This is a wonderful park for canoeing and swimming, though it can be crowded in summer. Leashed dogs are welcome in the preserve and on the trails. Obey all posted signs regarding pets.
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We started at the trail entrance by the water and walked about 45 minutes. It was a nice walk. The path is cleared well, and it has a woodsy feel without having to kick through brush. I do wish the path was wider! It would be difficult to walk with 2 people and 2 dogs. Overall a great place to bring the pup for some new sniffs and a good nature walk!