Noble Woods Park

Stunning park located right off the road, but the trees are tall enough you can hardly tell you’re in a city! Great immersion. There is a Porta potty

This Park was a hidden gem. Like a well kept secret, not knowing what to discover next. Me and my baby girl came across it and haven't stopped coming to find more playgrounds and more walkways. It is very serene and calming amongst the city. It's like a getaway from all the chaos if you are used to the sticks. It's a sense of home for me. I truly do recommend you take an hour or two to ground yourself.

Enjoyable walk. Paved trails. The facilities were closed for the winter but there was a porta potty. I would go again ❤️

Noble Woods Park is a peaceful urban retreat known for its natural beauty and well-maintained trails. It offers a great escape for nature lovers with dense forest areas, walking paths, and a quiet atmosphere. The park is ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying a calm, green environment away from the city noise. It’s family-friendly and perfect for those who appreciate outdoor activities in a serene setting.

Nice place for a walk. Dogs allowed on leash. Some paved routes. Covered picnic area. A few benches along the trails. We have seen owls, rabbits, and squirrels. Restrooms with flush toilets in summer. Outhouse in winter. Free parking. Some trails and bridges flood seasonally. Update 07/05/2024: New compacted sand trail from S entrance gate to sidewalk. Will be interesting to see how it weathers. Added a bench, also.

Absolutely beautiful! Was close to my hotel so I could get a nice walk in everyday while enjoying the scenery 🌳

It's been years since I was last here. It's still a really nice park for hiking or jogging. I came to do some Geocaching. And this is where or why I'm only giving this park 4 stars. As a person who searches for caches alone 95% of the time, I do try to be safe. The park has nice walking trails, but I was surprised at how much trash was lying about. Some from what I thought was dog owners picking up after their dogs, but than leaving the bags lying by the trails... I mean, who does that? But than I also started seeing signs of homeless people in some of the "off shoot" trails. This is where trails are being made that are not supposed to be there. Since everyone of the caches placed in this park are a good 200 feet off a main trail, I decided it was not worth going back into areas where no one could see me. I'm not sure how safe this park is anymore?