Bicentennial Boardwalk

I'm giving this place 5 stars, ONLY because it really is a great park. But I would love to give it no stars because I hate hate hate the fact there's sooooo many mosquitoes there that ate me alive when I went. Definitely take yourself some bug spray. It's a fun walk though and is pretty. It's an easy walk that anyone can do. The boardwalk walks you thru trees that makes it exciting for the kids, and while inside all the trees you'll find a cool spring spraying water. There's also a stream that runs along side the boardwalk. The park itself has hills, lots of grass, a fenced dog park, playground with slides, swings and climbing activities. Has a bathroom and parking is great!

Well-kept boardwalk through marshy, wooded area south of Bicentennial Park. The boardwalk entrance is located south of the pond in Bicentennial Park. There are some plaques with information along the boardwalk. There is also a natural spring. There are lots of mosquitos, so I'd recommend bug spray.

My kids love the boardwalk, we always find interesting things to see. My favorite time to go is in the summertime when the trees are green and it's warm and you can spot some little fish in the shallow water. In the fall and winter it's a little brushy and brown.

Morning coffee in the shade of the trees over looking the pond, priceless.

We biked on the trail and it was gorgeous! Most was up hill but that just made a easier faster way back down. We did take a wrong turn though and ended up going a little under 12 miles. Over all a great experience