Parking is in a side lot along the highway just before the golf course. There is a paved trail that seems best for walking or possibly a bike ride. It appears to be about a mile or less to the end and is well shaded near the creek. There's a few rocky places, but overall, the trail is in good condition. The day we went it was very quiet and we were able to enjoy the creek waterfalls along the trail. There are benches with some graffiti on them, but they are otherwise safe to sit on. Several trash cans are available and I could not see litter or dog poop along the trail or in the creek. There is an odor the closer you get to the historic house. The house is not in good condition. It is boarded up and there is paint and graffiti on the exterior. A large bird house is on the ground and some of the rock walls and benches are broken down.

I don't know what park other people saw but the park i saw was rather bland. First I missed the entrance because it looks like hardware facility. Then you walk down this concrete path for about 10 minutes then you get to a little creek and across the creek up on the hill a little bit is this Old House 🏡 the house has a lot of trash by it and is boarded up the creek is not that long and doesn't really have anything interesting by it. I didn't stay very long because of it's nothingness and I only ended up in the golf course twice so this seems to be a popular place to just walk on the past and or walk your dog but if you're looking for a hike this is not it 🤠

Beautiful trail that's quite long. If you think you've missed the turn you haven't the trail starts to the left of an old shop there's parking there

This is a hidden gem. The relative short hike is adjacent to a clear, running creek under a canopy of trees. Although there are houses along the bluffs in many locations, they are mostly unseen, leaving a sense of solitude. The trail is paved while within the bounds of the park, then turns to dirt and rock if you continue to the end. When starting at the south trailhead, take the trail on the right just past the gate. Halfway up the trail, for a side jaunt, walk across the little wooden bridge and keep going until you reach the second trail on the right. It can be a bit muddy but leads to a small, interesting cave/overhang. There's also an old cabin along the main trail, but you can't go in.

This place is a great nature hike with beautiful things to see along the way. The waterfalls, a historic house, a Must See amazing tree, a wooden swing to swing on, and benches throughout the trail to sit and absorb the beauty around you.

Very nice little walk through the woods and next to a stream. There is some elevation change and at the bottom of the initial hill is a cabin. You can't go in, but sometimes the light hits it well. Otherwise, there are paths off to the side, maybe leading to surrounding neighborhoods. It's a nice slice of nature to walk or picnic. Just follow the signs - you are parking at the maintenance building for the adjacent golf course, so don't walk down to the left, stay straight ahead for the trail.

The little streams here are beautiful. I see random pipes in some areas though? Not sure why, it ruined the nature immersion a little bit. The trail runs through a neighborhood.

Nice hidden little park. Can let the dog run. Seldom see many people there. Vandals got to the house there.

We searched for historic places in our area, and this came up. I don't know what's historic about it, unless I didn't go deep enough into it, yet it is swell. It looks like a long trail you can escape on. Tranquility. For some reason, the flies sucked more than the rest of town, including areas immediately outside the park. A retreat when you have time. 4 stars.