Nature, free, clean, well maintained, and decent restrooms — what’s not to like? This place has nice shady trails and spots for grilling that are quiet and relaxed. I don’t think many people frequent, so it is nice and not busy. The trails are for the most part, well maintained(mowed and being updated), although I have taken one trail that was a muddy big, so be warned. There is a large pond and marsh area loaded with croaking frogs — very cool. The trails are marked although a map is certainly recommended so you don’t cross trails and get off down another path. There is a large nature center with volunteers. They were featuring reptiles when I went. They had snaked out for hands-on experiences if you so choose. They have some owls, kestrels, frogs, turtles, and snakes inside to check out. It was a nice experience. Overall, a great little gem that costs zero money that would be great for the whole family.