mill pond park
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We love this park, the waterfalls has lots of history. My husband and I got married at the waterfalls and took pictures at the flower garden. They have fishing, ducks to feed, playgrounds for all ages, a pool for the summer and even concerts in the park. The is a cute town park.
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Beautiful peaceful park. I go walking at this park a couple times a week. My nephew loves the playground and sand box. The waterfall is so nice to look at and very calming. It's also nice to see all the wildlife at this park.
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While this park, pond, & waterfall offer peace & beauty to locals, it likely would not be much appreciated by out-of-towners. We local folks like to walk around the pond, watch the geese & ducks hatch & grow their young as we lean from the 2 small bridges or sit on the convenient benches. Sometimes we see a heron or a cormorant & turtles & fish. The community swimming pool has a short season, but the child playscape is open year-round. Summer concerts in the park are popular & well-attended, as are special events, like walk/runs, ball games, & the like. The ice cream truck is a welcome treat on hot days. Safety is never a concern here~~it's across the street from the police station!
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Duck Droppings all over the Place. A lot of people must feed the Ducks, They are all over the place. Otherwise its a nice park. Great Playground for the kids. of all ages seems to have Little and Big kids areas. Local Pool and summer Events.
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Waterfall is great little place to sit when enough water going over, but not much else. Park has a big pond great for young kids to fish and feed ducks. A nice local town place but not one that would be anything for travelers...better to go to Elizabeth Park a few miles away in West Hartford.
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This is a nice park. It is home to the smallest natural waterfall in america. The trail around it is nice. The playground is good. X rating 4.1
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I value this park for a relaxing moment, but there are some who visit and trash the landscape and waters! Perhaps we, who have respect for our hometown park, will keep our eyes open and report those who are abusing mill pond park. In this way, we will preserve what little natural land we have left in the Hartford area!!