Great park to hike or bike, love the trials and hiking paths in this area.

We participated in the Donut Stop 5k that was held at Pfeifer Springs Park. Great park with paved walking / running / biking trails as well as wooded paths to hike.

Flag football, Softball, Youth baseball, tee ball. Two ball fields, basketball court, playground, and bike path access point. Parking is terrible during events but otherwise great.

Quiet and long trail , one can enjoy walking or biking on the trails. It's worth a million to get a quiet life from usual busy city life.

Great park with plenty of wide open space, some steep-ish short hiking trails down into the old fish hatchery, shelters with roofs and concrete floor with BBQ pits on poles nearby, a public restroom (not the nicest ever but it does the job and has running water and flush toilets), is right on the paved trail system and serves as a gateway to George Wyth State Park and Hartman Reserve Nature Center with their plentiful soft trails for hiking, cycling and other outdoor recreation, interpretive center, and regular nature programming and events. Pfeiffer is also conveniently located just off of Hwys 58 and 218. There is a drinking fountain (note that it is turned off when temps get near freezing) with a dog spigot and bowl on the bottom for your weary pets (on a 6 foot or less leash to respect the other park goers please), and a bicycle workstation with a hanging stand, tools and a pump for trailside repairs. Overall it is a great park in the heart of Cedar Falls and serves as a rally point for active folks all season long.

Beautiful park along the bike path that includes a children's playground, a baseball diamond, and a shelter with picnic tables. The trail continues, passing over the river on a bridge with a nice view. It then passes through the woods. This is a very nice park in the Cedar Valley.

I always enjoy walking across the bridge and it's sort of a busy intersection for bicycle traffic but to me the evenings just off of the bridge it's like something you'd read about in a book or a fairy tale I don't know why I get that feeling but I do

This park has baseball diamonds and picnic shelters and a playground. The local paved bike trails go through the edge of this park. It's a great place to start if you're going for a bike ride.

Amazing park with a little for everyone, with a shelter and restrooms, has a baseball diamond, basketball court, playground and walking/biking trails that lead all throughout the city.

Great park with surrounding trails to Hartman reserve, George Wyth, and downtown Cedar falls. There is a jungle gym, a field big enough for multiple soccer games, and even a baseball diamond. Great for a jumping off point for a bike ride and to enjoy the outdoors

I love waking this trail. To take the main part to the end and back takes about 50 minutes to an hour.

Small park but good trailhead for the bike trail.WINTER functional bathrooms! Nice to walk or bike puts you at the Y to go to George Wythe park (I think this trail is officially closed) and Hartman Reserve trail.

Adorable park, with lots of hidden trails. Just be sure to respect the bikers!

Watched the little guys play baseball. Nice clean park, shade available.

Pfeiffer Springs Park is well-maintained and heavily used. It's a very good intersection to get on the bike path weather it on the Northside of the Cedar River through George wyth. Or..stay on the south side and exploring south Cedar Falls.