Edgewood Park

"It's a great park. Basketball court, tennis courts (they were recently redone and there is a timed switch that will light them up until 10pm. Dog park, skate park, and a great little farmers market from late spring to early fall. All sorts of different vendors. You can buy tokens and pay that way or with cash/credit. You can use an EBT card and get the tokens as well. I forget the name, but one stand is from a bakery in Norwalk. Delicious!"

"It’s a beautiful place to take a walk. It has plenty of room with a paved road to allow for running, biking, walking and benches for sitting. I took my dog and there is a dog park area. There is a skatepark and a local farmers market was in full swing. There were tennis courts and they were packed. Parking not so good. The duck pond was clean and lots of ducks and geese swimming. Lots of paths branch off into surrounding neighborhoods. There are park areas with the usual kid equipment."

"Great walking trails, tennis courts, basketball courts, skate park... it's a wonderful escape right in our neighborhood."

"Went for a run and pleased to find a wooded trail beside the main path. Stopped for water at the skate park. Not busy (middle of a week day). Very pleasant"

"Edgewood Park is a truly beautiful greenspace that also functions as an urban oasis for so many different types of fauna and flora. Walking through the trails is an enriching and grounding experience, Duck Pond is a lovely sight and so are the ducks, and of course you have the skate park on the north side and the playground towards the south. The graffiti is not why I'm knocking a star, but it definitely deserves its own note. To me, it tells the history of this park and those that were here once upon a time. It's fascinating to me to see how people saw the world through graffiti. The reason why I'm knocking a star is because the entirety of the recreation area to the west of the playground and West River, between Edgewood & Chapel, is unusable. It has been mowed when I was there a week or so ago, but it's still unusable as an outdoor recreation area, thanks to a solid half-inch of grass and what-not I have to step through throughout the entire area, and I was concerned for ticks and other bugs that I might bring home the entire time I walked through that area. Overall, I would definitely come back here for the sights & sounds, a place to unwind, and also a place to work out; I find a lot of people do their morning workout here!"