This place was hopping with dozens of guest on the fishing pier, and two dozen trucks with boat trailers in the parking lot devoted to that purpose. All the parking was at close to capacity. It was clean with done sunbathing and a few picnics, few in the dog park.Kayakers, there is a busy boat launch but not even a sandy beach for launching. You have to launch between the power boats and a portage from a parking lot. The snack bar has limited choice but some treats and beverages and bathrooms. Beware of tug boats that have powerful wakes and bring a hand horn just to alert other jet skis or tugs of your presence.People are usually friendly despite the waterway you launch into is called Scuffletown Creek.

A great place to feel like a local under the bridge and around the watercraft. We've seen wildlife several times including oysters, crabs, and a jellyfish!

This is a small riverside Park beneath a tall bridge. It has a boat lunch with many spaces along the pier. There is a fun children’s playground and a dog park. There are fever overlook posts. There is a small store with snacks, drinks, bait and bathrooms. They do not accept credit cards. There are many picnic tables.