Hugh Moore Park

“We went on a field trip with my son's class here. Very cute place! They had stations where they were showing the kids different things. They had a few playgrounds even though the kids weren't allowed to go on. Very cool field trip!”

“The park is beautiful and very clean. The dog park is very nice with a lot of room for the dogs to run and play. Unfortunately Everytime I go there there is never anyone else at the dog park with their dogs.”

“This was a very clean & nice park. We visited there 6/19 at about 10:30am. It wasn’t very busy and had a nice playground for my daughter to play on. Sadly the zip line was broken & of course she had been really excited to try it, & then very disappointed to find out that it was broken. It was already getting hot out & the slides were already getting pretty hot to the touch, so beware on hot days that they might burn your kiddos legs. There’s some picnic tables, pavilions, rest rooms, a riverboat you can take a ride on, a little museum, & some walking trails too. Unfortunately, there were quite a bit of gnats out, which I wish I had some bug repellent to help combat against. All in all, this is a nice park & would recommend it to anyone from those who want a nice place to walk &/or take your kids to.”

“Great park , found some amazing copper ore , will be back many times , access is a small one lane walkable bridge . The other bridge is closed so this is the only way in and out . Nice art pieces all over . Train tracks go along the park . There is a museum. All around Great spot to be . It was empty today and beautiful”

“Nice walk. The tour and museum were closed, but we enjoyed reading the information about the canals and did a great walk along the canal up to the river and canal keepers house. Loved the shade. There is a great playground, picnic grounds, pavilion and sample parking.”