Some beautiful trails in a surprising location some are paved around the perimeter but there are more natural Trails also

Beautiful place to visit with something for everyone - light hiking to see vistas of the lake with well marked trails and paved paths for biking. Planning to visit more to get a better understanding of the trails. Love we have access to this natural escape in Burlington County

Nice paved trail. Woods trails are not marked at all. The forest edge path is coated with ticks. Recommend avoiding or wearing lots of repellent and doing a very thorough tick check if you take that.

My daughter (3.5 years old) and I spend at least 1 lunchtime per week here. We usually eat at the rear picnic area of the park just because there's a real (with actual plumbing and flushing toilets) restroom on the back side, up front (Rt 130 entrance) there's only a porta-style, and we then walk the path until we find ourselves in the hiking path leading to the lake. We easily spend 2 to 3 hours walking around, enjoying the shade, animals, other walkers, all the nature of being in the woods. It's a fantastic place to get 'lost' for a while and spend some quality time either with a child, family member, friend or just by yourself.

I like the way this off-road hiling path is played out. Bring tick repellent. I had three on me coming out of there. Anything not in the forest is long grass as far as trails go. There are not a lot of markers for trails and easy to get turned around, but it's a good tract for off-road running.