A wonderful man made lake with ducks and swans and geese and fish. The path around the lake is private and about 2.5 miles long. Youll need a pass to get in.

Don’t get fooled by google maps. It’s a private area open to enter. But you’ll get turn back by local security guys.

Nice little artificial lake with lots of wildlife, though I did not spot any fish. I did see a lot of waterfowl like Canada geese and ducks settling in for the night, heard frogs in the undergrowth, and bats flitting around above the surface in one area. This was the most exciting and surprising thing for me, since I have never seen bats in real life before. It took me a little while to recognize what they were because they move so rapidly and erratically. The place may be temporarily closed due to COVID-19 because when I exited from one of the street enterances I saw a sign that said so, but I did not notice any such signs near the area where I went in.

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