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Restrooms
Not confirmed
Not confirmed, and unlikely at a trail-only preserve. Plan accordingly.
A 1.5-mile nature trail, flat and easy, used mostly for walking and dog-walking. A nature preserve rather than a facilities park. Come for the walk, not the amenities.
What's there
Facilities
8/13 confirmed- Playground
- No
- Drinking water
- Not confirmed
- Shade
- Yes
- Pavilion
- Not confirmed
- Grills
- No
- Trails
- Yes
- Paved path
- Not confirmed
- Courts / fields
- No
- Fishing
- Not confirmed
- Disc golf
- No
- Skate park
- No
- Dog park
- No
Getting around
Not confirmed as wheelchair accessible. The county calls the 1.5-mile loop a gravelled nature trail while its facility list says paved and unpaved — 'accessible for all skill levels' is a statement about difficulty, not about wheels.
Hours and contact
- Hours
- 6am – 9pm, daily
- Phone
- 302-744-2495Kent County Parks & Recreation, weekdays 8am–5pm. The county publishes no per-park numbers, so this is the office that runs it.
Other community parks in Kent County
- Brecknock Park — restrooms: yes — season not confirmed
- Tidbury Creek County Park — restrooms: not confirmed
- Big Oak Park — restrooms: yes — season not confirmed
- Browns Branch County Park — restrooms: not confirmed
- Lebanon Landing — restrooms: not confirmed
- Kesselring County Park — restrooms: not confirmed
- Schutte Park — restrooms: not confirmed
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