Really cool attractions to see and to walk around with family and friends. Awesome place.

Great place to watch waterfoul.

Very peaceful. I go here in the mornings and listen to the birds call you see all kinds of ducks great blue herons eat rabbits blackbirds woodpeckers hummingbirds its a very quiet restful place.

GPS took us to a parking lot that was marked private property no trespassing, plus there was a cop parked there so we just drove away. There are absolutely no signs in the parking lot for the wetlands and none on the roads leading to the werlands.

The GPS took me to a parking lot to a business park. From here I had walking access to the water and unmarked trails. As I was waiting to my car to hop out, a blue heron flew over me and landed about 20 feet from my car! it was so wonderful to bird-watch. So many other birds such as red winged blackbirds, Canada geese and a variety of ducks.

This place is really awesome. You can walk all the way through these trails to a Max stop and there is parking on both sides. They have dirt trails some trails with bark dust and other trails that have a cement path. I believe you cannot take your dog there because there is so much Wildlife. Coyotes deer and rabbits run through the which I have seen. And theres even more.

Small area but worth a visit for a peak. Great blue herons frequent this spot, and other water fowl.

Google maps takes you near a parking lot that if you know where to go puts you at one end of the trail. I would recommend looking at satellite view before you go so that you can find one of the starting points of the trail. One with a clearly marked sign is actually off of hwy 8 and the other is in a parking lot close to train tracks (not marked). My nature loving daughter (6 years old) enjoyed herself, but there are better nature areas to visit.

This is a short path that starts out parallel to TV Highway, it then curves North and passes by some office buildings and parking lots. There is a nice pond in there somewhere, but calling this a nature area is kind of a stretch. Takes about 10-15 minutes to walk the path.

I really like the scenery of wetlands and hopefully we never lose them theyre very important for the balance of nature.

Be careful out there! I took a walk today here, with my daughter. It was peaceful and nice but then a crazy guy appeared, he was so scary, he cried and screamed and he had a fight with the noises in his head, he pulled his clothes and he started to follow us.. Scariest moment in my life. I grabbed my daughter and we started to walk away as fast as I can... We made it to the parking lot and the guy disappeared. Im not going there ever again..

Excellent I needed a break

I always encounter wildlife from every where, deer,rabits birds and more around every corner is a new chance.

This is a lovely park, but its very, very small and only has one path! But, I do love that dogs are allowed.

Nice place to walk and see wildlife (mostly birds)

Great local trail hidden from the highway. I wouldnt travel to visit though.

A nice little park, open dawn to dusk. Dogs on a leash are welcome.

Quiet; frogs or toads galore

Lots of trails with varying landscapes

Beautiful, is there mor to say?

Great place

So beautiful here

So beautiful

Clean and beautiful

Nice trails here

I like this park

Who cares

It is good luck wonderful