Jennifer Ransbotham

It's pretty chaotic and can be hard to get around in between the aisles of stuff. Tons of items, way more than expected. Furniture, household items, basically set up like a thrift store. The prices are better than most thrift stores around here.

I guess it's a decent place to put a kayak in, but kinda shady otherwise and not in a lack-of-sun way. Lots of litter. Gravel lot that needs attention. Once you park and walk down the hill to the water, that's it - there's nowhere else to go but in the water. It's pretty misleading to call it a park. I went yesterday hoping for a short hike along the water but was really disappointed. It's also located at the end of a dead end, unkept, deserted road (Golf Cart Dr). Just gave me bad vibes and I kind of wished I had my pepper spray. If the county fixed it up a bit, I think it could have the potential to be something beautiful. I didn't stay long enough to take pictures, sorry!

Gates closed Mondays and Fridays (maintenance days.) Gorgeous woodsy trails that cut through the meadow periodically. Can be long or short hikes. Ample parking. Visitor center. Beautiful and serene.

Quiet, peaceful, beautiful. Great easy hiking. Good rocks.

Great park! Easy peasy street parking (off-road, gravel) covered picnic area, big play structures. Good obstacle course for little ones. Shady benches and one structure is covered. Love it!