Detweiller Park

Sukumar shah Edited a year ago

Nice and huge park. Many playground are available at this place. Picnic sheds with grills are available. Children play area is also very good. We had good trail walk in the garden. Many trails are available. Lush green area and jungle trek is excellent. Enjoyed walking here. Our visit is satisfactory.

FFKDTP1 a year ago

Awesome place to hike! Great trails in good shape, peaceful, and enough elevation gain to consider it a solid workout on most trails. Highly recommended.

Nicole B. 2 years ago

We love Detweiller Park! They have some nice hiking trails. There is a park close to a pavilion with a restroom close by. They have a sled hill in the winter for families to enjoy. There is a large field for soccer games, cross country meets, etc. They have a frisby golf course to play on. There is plenty of parking in different areas. I wouldn't suggest bringing in a semi or RV, but there is an area where you could park an RV as long as there aren't a lot of cars parked there.

Yulia Gulay 2 years ago

Good hiking trail. Clean and quiet. Some deers can be met. Nice distraction from the city life and just free psychotherapy. Yes, middle of October is dry season, so all the little rivers are shallow.

Joshua Daily 3 years ago

Review Date: 08/19/2023 Another childhood location revisited. Detweiller Park is a place I have fond, if not faded, memories from my childhood. I remember coming here on a few field trips and also coming here to slide down their sledding hill. My friend Mary and I set out to hike some trails we grew up traversing and I said yes. We got there early to beat the heat and discovered about 30 games of kindergarten-level of soccer being played. Glad to see kids will have fond memories of this place as I do. Once we got parked, we headed out and hit some trails. Being super rusty with the area, we poked around here and there trying to find where and what to hike. At one point, we had an elderly gentleman walk up to us and give an assessment on some trails we were debating on hiking. We didn’t really want to take this northern path that lead 7 miles away, so we took the Pimiteoui South trail about the lower part of the park, then took Dry Run trail to stretch out the afternoon before ending it too early. It was a nice leisure stroll with a friend on a sunny and breezy afternoon. The entire soccer fields, once full with kids, were completely empty. In fact, the park was nearly empty by