Address: Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688, USA
“I did enjoy walking my family Dodge around the lake everyone is very friendly and the scenery and Lake itself is rather serene”
Address: 1851 NW Blue Ridge Dr, Seattle, WA 98177, USA
“Beautiful neighborhood with fabulous views of the sound.”
Address: Moore Rd, Youngstown, OH 44514, USA
“Beautiful place only walked on part of a trail. Disappointed to find out people were stealing plants from the nature preservation attempts. Still very beautiful. Highly recommend. Bring bug spray.”
Address: 3080 Shady Grove Rd, Midlothian, TX 76065, USA
“Scotty will take care of you. They were able to find a cold hardy citrus tree variety that I was looking for. They picked it up from one of their suppliers so I could get it from their location a short drive away from me in Midlothian, TX. Great people to work with.”
Address: 655 Rainier Blvd N, Issaquah, WA 98027, USA
“This place is gorgeous. It is listed as an off leash park on Google, but it is not one of those. People do let their dogs off leash, but there is no safe fenced in areas designated for the pooches. The woods, the little bridge, and the water with the ducks was really enjoyable for my guys.”
Address: 805 Estate Dr, Hutto, TX 78634, USA
“We enjoyed our first time being there, the trail around the lake is a mile long, however you need to go early or late in the day, otherwise it will be very hot, the trail doesn't have much covered. Other than that I will be coming back, seems like a nice place to ride a bike as well.”
Address: 3901 Eagle Cliff Dr, Norman, OK 73072, USA
“Nice park. My son loves it! Big soccer field. The playground equipment isn't as nice as the other park we go to but that park doesn't have as much space. Love that there is a working water fountain and basketball court.”
Address: 1259 Whitmore Ave, Wahiawa, HI 96786, USA
“Google maps takes you to the wrong location!!! Keep going past the elementary all the way straight down until the end of that street; the park is on the left at the end of that street.”
Address: Grove St &, Poplar St, Garden City, NY 11530, USA
“Great place for the kids to practice sports and use the playground.”
Address: 926 18th St SW, Puyallup, WA 98371, USA
“Larger dog park located in Clarks Creek Park. Ground is covered in wood chips- something we’re not used to but our pup didn’t mind. Nice place to get a walk in and some off leash time in the same trip.”
Address: 13351 Mountain Ave, Chino, CA 91710, USA
“Had great time had my daughter 7th bday party there.”
Address: 4002 Meadow Valley Dr, Madison, WI 53704, USA
“Named after the historic concrete ridge below the bluff, Meadow Ridge is a treasure to those who want to hike, play in meadows, play basketball, swing, walk along creeks and even climb bluffs! I consider this a dream place. Don't forget, it is connected to Cherokee Marsh Mendota Unit, which is just as magical. You can get to it from Meadow Ridge simply by walking across Sauthoff Road where you will see the Cherokee Marsh trail head. We are lucky to have this place. Please keep it clean! Please do not trash it. The meadow and cliffs and streams are just beautiful!”
Address: 22759-22825 US-550, San Ysidro, NM 87053, USA
“Such a nice, easy hiking trail. Lots of beautiful birds and plants. I loved the signs with plant names, I see these plants all over NM and didn't know the names of many of them. There's one trash can at the entrance and a sign in sheet. Two benches along the trail and one wooden shack to view wildlife. Dog friendly but there's no poop bags, so make sure to bring some along.”
Address: Santa Ana River Trail Bikeway, Orange, CA 92865, USA
“Located between Lincoln (north side) and Ball/Taft (south side)”
Address: Forest Service 333 Rd, Albuquerque, NM 87122, USA
“Wow! Amazing hiking trail. As previous reviewers mention come prepared. For me it was less the difficulty of the terrain and more the 4000ft increase in elevation. I am pretty fit for a 40 year old but my legs were jello. That being said getting up to the crest was magical. Some tips: -The difficult terrain starts about halfway when you get to the rock fall area. Wear hiking boots to help with rolling your ankles. Pay attention to where you step. -The time displayed to complete this hike by google maps is off by about 2 hours. Does not seem to be updated with all the current trail switchbacks. -Pay attention to the trail, had to double back a couple of times to find the correct trail. -Try to be there for sunset. -Trail and parking close at 8:00pm”
Address: 1111 Crestdale Ln, Las Vegas, NV 89144, USA
“This park is nicknamed “shady park” because it is one of a small handful of parks that got the shade cover right. We can play here any time of day — even a quick few times up and down the structure in the middle of a hot summer’s day. There are plenty of trees, and a nice tan awning over the play structure.”
