I really liked the Glen Rock area of Saddle River County Park. On the day we went, we encountered a…read moregiant turtle, a family of deer, and various water fowl. This was the most luck we've had seeing animals up close at SRCP. Plus, I enjoyed walking the paths there and walking around the pond at this part of the park.

There's plenty of free parking, benches and picnic tables. There's "duck pond", public bathrooms, a…read moreplayground and a dog park. I came to the park for the trail and got a great workout! The trail is paved and next to the stream, parallel with Paramus Ave. It goes through Glen Rock, Paramus, Fair Lawn and Rochelle Park. It splits in a few areas and there's a few different entry points and parks along the way. The path could be busy. I think most the walkers are annoyed at the bike riders for passing them by quickly, but the riders are annoyed at the walkers for taking up space and not staying to the right. In the map, you can see where the trails splits and can take the alternate path. It was great for a bike ride, except I walked it in a few areas and hopefully I don't get poison ivy. There were baseball fields, basketball courts, pavilions and an abandoned tennis court. There was a waterfall, a lookout tower and a building from the 1800's. The underpasses/bridges were nicely boarded and the trail is very clean. This park is very basic. There was nothing extraordinary about it. I think if your in the area and it's convenient to walk or ride through, it's nice, but it's not worth going out of your way.

This park has been like a welcoming friend in all the years I've been old enough to bring myself to…read moreit. It's cute and functional in the center of town. You'll know it by the clock. Enter via steps off the main street or streets off the triangle on either side.. There's usually something fun going on here during the summer months - free concerts, events, and movies during the summer. I've caught glimpses of The Life of Pi and various other "movies under the stars". During the fall, it's a great place to come and bring a blanket ... and perhaps a sweetheart. I've even seen people with a clandestine bottle of wine. (*ahem* not that I would ever do that) It's popular with families, in particular. It's a calm and serene oasis to come and relax during the day or early evening. Overall - it's a park with heart. Recommend!

very nice "town square" type park in downtown Ridgewood. Frequent free concerts, movies, festivals…read moreand other events. A nice spot to come eat your lunch or just relax on a park bench and watch the World go by for awhile.

Great place! Amazing location. However, I was pretty shocked about the amount of dog poop not…read morepicked up! Shame on these owners!! Bags are even provided! I love that there are community toys, balls, and even a kiddie pool and running water!! My dog was very happy, even though it was very hot when we went. Can't wait to go back now that it's getting cooler out.

Such a beautiful dog park with such amazing dogs and even more incredible owners! The park is…read morespacious, clean, well maintained and has some agility and tunnels for the dogs to explore. plenty of seating in chairs and benches with a covered area to sit under on those hotter days. Apart also planted some trees for the dogs to enjoy and offer some shade. The park offers Going fun events like water play for the dogs and yuppie hour so you can enjoy cocktails and food while your dogs play. The park is also nicely hidden behind the recycling center which makes it quiet and private. One of the best dog parks around! highly recommend!

Hands down one of the best parks in Bergen County…read more The Wild Duck Pond Area part of Saddle River County Park is not huge by any imagination, but it's definitely one of the nicest and more peaceful parks with the duck pond and its fountains. And, if you're a resident of the county, then you'll clearly know that no playground compares to Van Saun's, but this park's playground is relatively larger than most and quite clean. On our most recent visit on a super gorgeous Spring Saturday afternoon, it was busy, but not overly crowded. Besides the pond and playground, there are multiple picnic tables on the park grounds for those looking to have a nice picnic or small gathering. Like I said, it's one of the nicer parks and playgrounds in the area and worth the trip if you're looking for a low-key, yet nice playground for your kids to play at.

This Duck Pond had always been a nice place to visit…read more However, we had not been there for about one year. We were quite disappointed yesterday. The walking path was dirty with goose and dog droppings throughout. We had to walk gingerly to avoid them. It seemed as though there hadn't been a cleaning for several days.

A basic park just off rock Road in Glen Rock. Sandwiched between houses. Just a picnic bench and a…read moregrassy field under trees. Not much else. Beautiful right now with the fall colors and fallen leaves.

If you need a break and want to retreat to nature, Dunkerhook is a good place to visit. Very…read morepeaceful and serene. Lots of passive green and giant trees. Nice walking paths also.

Got stuck in accident traffic and pulled off 208 to find another way to the gym. Found this park in…read morea serendipitous way. It was warm and I'd much rather skip a spinning class to take in nature instead. There were families, dog walkers, joggers and bikers all enjoying spring. Quite a few deer were wondering around. Plenty of birds, most notably very large redheaded woodpecker making a terrible racket. Just kidding, I really enjoyed watching him poke for bugs. This park is a long stretch of greenway following both sides of a creek. There are mile markers that take you through different towns. I think I only did about a mile and a half of it, but I'm looking forward to coming back now that it's warmer, and exploring the different bridges and trails.

If you're looking for a place to play basketball, look no further this is one of the few places…read morearound that has a court. There's a few baseball fields. One of them is used for soccer and there's also a tennis court. I saw some weird court that had some structures on it that I have no idea what it's used for. There's a pavilion and a jungle gym for kids as well. There's a bike trail if you don't mind riding up hill, you will be rewarded on the way down when it's time to leave and get to ride down. There's a trail in the surrounding woods as well. On one side, there's a view into the quarry and on the other side a view of the city. And if you're at the park and we get invaded, no worries there is a tank occupying the high grounds as well.

Nice gated picnic area with swings, playground, and open area. It has electricity, too and a nice…read morecement area to put all the food. Limited parking right next to it but you can walk a bit to get another spot. There is a baseball bark beside it with extra parking too

Great well kept park. Maintenance is done regularly to keep the park clean. My son loves the swings…read morethey have here as well. I come here for morning walks and enjoy the scenery. I can get a quick 3 mile walk without noticing the distance since it's so relaxing.

Every time we visit New jersey we checked out county parks along our way…read more Last weekend just when we thought all the foliage is gone we were treated with a peaceful walk sorrounded by colorful leaves, babbling brook & met some friendly walkers & cute dogs. Lots of benches, a free book thingy, & i spotted a porty potty.