Robinson State Park

A beautifully well maintained rural park, in very quiet & tranquil setting. There are many walking trails in & out from the main road, with a nice pavilion & a swimming pond with a beach front. Ample parking on tarred lots. Bathrooms are only open seasonally.

Beautiful park! Lots of dog walkers, kids and bikes. There is the main trail and little just off trails all over. We have seen a momma black bear and her cubs here a few times. There are no trash cans - so it’s pack in and out. The gate closes at 4pm sharp, and it is $10 to get in (in season). There are many different little lots to park around the park perimeter.

Great park with plenty of trails and spots for Activities. There is a nice network of trails for hiking and some biking paths as well. You could also just walk or run on the road. It is pet friendly and many people walk their dog here. I believe you can also fish and swim here.The only down side I see if they tend to close the gates a bit early. Many people just park on the street outside the gate however, which doesn't appear to be a big problem.

The hike is really beautiful but coming here for the first time it was confusing as there are no signs to direct you or maps. There is a main road which you walk on but you hesitate to veer off the road in fear of getting lost. Once we did we realized each trail looped around back to the main road. There were beautiful waterfalls off the trails and really pretty scenery; just a suggestion to add more signs and it would make it perfect for those coming for the first time! Would have hated missing all the park had to offer!

Mid-May is here, and the bugs are starting to become active. Ticks, too. Lots of individual cyclists and groups are riding the trails. Monday evenings are especially busy! Make sure to check yourself & your 4-legged friends for ticks as you exit the park.