Nice place to take a walk! Kiddie park kiddie water sprinklers!…read moreNot a place to go biking

I've been there before it is good you should try it out The deck hockey rink is the best for meread more

Gorgeous place! So many different things, you have the park, the playing field, the trails, the…read moremountain trails. It doesn't have just one hidden pond, oh no, it has 2! There's also a trail that crosses the street that goes to the Munts Pond Preserve, that goes to another hidden POND!! It's so cool!

I visited this park to watch a men's softball game The two fields were in good shape and the park…read morehad several Portopotty"s The parking lot was fairly large and placed away from the two baseball fields. Foul balls from the game would probably not reach any of the park cars. Besides the baseball fields, the Park offers trails for hiking and biking. They have mark trails that noted difficulty on their detail map guide. Also, handball courts in Hidden Pond Park for those that enjoy that actin. I intend to visit the Park in the near future to learn more about its surroundings

Great neighborhood spot for a hike. Quiet and peaceful and beautiful. Great place to spend a Sunday…read moremorning to regroup for the work weekend.

Happened upon this hidden little spot after a long bike ride--a perfect end to the ride. Gorgeous…read moreviews all around, very quiet and secluded. It'd be a lovely spot to have lunch and read a book. The roads there are very hilly and the town it's in is quite wooded and forest-y; it doesn't feel like the usual strip-mall suburbs of Long Island. If you're driving, there isn't much parking. It's wonderful but tiny--not really meant to be a destination or anything, but a great surprise for those chancing upon it.

Such a cute place to bring the kids, strollers, or even just yourself to relax. There's a track…read morethat you can walk, it has exercise stations and bench's if you need a break. The parking lot is huge. There's a small farm that you can walk through with the kids. There's a cute indoor greenhouse and cute photo opportunities for the family. There's a park and gazebos in the back. There's a pool as well. If you are a resident there's an electronic pass you can buy. If you are not a resident, do the meter parking because the pass is INSANE. All in all great park to go to! Oh and sadly no pets are allowed there.

Updating this, because I heard the news that they were closing the site at the end of the year and…read morethis hurts my heart. If the animals were being mistreated I wish they were doing things to remedy the site rather than close it completely. Here's to those who grew up here and have the best memories like my husband.

David Weld is a gorgeous place! It's otherworldy even! Apparently, there's a kettle hole, but I…read morestill haven't found it yet lol.

Came here with my good friend and this was honestly one of my favorite trails. I have a thing for…read moretrails that end with beach view. We saw the stunning cliff overseeing the beach and then we took the trail down to get our feet soaked. Next time I'll come more prepare and bring my bathing suite like the couples we saw. Definitely coming back with my husband, I have a feeling he will love it as much as I did. It was honestly the perfect Saturday. Parking can be an issue though. Lucky for us we came when it first opened and we didn't have a problem.

This is your typical neighborhood park / playground. While babysitting my niece last weekend, she…read moreinformed us that she wanted to go to the park, yet her parents nor my MIL decided to tell us where the park was. My FIL showed up mid-morning and showed us how to find this park that puts a sparkle in little girls' eyes. It's about 6/10th of a mile walk to get here, and my 2 and half year old niece walked the whole way (she was so excited!). The park has two parts, a baseball field and a playground. The ball field looks nice, though we didn't use it since "big kids" were playing baseball. The grass was recently mowed, so it was a perfect height. The playground is perfect for toddlers and kids in general. There are multiple ways to climb up and there are 4 big slides and 1 little slide. There are 4 swings (two normal ones and two with better restraints for smaller children. The park is clean and nicely maintained. There are also a couple picnic tables if you are so inclined. My niece had a blast, so much so that she made my husband and my FIL carry her all the way home (and she did not nap much to our chagrin).

A nice park for kids and adults in the area, they made it harder to get into the woods, witch…read morelessens the fun.

It's a nice neighborhood park with playgrounds and basketball court a field and a walking path…read morearound it

It's a functional park that at the time was clean and didn't have much of anything brokenread more