Address: 5124 County Rd 100 S, Lagro, IN 46941, USA
“I gave five stars because I'm within 20 miles of horseman's camp. The two pit toilets usually have toilet paper and smell OK even in August. The camp sites are varied to ease of accessibility and none of the sites are pull thru. However the day parking is all pull thru. The camp sites have communal hitching rails and most are dry except when very very heavy rains have been in the area. Water is available at both ends of the camp meaning a short walk /carry to the day riding lot. Bridle tags are required AND I have been checked. There is no charge to enter the forest and campsite payment is on the honor system but DNR drives thru and checks to see all have paid. I think only one rig is allowed on a site but not sure, the same with extra cars. I guess one could unload and then park in day lot at the end of the camp. It's a short walk to all the camp sites. The camp has well designated areas for manure. The kiosk at the entrance has trail maps 15% of the time. Riders are friendly and helpful and most are locals. Because of the topography most of the riding is up and down the ridges. Hardwood trees are the norm and somewhere is a stand of walnut that I can't find most of the time. A few hitching rails are along some of the trails. The Salamonie river can be ridden along and ridden in at certain times. Raspberry bushes can be nibbled when fruit is on. If a long day of riding is desired it is possible to ride to Lost Bridges horse campground and a treat is to stop at Bozart's camp store. They have an overhead line to tie to and fresh water for drinking. They have camping stuff, a grill and ice cream, not to mention a flushing toilet! During hunting season orange hat and vest are required, I've ridden many times during hunting season and have ridden by some hunters in blinds. I have never been shot at. Most trails are single file and very few spots where walkers can hit a big lick. I would say all trails are safe for all skill levels. Many of the steep trails have been closed due to a small group of very inexperienced riders not having the brains to look ahead at a trail's terrain and know if their mount or themselves have an understanding of what it takes to get up or down the hill safety. Maybe riding double with your small kid on the back is also not a good idea. Most campers are very well behaved. Alcohol use is around but little red solo cups are all you see. I don't think children would be harmed by camp activities HOWEVER some young people, meaning late teens to early 20's seem to have been raised by wolves. These kids come in mass and race around the drive way circle. The be quite at 11:00PM is ignored. I know this from first hand experience because this large group camped across from me. Maybe it's part of experiencing the English way of life. DISCLAIMER : I'm in my 60's and might have forgotten what it's like to be a kid out to have fun, so during the day have fun but now I hope for a quiet night around the fire listening to the horses chomping hay and blowing through their noses. Is it too much to ask to hear the crackle of the fire. I've been riding at Salamonie forest for 50+ years and have met and visited with wonderful people. Please check this great area of Wabash county. Oh the Marathon station in Lagro has coffee for 50€ if you bring your own cup. How great is that! Wabash county is an OK place to visit. With covid - 19 many places are closed but it's not far from Wabash and TSC, Big R, Kroger, Wally World and all the chain fast food joints.”
Address: 4301 St Johns Dr, Dallas, TX 75205, USA
“Great place for a picnic or just to sit and relax and enjoy the outdoors. Long grassy area alongside the lake area with trees and a few benches. No playground or bathroom area, so not the most family friendly unless living in short walking distance. One end of the lake has a cool black hole thing. Park is also close to Turtle Creek trail and a few blocks from Katy Trail so it’s a good place to start on a walk or run.”
Address: 26690 Ronald Reagan Blvd, Georgetown, TX 78633, USA
“This is a beautiful RV Resort with nice level concrete sites. Although some construction is still underway, they have great plans for the future. The staff has been friendly and easy to work with. We highly recommend Reagan Ridge for your short- or long-term stays.”
