Address: 123 W 89th St, New York, NY 10024, USA
“Was lucky enough to be in the city to see the Tulip Festival. Absolutely beautiful…. Over 10000 tulips with so many beautiful colors. On display until mid May. If you get the chance it’s spectacular. The gardens are privately owned and run by volunteers. Many nice events here like concerts, opera Shakespeare festival and more.”
Address: 23600 N Echo Lake Rd, Lake Zurich, IL 60047, USA
“Field is not that flat and seriously potted.”
Address: 515 Mondial Pkwy, Streetsboro, OH 44241, USA
“Very nice hidden park. Pretty ponds to walk around. Could have the parking lot tidied up as there were cigarette butts everywhere.”
Address: 8877 S Township Rd 131, McCutchenville, OH 44844, USA
“It is the best experience to be with church family and to make new friends.”
Address: Freedom Rd, North Freedom, WI 53951, USA
“Spotted our first blue bird of spring in the hollow. This area is not as accessible or as well marked as many of the other SNA in the Baraboo hills. We went in from the Hilltop Road Side, pulling off on to the shoulder by an old field road.”
Address: 1130 W Riverview Ave, Napoleon, OH 43545, USA
“Excellent walking g trail along the river.”
Address: Boundary Rd, Newport News, VA 23601, USA
“This is absolutely one of the best places in Newport News. It has a wonderful wooded trail (Noland Trail) that circles around Mariners Lake. The trail is about 5 miles long, so it's a good workout if you want to go the distance. Many people run or walk it. Great for dog- walking, not for biking though. There are spots to rest along the way including small piers complete with seating, offering dazzling views of the lake. The museum itself is full of all kinds of wonderful artifacts from maritime history. They also feature special exhibitions and events. Please check their page for current info. Adjacent to the area and part of the museum grounds is Lions Bridge. This bridge, which separates the Lake from the River, is guarded by magnificent sculpted Lions on either side, and from this vantage, you can get amazing views of the James River, as well as Mariners Lake and Kettle Pond. This is favorite spot for locals to watch the sunset. For birders this is an excellent space to view many waterfowl in the area. Ducks, Geese, Heron, Osprey, Eagles, Kingfisher, and a variety of Gulls, Terns, and other birds love to fish the river and nest nearby. Additionally, you will be able to enjoy other Sculpture in the area. Once you visit, you will understand why it's such a wonderful spot. Go! Enjoy!”
Address: 24200 W 55th St, Shawnee, KS 66226, USA
“This playground is very fun for kids because it is so unique. As an adult, I had a good time trying out some of the features. That being said, I would highly discourage anyone from bringing a child under the age of four or five. The treehouse-like equipment was very cool, and I loved watching my younger children test their courage, but their smaller legs and shoes got stuck a few times, necessitating a mom-rescue. There’s also a problem with stairs and heights at this park. As a 5’8” woman, I could not reach the top of the final platform, which features a fun twisty slide and a rope wall. This was great for older children, but it was hard as a parent knowing I couldn’t do much to stop my three year old from falling if he got off-balanced at the top. Unfortunately, there aren’t any stairs close to the structure, so the rope ladder is the only way up unless kids hike through the slippery terrain or use the concrete terrace rocks as makeshift steps- both of which have concrete as a landing pad if a kiddo falls. I personally got kind of sick of having to haul my not-quite-two year old up the hill every time she wanted to do the twisty slide since there was nowhere convenient for her to get back up. There are concrete steps on the other side of the playground by the splash pad (which I would kinda worry about getting slick in the summer either the water), but they were kinda steep and not super accessible from where most of the play action was happening. I swear I’m not a helicopter/anxious mom, but this place made me nervous, and I wish I would have known so I could have avoided all the stress. That all being said, it really IS a cool park, and we’ll come back when my kids are ready for it. It had awesome walking trails, tables, a fireplace area, and was very stroller friendly. The small wooded area nearby was so pretty too. I felt very comfortable with the area, and would definitely recommend it to moms of older kids!”
