Nice secluded park, not busy like most. This is important during the pandemic yall

Almost dont want to share this jewel of a park because it is so peaceful and intimate. Lovely benches with an overlook, and a picnic shelter next to a cascading creek..all in close proximity to the area parking- so a good place to bring Grandma and the kids...rocks to climb and a natural small ampitheater beg to be used for a creative family outing...not to mention spectacular vintage azaleas, dozens of butterflies and wildflowers. Please do not trash this pretty little place! And dispose of it properly in bear safe bins...yes there might be bears!

This is a lovely local park with trails through the area and a small stream running along side. Small cemetery with founders marked. Blooms in the spring but lovely in the summer too. Lots of mature trees and birds abound. Butterflies and squirrels running about. Bat house near the amphitheater. Quiet and out of the way.

Well maintained. Very few people know of this place. Perfect social distancing hike for little ones.

I have been bringing my kids here for 10+ years as well as coming solo for peaceful quiet time. We love this adorable outdoor spot. Of course we love it when the azaleas are all in bloom but love coming here year round for a place to wind down from city life.

Great place to hike or picnic. They have one covered shelter that can be reserved but doesnt have to, and several other places to eat and enjoy nature at the same time.

Accessible to me, great spring azàleas, picnic shelter.

I wish I could keep this place a secret! BEAUTIFUL!!

Very pretty area to go for a walk, But too many people that don’t put their dogs on leashes, which is very frustrating for those of us who follow the rules and have our dogs on leashes.

Such an amazing trail. We live 5 min from here and have just discovered it. Weve been missing out for the last 8 yrs

The best little known park Come in May with your camera to enjoy the enormous azaleas. Donated to Roanoke County from a very sweet lady, Mary Jane Burgess.

BEAUTIFUL, RELAX, REALLY GOOD.

Very cool spot that Id never been too. Not a huge area but great for a casual hike or walk.

Beautiful park with picnic area and some trails.We will go back to explore more.

Great place to go for a short hike with the family.

Very nice for quick stroll in woods, either alone or with family or friends. Enjoy natures beauty without traveling distance from Roanoke, and relax yourself

A small but very pretty park with an easy hiking loop trail. Recommend visiting during Autumn

My son and I went around midafternoon and we stayed for almost an hour. It was our first time there and I can see going again in the fall. One other vehicle in the parking area but we didnt encounter anyone while on the trails. Very interesting little nature area not far from home and a couple of very nice views of the valley on the somewhat steep drive up. Part of the old logging road trail was getting overgrown so we didnt venture too far since we were in shorts and tees. Pleasant little stream to sit and relax at along the path to the picnic shelter. Peaceful place.

Nice, quiet, safe

Petty neat place.

Very small park with a walking trail. I definitely wouldnt call it hiking. It is beautiful none the less especially along the azalea trail when the bushes are in bloom. There is a picnic area here and also a stage area. I would recommend this place to people with kids or people with limited mobility issues that cant go hiking. I also want to add this place has no view. So its very much a nature walk.

Missed the Azaelas but next year !!! Awesome trails.

This is the most beautiful and relaxing spot ever. The nature is gorgeous. I love you.

One of the prettiest places to take pictures in the fall and spring.

This is a nice place to stop to practice photography, have a picnic, it do some hiking. The yellow Forsythia is there first sign of spring here, followed by red bud and around June the lower part is alive with azaleas and butterflies.

Beautiful family fun

Secluded trails in a beautiful moutainsde area. This place really doesnt get enough attention. Make sure to visit during the warmer months!

Nice small park with hundreds of huge azaleas. Looking forward to seeing it in the spring

One of my favorite spots from when I was a child, this little glade boasts a picnic area with grills, a portapotty, bear-proof trash cans, ample parking, azalea gardens, a small babbling brook, and most importantly, serenity, peace, and quiet, only a few miles from one of Roanokes busiest arteries. Be sure to come here in the spring as well as the winter for the peace and quiet.

Beautiful and quiet location. It isnt far from the Keagy Village area but youd never know by the ambiance. It has a picnic area, walking trails and small amphitheater. A hidden gem within the Roanoke park system.

Fun gentle walk. Dont go up the driveway after parking; start the trail by the shelter.

The wife and I go at least once a year to see the azaleas in full bloom, we love this place.

Nice little park

Nice trails that are pet friendly as well. Beautiful park

It has nicely maintained trails and paved parking. The trails are not paved.

Nice short hikes in a pretty spot.

Beautiful little park, pleasant stroll through the woods.

Oops just a few days too early for the azaleas

Found ticks on my dog after just a 15 minute walk here. Heads up.

The best

Beautiful gardens, well laid out, with an amphitheatre

Beautiful, peaceful, suitable for short or long hikes

Nice little trail spot in town.