Address: 2660 Bratton Valley Rd, Jamul, CA 91935, USA
“Greatly enjoyed our time while tent camping at Shepherd’s Trail, in the shadow of Lyon’s Peak. Giuseppe the camp director was very accomodating and attentive. Nice shade trees, pool, bathhouse, and beautiful handmade stone walls that you rarely see anywhere else these days — took the caretaker decades to make. Lots of quail and mountain (big) doves on the premises. Horsethief trail (with seasonal rock pools) is nearby, as is the fun Lyons Valley Trading Post. The drive out here, be it via Skyline Truck Trail (newly paved) or Honey Springs Rd, is quite nice. Thanks for a great experience on short notice.”
Address: 5576 Sheits Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45252, USA
“Our two grandkids, 14 and 16 just loved the pool under the waterfall. Water temp was pleasant. Spent several hours without getting bored or missing their media.”
Address: 2301 Worthington St, Steilacoom, WA 98388, USA
“Very nice neighborhood park. Clean and well maintained with a playground for the kids. Good parking and a half court for basketball.”
Address: 1210 Genoa Red Bluff Rd, Houston, TX 77034, USA
“I visit the Genoa Friendship Gardens nearly every month to see the trial gardens they run in support of Texas A&M. It's fun to see what they're planting and when. And back in June, they had a corpse flower blooming - very rare! This is a great place to learn about gardening.”
Address: 1st St NE & 31st Ave. NE., St. Petersburg, FL 33704, USA
“A small quiet park. It also has a boat ramp where can launch a boat out into Coffee Pot. There is one small covered picnic table. The parking lot is small and there are several parking spaces on street. A bike and walking trail run down to downtown as well as one that starts at parking lot entrance /exit and runs North along 1st Street up to around 77th Ave. For the children there is a wonderful fenced in playground. Don't know who has more fun the little kids or the parents on the playground. There is also a great opportunity to take some great nature photos of birds of different kinds.”
Address: N671 825th St, Hager City, WI 54014, USA
“Best marina ever. Very friendly almost family like!! Everyone is willing to help out and teach you if u need it like I did and no judgement. I will definitely be renting a slip again and ive had the summer of a lifetime being here”
Address: 1546 Mahaffy Rd, Fort Edward, NY 12828, USA
“Shadow Hills Farm far exceeded our expectations! The cabin is cozy, clean, comfortable and also has air conditioning, as well as a TV with streaming options. Yes, there's Wi-Fi, though the surroundings are so nice and peaceful that the noise of the internet and TV was the last thing we wanted during our entire stay, since it clashed with the relaxing sounds of the birds and the constant breeze through the trees. There's a separate cabin, which has a fridge, bar/counter with pretty much all the amenities you'd need to make hot beverages, store cold drinks and perishables, as well as prep whatever you plan to put on the grill. Oh yeah, there's a propane grill that works really well! The hosts thought of everything, there was nothing that we needed that they hadn't supplied. Plus, there's the option of a great breakfast and lunch place not more than about two miles away. There's also a really nice fire pit with more than enough fire wood. Even the outhouse is impressive; hand sanitizer dispenser and extra toilet paper, no bugs or mosquitoes, and it didn't smell! As for the outdoor shower, it's very clean and well designed. At night there are nice, dim lights on the trees to light up the area to see your way around but without taking away from the country ambience. It's worth mentioning that the hosts are awesome! They're so nice and welcoming, available to answer any questions, yet are out of sight, leaving you to enjoy the surroundings with privacy. Suffice it to say that "I'll be back!" … we'll be back. This place is a hidden gem. Update October 2022: Back to see the foliage second week of October. Even with rain and fog, the colors did not disappoint.”
Address: 308 Civic Park Dr, O'Fallon, MO 63366, USA
“Great place for kids and adults! Stop by for a quick swim in the summer a nice color filled walk in the fall and any time during the year maybe rent out the banquet room! Did I mention all the Jungle Jim equipment in the playground area! Parking is convenient and there is clean public restrooms.”
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