Love this trail. It used to span from Goshen to the Monroe area but it has been extended into the…read moreMiddletown area. You could start here and bike or hike 20 miles or less depending on your fitness level. Trail is well paved for both walking, hiking and biking with seating along the route for breaks. There doesn't seem to be a clear spot to park at this entry point but it's a city type area so street parking can very likely be found. There are spots to eat in this immediate area to reward yourself after a vigorous walk or bike.

Great view Drive to top, few parking spaces…read moreGreat for picnic, hikes, bike rides

Calm, comfortable park…read more It's a place for peace and reflection: maybe some swim, or fish (it's a fast moving river - not sure if there are any fish), or to just roll up and bring a grill with some sausages, pork chop & steak! The lynchpin of this park is as follows: there's a ton of empty parking spots, not much noise, 2 large outdoor covered square picnic roofs (also tables and benches), trash bins, bathrooms and some dips in the grass to the water. Perfect for rafts, canoes and floats can be buoyed into river.. Popp Memorial Park is less a lush green park; it's more for gatherings, picnic-type events, grilling, throwing a baseball, rafting, swimming (I think it's allowed), smoking or just sitting in a lawn chair to get totally drunk.. your choice. Cool and restoring small 'outdoor SPOT'. Beautiful New York sunsets over the mountains. Rebel review: 5

Excellent and quaint waterfront area open to residents of Greenwood Lake & surrounding towns. It…read morewas very peaceful when I visited on a weekday with barely anybody in sight other than a few employees and lifeguards. The parking lot has plenty of spaces. There is a small stage set up for special events and music performances. There is a pathway to the left that leads up to a gazebo and offers incredible views of Greenwood Lake & the shoreline. There is a modestly small sized beach area manned with 2 lifeguards on duty. There's plenty of picnic tables to have some food while taking in lake views or the surrounding mountains. There's also a swing set available in the open green area adjacent to the parking lot. It's definitely a cute and peaceful spot worth visiting in Greenwood Lake and excellent for some photo opportunities.

The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is absolutely stunning and encompasses a huge area…read more There are many trails and lookout points so find a map and choose where you want to see before heading there. This review is specifically for the Mount Minsi Loop Trail. There is also a lookout point you can drive/easily park at a few minutes away. The small parking lots here fill up quickly, but if you can snag a spot it is worth the visit. There is a small trail around Lenape Lake; the fall colors around the lake are beautiful. There is also a picnic table near the lake. This area is part of the Appalachian Trail making it a great spot for hikers and nature lovers alike. You do not need to be an avid hiker to enjoy the easy trail here. There are no restrooms facilities here and parking is very limited.

This is one of the best parts of the State of New Jersey. It's a huge state park with mountain…read moretrails and the scenic Delaware Water Gap rolling right in the middle of it all. I've never been one to go hiking but the park is beautiful especially during the fall. The leaves change quicker up here so it starts in September. The fishing is pretty good as well, visited here to fish many times as a kid. It has a nice visitor center with picnic tables and rest rooms. New Jersey gets a bad rap. Most critics don't know about the better parts of the state such as this one.

It's a decent park with exercise stations, tennis courts, a playground, a dog park, and a pond…read more There was plenty of parking. The dog park side also has a train that says welcome to Middletown.

Easy access. Puts you right onto the trail. Well kept. Not well lit at night. Safe area to park.read more

Google maps said it was a park. It's pretty bad and overgrown…read more Small area for parking but I don't know why you would park and go lol

My friends invited me to my first round of disc golf here and now I'm hooked. The course is well…read moremaintained and has a variety of technical features including a stream. They have picnic tables and bathrooms but they were closed when I was there. Being a beginner, I had to chase my frisbee into the brush a few times. So I picked up a tick on my clothes. Just a reminder to check yourself for ticks when you get home. If you've never played disc golf before this is a great place to start. It's free to play, good exercise, and requires only a disc to start.