter night or a burning summer day.
I met Satan here in person, just like I was Job in the Good Book. Great guy. Not as cool as Jesus, though.
Mary Esch: Pretty pond and stream, some nice trails through a wooded ravine in the middle of the Country Knolls neighborhood. No parking lot, you just park beside the curb between two houses. The trail goes along back yards for a ways. The pond is picturesque and there’s a nice bench beside it. There are more mosquitoes than I’ve seen in any hike this summer. Incredible numbers. Maybe that’s why my dog and I had the place all to ourselves on a sunny July afternoon. One good point is that trails are largely sandy, making them far less muddy than in some area nature preserves.
Anthony almy: Place is very nice wish they would do more with it would be a perfect spot for a small ice cream shop and do small foods like burgers and fries.
Renee Strothers: First time ever zip lining for me and my boyfriend. Everyone was so helpful but Colby was awesome especially! He saved my phone when I dropped it on one of the obstacles nets! He didnt even hesitate to clip on and go get it for me! We will definitely be back but will empty our pockets of even our phones, before trying to complete the obstacle courses. Cant wait to go back!
