Glenwood Gardens

It's a great place. We were here today. There were lots of things to do: walk around and go to the playground. They have a model train and a room where you can put together puzzles, draw, and observe some animals. We saw snakes, rabbits, toads, and a spider. Everything was really beautiful. We had an incredible time, every time we went, and the prices were affordable. Recommended.

This park is for children. It’s not big. There are many interesting things for children. We’re adults, we came to walk the grounds. We paid $5 for a car. We walked around the area and decided to go into the park through a shop. They said that the entrance is paid. And even did not warn that it is for children. We paid $12 for two. Went into the park and understood that adults have nothing to do. In 5 minutes we walked around and left. It was not very pleasant.

Very well maintained and beautiful to hike through! A decent amount of shade cover for those hot summer days, but not 100%. I also like that this area is for pedestrians only, so no bicycles or rollerblades or anything. It's good to have a few trails that different traffic types don't have to look out for each other on narrow paths.

My nephew has a rare syndrome, it's kinda like autism. He loved it, at one point it was a little intense. But we pulled through :)

Beautiful, well maintained park. We enjoyed the Highfield park section with playground, fairy garden, and walking/nature trails. the playground equipment seems to be geared more towards younger kids our nine year old had a good time but we could tell he would be bored with the equipment fast. There is a charge of $6 per person for this portion of the park. Parking is free. There is an area to eat, and a gift shop, as well