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Overview: Edmands Park is rated 4.6/5 from 76 Google reviews. Crowd: Reviews describe a friendly crowd of owners and dogs. Downsides: Some reviews mention a smaller layout than some visitors expect.
Overview: Edmands Park is rated 4.6/5 from 76 Google reviews. Crowd: Reviews describe a friendly crowd of owners and dogs. Downsides: Some reviews mention a smaller layout than some visitors expect.
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It’s big lots of parking 🅿️. My dog and I really enjoyed are visit.
this is a very old tract of land. in the 1930s it had a skating pond and a log cabin built by the Boy Scouts of America, troop 1. The fieldstone foundation and chimney are all that remain of the cabin. The pond has become a swamp with a tiny stream, due to eutrophication and lack of dredging. Nonetheless, there are ample trails and hills to walk about and find peace and quiet. it's quite dog friendly, and commonly off leash (whether legal or not), where most everyone I meet is polite and well behaved. Many times I'm the only one there. It's wonderful.
It's a basic park with well traveled trails. I enjoyed my little hike here
Great trails to walk with your dog or without. Our dog favorite place to play with other dogs.
A hidden gem! We did an orientation event with the scouts and it was great. Well done, Newton.
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