I really like Colonial Park. It's large, beautifully maintained, and offers so much to do that I…read moremake a point of visiting whenever I'm in the area. Some of the park's attractions include: * Bocce Ball Courts * Delaware & Raritan (D&R) Canal State Park Trail Access * Dog Park * Fishing * Fitness Trail * Golf Course * Large Playground * Miniature Golf * Nature Trails * Paddle Boating (Duck Boats) * Picnic Pavilions * Rose Garden & Sensory and Fragrance Garden * Spray Park * Tennis & Pickleball Courts The park also connects directly to the Delaware & Raritan (D&R) Canal State Park Trail via a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the canal. I've walked throughout the park and along the D&R Trail. Fitness stations are located along portions of the trail, and it's easy to create a scenic loop that passes the photogenic Stone Cottage and the spectacular Rose Garden area. The Splash Park is incredibly popular with families. On hot, sunny days, parking near the playground can be hard to find. So far, I've enjoyed the duck boats, miniature golf, fitness trail, nature trails, Rose Garden, and Splash Park. Next on my list are the bocce courts, which appear to be in excellent condition. If you're visiting the area, Colonial Park is a destination well worth your time.

Colonial Patk is pretty . It has a Rose Garden. They must not be in season yet because I didnt see…read moremany. A very tranquil green space to relax and enjoy nature. A nice place . I wish there was more to see.

I've taken my dog here a few times since we got him almost 4+ years ago. It's a shame we didn't go…read morefrequently as a younger pup, but it's a pretty cool place to let loose for a bit. We even did a photo shoot with our dog a few years ago in the dog park. That was pretty dope. Being that this is a members only dog park - $25/year pending active dog license and current vaccinations for township residents - there is quite the comfort knowing that this place is secure, safe, and well maintained. Note that for people that don't live in South Brunswick, they can access the dog park for a fee of $200/year. I can't imagine anyone doing that. Just like other spots, there's an area for large dogs and small dogs. We've gone in the smaller section because our dog isn't that big. Just like you see in other places, there are two separate doors for security purposes. The first is accessible via key fob and the second opens up with your hook. Very secure. I do like that there are tennis balls in the dog park. Gives us something to play with. My dog was recently more interested in sniffing leaves than running around, but there are options, aren't there?

I come here almost daily to be with our dog community. I've developed friendships here and the…read morefacilities are great. Pond, forest, rocks, benches, balls and tossers. Well manned as well.

We love this park. It's convenient since we live 10 minutes away. We started going every day on the…read moreweekday and have gotten to know other dogs and owners. Everyone is super nice. There's two sides, one for small and one for larger dogs. People tend to bring their larger dogs over the small dogs area when they are friendly enough which I think it's fine. I always follow my little baby boy around since I know he might need my help at any second #worriedmomproblems but it's safe enough to go every day I just want to be extra careful.

The Dog Park. Not to be confused with the Dog Bark, which is just loud and wakes me up every…read moremorning. Dog parks are often delightful, and this one is no different. It's a great town with a lot of good stuff to eat within 15 miles, and this is a great place for your dog to play as well, while you're eating said stuff, especially if you want to eat it without guilt-inducing eyes from your lovely cuddly dog. It's quiet and secluded on the back streets and pretty safe. It gets really cold in winter but then so does your mother's bedroom.

This is one of the most beautiful, well maintained, vast sized and clean parks you will find in the…read moreMiddlesex county. We have been here regularly for various purposes - walking, taking our kid to the play area, playing basketball or tennis. This is one of the few parks that also has a pickleball facility. The parking is in pockets in different parts of the park and easily accessible from Highland Park Main Street.

Donaldson Park is a great destination for walking, biking, racquetball, and a wide variety of…read moreoutdoor activities. I recently learned that it will also serve as the venue for Parkstock 2026, a summer concert series presented by the Middlesex County Board of County Commissioners. It's another reason to check out one of the area's most popular parks.

Nice dog park in East Brunswick. Part of the Heavenly Farms Municipal Park…read more I have gone here many times with my active little guy. Always nice people there, nice park. Convenient for me, happy for my little guy.

Big dogs and little dogs are separated. Clean, plenty of paekibg, and dogs and ownwrs are nice.read more

There are 2 grounds here and I'm reviewing ground 2 , which is closer to the parking . Ground 1 is…read moregood . We had some U17 matches there and it's good. Ground 2 is a bit wierd . There is a tree right before the mid wicket boundary .... Everytime someone hits there and hits the tree, you have to run and score . It's not considered a six ! Nice and big parking !! Overall a good ground but ground 2 is a bit wierd !

Nice place for a walk. Mostly level ground so it's good for all ages & health conditions. Lots of…read morepicnic benches for parties. And decent bathrooms... that's ALWAYS a plus!

Our dog loved this place. We came late on a weekday and it was very empty. But he still had a lot…read moreof fun. It is really big, consisting of both a small and large dog section. We did like the water stations as well as the poop bags. It was also helpful to have parking right by. My only complaint was that when we left his legs were FILTHY. I was surprised because the park didn't seem muddy. So be sure to bring some wipes and be prepared to give your dog a bath after.

My dog LOVES to come here…read more Sooo much space. There is a large area for large dogs and also one for small dogs I've never had any problems with other dogs or pet owners . Everyone is pretty nice. I have yet to encounter an aggressive dog . Water station and garbage bags located in park .

Fun twists and turns, ups and downs--a terrific path. Worth a visit even if it's briefread more

I came here recently as we were looking for a new area to hike around. Entered via Jacques Lane and…read morethe white trail, though in reverse order (clockwise). It's pretty fun and scenic. Very easy to get lost in the nature of things, staring at the river and canal. It's actually a pretty long hike if you do the red trail or even the orange one. It's not too cumbersome of a hike. Paths can get a bit narrow, so it's a bit annoying if you're walking and you encounter some bikers. Also wish there were a bit more signs, but that's probably intentional.