Its beautiful and hidden right in the middle of town. A little overgrown, wear boots.

A very nice place. quiet, secluded, and hidden.

Got there and didnt know where to park and just got turned off so I had to turn around and went to another park instead.

No place to park. It was at the end of a dead end street. Behind a shopping plaza. Yuck. No I didnt bother checking it out.

This place is completely surrounded by private property making it nearly inaccessible. However, possible entrances include parking at Ozark Natural Foods and walking directly east. I accessed a trail located by the driveway northern most house in that neighborhood located directly behind ONF. Another preserve entrance is from the wooded area off of S Rayview drive. I would walk these wood often as a kid, and could find such things as an old cemetery and loads of trash. After the ice storm however, the debris from fallen tree matter has completely obscured the once clear trails. Maybe its a good idea for a community project? Clean, restore, and label the trail and give the little nature preserve a name for itself after all these years.

Bad, never come here, dirty, people will call the cops. ;-)

Nice outdoor area