Fox Run Regional Park

"One of the nicest parks I’ve ever been to. You can play, walk, explore.. you name it this park has it all. And if you’re looking for a romantic stroll with your significant other. This is the place! The ponds are great and the bugs weren’t bad either!"

"Great, big park with wide open spaces and clean places! Beautifully maintained area with an updated playground that has fun colors and safe low-to-the-ground features, has gazebos, even a wedding gazebo, picnic pavilions with tables that are kept clean, dog park, horseback riding, volleyball, 4 miles of hiking trails, a horseshoe pit, water fountains and big, clean restrooms, But beware of the compostable toilets they have as anything that goes down, will not be easily retrieved!! All facilities are able to be reserved. We enjoyed the park during a company picnic where a petting zoo was able to be brought in, a bounce house, food vendor, corn hole set up and made use of the volleyball set up. Plenty of parking and good signage for figuring out which pavilion you need to go to or other attractions you may be trying to get to as you enter the park. Lots of rolling hills and healthy trees that provide natural shade. Nice open fields for playing catch, football, or soccer. For dogs, the grass is well maintained and dog park is kept clean. We look forward to going back and spending more time there and enjoying the pavilions with water features."

"We went to the smaller kids park. Would recommend the other one for bigger kids. The bathrooms where closed but they had a portable ones there. After playing at the park we walked around some of the trails."

"Great park, where you can find long hiking trails, and a very easy trail around two pounds, several parking lots and nice playgrounds, with a sandy volleyball field. And dog park has real trails too. With pine trees it's never too hot, even in summer. In one pond there are turtles, in the other, with a bridge and gazebo - huge coi fish, kids adore it. In fall, the place is perfect for photo sessions, so you can barely walk without avoiding them!"