Floyd Lamb Park

A great getaway from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Reminded me of some pond areas in Northern California. This was the best time to go right before it starts heating up, late April early May. My wife and I went for a brisk walk around the area which is well paved and a number of ways to map your hike. A few undulating pathway roads with plenty of waterfowl, bird watching, and a peacock with an alarming cry. It costs $6 to park as there are a number of historical buildings with site markers that explain them. There are a couple different parking areas so ask the attendant which way to go if you’re looking for a closer area to the lake or buildings. We got in free on Sunday before 2pm since there was a Farmers Market on that day. You can also reserve specific areas for BBQ’s, picnics, and there were a lot of people fishing in the lake as well. I heard it was well stocked. A nice place to visit. Check it out. Highly recommended!

This is only in regards to the pump track. The addition of shade and seating was a wonderful surprise. The paved path to the track had me happy. These simple additions made this park 5 stars,imo. Also, tools for bike repairs, genius.

This is the perfect place to come to relax and enjoy nature. There are places to throw out a blanket and enjoy a picnic or just stop by and enjoy the lake on one of the benches. You can always find ducks to observe or even bring a fishing rod and enjoy fishing. There is a walking path around the lake and park. Make sure you keep your eye out for the peacocks as they are beautiful.