Address: Anne U. White Trail, Boulder, CO 80302, USA
“This is a beautiful trail that is about 1.8 miles up the mountain and then you take the same 1.8 mile trail back down. It is very well marked and it is pretty easy to hike. They put big flat stepping stones across every creek bed. They also put in some flat stone steps on some of the hills. There are pretty rocks, boulders, creeks, colorful plants and trees. We also saw some birds and squirrels. We enjoyed our visit.”
Address: 1019 E Gaucho Cir, Deltona, FL 32725, USA
“Lake Gleason in Deltona is a beautiful small lake but big enough for boats, jet skis, kayaks, paddle boards, water skiing, plus more. There is a public boat ramp with public restrooms, grills, and a kids park. Looking to buy or sell on Lake Gleason please reach out to me as your local Realtor.”
Address: 12005 Rampart Range Rd, Woodland Park, CO 80863, USA
“Camping here was a lot of fun. If like fishing and paddle boating that is. There is NO cell phone service once you arrive. Bring blankets and pillows. No personal Kayaks. They sell fire wood at the check in store but it is limited and could run out. They sell a few other small snacks but otherwise for food you have to go all the way back to town so come prepared. We stayed in the lodge which be warned you share a bathroom with whoever else rents a room in the lodge. Luckily we were in room 3 and my brother and his family was in room 4. The rooms upstairs must have shared a separate bathroom because we never really saw those folks. The Kitchen and living room space is in a separate building and is a shared space as well for the lodge. It has fridges, stoves, microwave, plates, cups, silverware and limited pots and pans. They had soap and sponges and everything you need. But we bought some things too. We brought paper plates, a few dish towels, new sponge, aluminum foil and a few others items. The coffee mugs were tiny so if you plan to have a coffee and carry to fish bring your own fav mug or thermos. The living room area has board games, tables and couches. We brought a few of our own games. We brought stuff for s’mores. It rained and hailed but we were glad we had the Kitchen area to relax in and play games. We cooked warm meals and fished all day. We didn’t check out any of the hiking trails but the front desk does have a map of the hikes. With no phone service we couldn’t use trails app as planned. Paddle boat rental was fun, steering took some figuring out, forward is left and back is right. Not controlled by left and right which would have been nice to know. Bring head lamps, lanterns or flashlights for each person, night fishing or walking around as it gets really dark. We ended up getting each of the kids a head lamp too. My other brother stayed in Camper Cabin 2 which was so cute, looked like a little log cabin, had a bed and then a small bunk bed, small fridge and electric heater. It did have lights and power but that’s all. No bathroom. CC5 wasn’t as charming and did not have power or heat. Just FYI. Next time we hope to get the Duplex or the building next to the lodge. But we will definitely visit again. I am not much into fishing and chasing the little kids around was a lot so I hope to hike the trails next time while the guys fish, and find something for the younger kids to do. Meal preparation helped too. I prepared most the food as much as i could at home and just had to pull it out for the meals and reheat some stuff. We had premade egg bites and premade mini pancakes with whipped cream. Fresh fruit. Costco pinwheels, PB&J, and of course burgers and hotdogs. Costco premade Mac&cheese. Costco breakfast quiche. Pizza.”
Address: 2853 FM2990, Ladonia, TX 75449, USA
“A great place to spend time with the kids hunting fossils, digging in the dirt, and throwing clay: fun for all the ages.”
Address: 21860 Joy Rd, Detroit, MI 48228, USA
“A charming community park with the serene Rouge River meandering through it. While some areas may be slightly overgrown, the park boasts intriguing bike trails for exploration.”
Address: Williams Rd, Wooster, OH 44691, USA
“#swingset #playground #autumnleaves #picnic #shaded Great lil area for the family to gather n enjoy the season's and each other.”
Address: 400 College Rd E, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA
“Great caring people and a great place to work!”
Address: 3600 S Canadian Trails Dr, Norman, OK 73072, USA
“Nothing special, very small park.”
Address: 102 Carver Bluffs Pkwy, Carver, MN 55315, USA
“Parking can be difficult on game nights or with tournaments, but the park is surrounded by trees and is really nice.”
