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    Wolfe's Pond Park and Beach

    4.0 (27 reviews)

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    Melvinik S.

    This was my 1st time coming to this park and it is absolutely beautiful. My colleague was having a birthday barbecue here today. Although it was very cold today it is still a beautiful place to have an outside event or barbecue. The water is beautiful which is surrounded by greenery and tall trees. It was a very clean park that also had clean with clean bathrooms all over. The park consisted of benches and tables. The only thing I thought they could have more of are the tables and chairs. You probably have to get there very early if you want that type of set up. I also loved the fact that parking was not a problem. The park had a decent large size parking lot which was a plus for me. They accommodated the handicapped vehicles and had space for a lot more cars. I'm sure on a summer hot day it is beyond beautiful. I will definitely be back.

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    Jess H.

    I really love this park. I've taken my dogs there 3x in the past week and am planning on bringing them back after I get out of work today. Trying to take advantage of it while we still have beautiful weather! I have not even gone anywhere else other than the big open area; I don't even know what the enclosed dog area looks like (truthfully i'm not sure where it's located) but just that one spot has kept us coming back. Maybe later we will "explore" a little more. It is beautiful, serene, and such a wholesome scene of people strolling with their dogs, a group of young children playing soccer, people flying kites, having picnics, etc. It is what the world is lacking!

    Katie C.

    Love this place. It's my go to beach. Super quiet and clean. It's small but has the cleanest beach and water. Rest rooms close by. No snack stand but who needs that. Large grassy fields for bqqs.

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    One of my favorite place quiet perfect for fishing bbq and relaxing I always take my lil family there and my friends as well they came from Brooklyn they love it

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