This beautiful park reaches and touches its visitors with nice forest landscapes,splendid colors ,fresh air, trails ,friendly animals....There is a beautiful Enchanted Like in the middle,and hourse farm on the top.You can admire cacophony of natural sounds as song birds call to one another ,and you can also enjoy peaceful sound of silence.You can bring along camera or artist,s pallete to capture any one of the many scenes.Take a walk along,enjoy trials,forest ,and friendly atmosphere you can talk to the animals , specially hourses are very friendly.I loved it.It is celebration of senses.

We entered the park on a side road off of Limestone Road where there was a parking lot at the end. There was parking for about 10 cars and the area was under shade. We took the wooded path to the ponds in the park. It was a nice easy walk without much effort, There are picnic tables at the pond to sit and enjoy the ducks and geese. The park is very well maintained and provided an enjoyable walk.

The dog park area is huge and beautiful. My dog loves it. The pond they have is great for the dog to swim. The dog owners are responsible and polite. I am just going to mention that this park is tucked away and partially fenced but not completely closed. It didn’t matter for my dog and it shouldn’t be issue for anybody because the are is huge but in case anybody needs to know.

This place is absolutely beautiful. A friend and I stopped here with our dogs on the way back from a Dock Dogs competition we attended in Pennsylvania; and were so glad we did. It was definitely worth stopping and spending a bit of time here. The park offers off-leash open fields with plenty of space to bound about. It also has a good amount of places to enter the water for your dog to swim. We enjoyed it just as much as the dogs; I highly recommend visiting!

Hubby and I are always looking for new places to hike and explore with our golden retriever Riley so when I saw a friend post photos on Facebook of this park we decided on an impromptu road trip. The park is huge, over 200 acres to explore with something for everyone. There are stables where they do pony rides and other activities along with other animals to see like peacocks, goats and llamas and entrance is free. The area where the stables are is set up like an old wild west town with building fronts like a Saloon, School House, General Store, etc. and lots of different trails that kids and adults will both love, especially the trail that leads to the turtle pond and little waterfall. These stables house the New Castle County Mounted Patrol and you can see and interact with all the horses, my favorites were the clydesdales. On the other side of the center is the Dog Park where they have a huge open field and pond for dogs to play and swim off leash. We met so many nice people when we were there last Saturday afternoon and all the dogs were well mannered and even though this area is not fenced in it is a good bit off from the road area so as long as your dog isn't an escape artist you should be good. Looking forward to going back and also checking out some other parks in the area.