Address: 2713 Mt Sinai Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, USA
“Walked almost all the trails this morning. Lovely 3+ miles. Unfortunately not at all accessible, as trails are dirt and the wooded trails are very heavily covered with roots and divots, but easily navigated by folks without mobility issues. Well marked and lovely to look at. Parking was very full when we left at about 12:15 so recommend going earlier in the mornings if possible for you.”
Address: Mt Lemmon Hwy, Mt Lemmon, AZ 85619, USA
“Nice trail. No restrooms so we stopped at Bigelow trail first. No picnic area either. Just the trail but there are nice views.”
Address: 5515 Campton Rd, Stanton, KY 40380, USA
“We enjoyed our stay last summer (2023) at Callie’s Lake and Campground. It has a friendly, relaxed, festive atmosphere. Lots of families enjoying time together and enjoying the beautiful Red River Gorge area. The on site restaurant was wonderful, and the karaoke and live music was a nice surprise. A big thumbs up goes to the private bathrooms! They are way better than community bath setups. They were diligent about keeping them clean as well. Nice location close to The Gorge and associated activities. You’ve gotta try Miguel’s Pizza while in the area! We will definitely be back. 😊”
Address: 7259 Elm St, Frisco, TX 75034, USA
“I Have 2 dogs, one is 9, the other is 5 and is never had to board them until recently. Well, it didn't start out very good, the 5 yr old female Shepherd started freaking. At 5 am the next day I had a flight to New York, but Clay ( Furry Guys owner), texted me like 7 times while I was driving home and wanted me to go back and get them. I explained to him what was going on and why I need to get to NY, And asked him if he can give her an hour to see if she calmed down. Well, she did, and they ended up having the best time of there, and Clay gave me an update and pictures every day. I will definitely bring them back, if I have to. Thanks again Clay”
Address: 2276 Fleming Falls Rd, Mansfield, OH 44903, USA
“Beautiful waterfall with fascinating rock features carved by the water. There are many other smaller waterfalls in the park, and plenty to see overall.”
Address: 91 Spring St, Newnan, GA 30263, USA
“Always clean and picture perfect. Cute forest themed play ground and multiple covered picnic areas. Our daughter LOVES coming here.”
Address: 05019012, Clayton, NC 27520, USA
“We did the Clayton Sculpture Trail today. There’s plenty of places nearby to park and we just followed the online map & walked around the area. Great way to visit Clayton downtown.”
Address: 101 CO-103, Idaho Springs, CO 80452, USA
“I called ahead for advice (3:50 pm MT on Mon, July 22, 2019) on where I might go with my boyfriend to disperse camp in a couple of days. The woman who answered was helpful and gave me detailed directions on where we might go, as well as advice on how busy the area might be at our time of arrival. I wish I had prepared a notebook and pen to write it all down while she was talking but I think I remembered it well enough!”
Address: 40600 California Oaks Rd, Murrieta, CA 92562, USA
“Very scenic park that is easily accessible from California Oaks Rd. Multiple facilities to include a public swimming pool, two full basketball courts, sand volleyball, skate park, tennis courts, and several baseball fields. There are also multiple restaurants and fast food places in very close proximity for times when you need to refuel after a day of athletic activity. The restrooms at the park (located in vicinity of the pool) are a tad bit above average in terms of cleanliness compared to some of the other municipal parks/sports centers, but still nothing worth writing home about. Parking is available in either in the park facility or a long California Oaks Rd. (except during certain special events or other city activities, in which case temporary no parking signs will be posted).”
Address: Pardeeville, WI 53954, USA
“Great easy hike. But dress properly. Mosquitos and tons of poison ivy. Quiet place. Trails not maintained.”
Address: 401 S 4th St, Martins Ferry, OH 43935, USA
“My kids love it here. it's clean. multiple areas of play. Lots of room to run off energy. Tables and benches for the parents to sit. fenced in. bathroom are there but not always unlocked during playground hrs. but still love it!”
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