Princeton, NJ Park

Beautiful trail, easy on the eyes and the knees :)

Can someone local take some pictures of the current construction and post them here, please?

Very nice hike.

Such a peaceful place. Has benches to sit and eat and enjoy the view. Place to rejuvenate your soul and think about life. Went with my buddies to eat hoagie haven and enj ... more

This section with both Carnegie lake and the D&R canal, while walking over the footbridge, is such a beautiful and calming place. Especially pretty in the fall in my opi ... more

Great bike ride. Lots of turtles, frogs, chipmunks, and birds to see.

Spring begins and the lake little by little becomes an ideal place for walks, resting and picnics. Geese are hungry for food. I highly recommend it.

very beautiful trees in blossom season

Great for reenactment, professional photo shoots, picnics, and cross-country skiing in the winter. If you have weak ankles, be mindful. The grass hides the pretty uneven ... more

Historic area. Learned a lot.

Happy Easter!

This is a small parking lot on the side of road that you can access D&R canal trail, theres this Princeton golf club bridges nearby.

My favorite place to go for a walk

Great shopping, ice cream and candy stores around small park by Nassau Inn. Ample parking at street side and parking decks.

walk here everyday with my dogs, also great for kayaking, fishing, and bird watching, there are deers, turtles, all kinds of fish and birds, there even used to be bears h ... more

Excellent trail for bikes or foot. I have done both and can't pick a favorite. Occasional trips to the Observation Tower for sunsets, all is good here.

Un lugar muy acogedor exelente muy bueno el lugar con deseos de volver.

Small Park, right next to the parking lot. There are restrooms, but those are usually really stinky, so we go to McCaffrey's, there is a basketball field, 4 swings (2 bab ... more

Tiny park great for a quiet sit-down. 2 benches and a picnic table. No dogs.

It's a nice spot for a walk or just to hang out.

On our way to the Morven Museum we saw the Einstein sculpture and the newspaper reader they are pretty close to each other.

Wooded serene place

Not really a "picnic area" anymore. More like a park. Still has the roads, sidewalks, and streetlights from when there was barracks-like married student housing here. ... more