Date visited: 4/3/2021

This is a pretty cool place. There's a regular park with athletic fields, and open grass areas, as well as a paved walking trail. There is also a number of interesting hiking trails. There was this weird rock formation, that made for some nice photos. The other trails were great too.

Date visited: 4/25/2022

We went here so you won't have to! Actually, this place wasn't that bad, once I figured out where I was going. I didn't have a GPS enabled map of the place, or reviews to read in advance. If I did, I would have realized that the large section in the open field would be filled with ticks. I spent 10 minutes pulling them off the dogs in the car before we left, and another 15 minutes pulling more off when I got home. The woods part of the trail is nice, but the field areas need to be avoided if you have dogs!

Date visited: 5/10/2023

We stopped here because I was looking for a place to take pictures of the sunset. There was smoke in the upper atmosphere from wildfires in Alberta, Canada which was causing a haze in the sky for the past few days. It was also causing very vivid sunsets and sunrises. Unfortunately, I was too late as the sun had already dropped below the tree line. I noticed that the park had a short stone dust loop trail that runs for about three quarters of a mile. Since I was there, I decided to check it out. It is an okay trail. It is perfectly flat, and part of it runs along side the river. It's not worth making a special trip, but if you are in the area and looking for a quick, peaceful stroll, it will fit the bill.