Beautiful park. Well maintained. Includes a Veterans memorial with an impressive eagle sculpture mounted on top.

Very nice scenery wide trail. I think it will be good snowshoeing or cross country in the winter. The ponds are very pretty was hoping to see a wood duck. Next time

Interesting hike, nice cushioned walking surface. Will do it again!!

Other then the pretty yellow birds its a pretty boring trail

Nice park, lots of flowers. Stay away from the bridge handles and tall grass though. Ticks everywhere.

Beautiful park. Very accessible kids and elderly friendly.

A very nice walking trail through an old clay deposit used for brick manufacture. Nature has reclaimed the area.

Its a nice little trail with wildlife. If you want some peace and quiet but dont want to wander too far, this place is perfect.

This park is basically a trail to a wetland area in our town that at 1 time was used for making bricks and the since become a wooded and open area and refuge a for birds. The trail is gravel level and easy to walk And its great 3 there are quick walk or sometime in the quiet to contemplate

Very nice trail

I love this place. A slice of heaven

Great place for a nature walk

Scenic and a lovely winding path full of shady trees. P.S. Bring bug spray!

Simply an awesome trail for biking.

Simple to get too and its well maintained, if only the lazy dog owners would pick up after their pets... Not aweful, but still to often.

Well maintained trail thats an easy walk, run or bike ride. Can start on Elmwood (park at library) and walk all the way to Buckland Park. Be careful of geese poop! My kids love to walk on the bridge and watch the dragonflies down by the water.

Love this park

It is a good, quiet place to go and run or walk.

Nature is whack. Im staying inside until we get rid of more trees

A suburban wetland with an interesting history. There trail is short and flat, but attractive.

This gets 4 stars, relative to what it is. Its an accessible (e.g. by wheelchair) paved walk through an otherwise unusable wetland. in the 1850s this area was a clay quarry and brick-making factory. In the summer, there will likely be hungry insects sizing you up for a meal. Im glad Brighton is methodically doing low-key development of these vest-pocket parks. Especially good for a stroll with your elderly parents or friends as the footing is easy. There are interpretive signs about the flora, fauna, and brickyard history. Clear sightlines, so it doesnt come off like a walk through a swamp.

Next door. Well maintained the year round, thank you to the staff!! Good for my walk.

Nice oasis.

Love the new trail. Perfect distance for a quick workout and overlooks wetlands which is nice.

Great addition to trail network in Brighton.

Fun and relaxing place to walk.

Could use a street vendor

Wide clean path

Nice

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