Easy mountain bike trails - good for all skill levels. Facilities are well maintained. Great signage. Plenty of parking.
I married my wife in this park, it's such a picturesque location! Nice places to camp as well, plus apparently an observatory which I still have yet to find.
My favorite place to walk and enjoy the nature. Can't wait until it's warm again to go back!
Beautiful park. Have to be careful as some of the paths are very dangerous for footing. Clean rest areas. Perfect pls e for great picture of nature and history.
I love this place! It's a couple hours from my home but worth the drive, especially if we're camping. There's something there to do for everyone: camping, hiking, playgrounds, disc golf, etc
We stay here once every year, nice, well maintained park with very friendly staff. The park is always clean and our stay has always been enjoyable.
A great place to camp. Very peaceful and relaxing. The neighbors were all quiet and polite.
The first time I went hiking was on this trail, and it's a personal favorite of mine. I've made a lot of memories here and I plan to make a lot more. Unlike Glen Helen (which is a great trail too don't get me wrong), there's a lot less obnoxious college students wandering around.
All around a good local spot for hiking and camping. There are multiple trails and for hiking and mountain bikes. Camp lots are all primitive and a little close together but the experience and people were great!
This place was beautiful. The trails are well maintained. The people working in the camp office were some of the nicest and most accommodating people I've ever met. We had such a good time as a family. We took our 3 year old and was a great place for her. We will be back!
What a beautiful trail to walk. We loved how that even though the trail had some major elevation changes, the climb and descents were gradual. This really helped us considering we're not in the best shape for hiking. The campsites were very nice as well. We'll definitely be coming back.
Such a large, lovely state park. Been going here for 12 years. It's so well kept and peaceful, really worth a visit if you're near Yellow Springs, or just want to do some light hiking.
The park is very clean. The $5 parking fee was worth the upkeep of the stairs and path. I was surprised that when the park was closed, there was no Forest Ranger to assist people who may have been lost. However, their was security near the entrance to be sure you were out of the parking lot by closing. I guess bread crumbs are my best suggestion for getting back to your paid parking. Otherwise, the park is rich in history and very scenic for fantastic landscape photos
Love this park! Beautiful nature and rabbits, birds and squirrels. Many trails that run close to the river, great for pets on or off leashes. Not ideal for people with walkers or who need assistance waking as the terrain is uneven.
This place is exactly why my family needs. We are transplants from Idaho and this place makes me feel like home. The hiking trails can get a little crowded but it's not too bad. The mountain biking trails are great. I will be there at least once a week from here on out.