Lenoir Preserve

It's a beautiful well maintained little park. There is a butterfly garden which I'm sure will be nice in the warmer weather (we were there in February). There are also a couple of old homes/mansions but you can only look at them for me outside.

It is however, quite small. There is only one trail to walk on and it's less than a mile. Other than a preschool class who are gathered in a little grassy area, they were very few people there on a Monday afternoon.

Note: In searching the web before going, I had seen that dogs were not allowed. However that is incorrect. Dogs are allowed as long as they are on leash, they even have stations at the entrance with poop bags.

Cool little park with some old stone structures. We walked very slowly on every trail and were done in about an hour and a half. Dog friendly.

Lovely preserve. Lots to explore and old ruins of a mansion in the back. Worth exploring

Amazing nature center with trails, interesting classes amd gorgeous view. Tons of birds at feeders and huge trees. Went to wonderful maple syrup class.

It was a pretty but desolate park. We did see a deer but we were also attacked by birds while walking on the paved trail. It was cool until the birds incident. Some cool stone structures there and also looks like an old plantation house is there also. It was closed when we visited im not sure if it is abandoned or part of the park but it was cool to look at. There are some picnic tables there and many benches to enjoy the silence and nature