Sure, this park is a decent green space for a residential area. If I lived down the street, I might visit every now and then. That said, «nature preserve» implies something entirely different than what I experienced. The brick paths lead you through a fairly short, unwooded route and the combined distance of all unpaved paths is less than a half mile. I think I heard three birds and saw a few ants. Again, it’s fine… but just don’t go out of your way.
Greg D.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 College Station, TX
Took a much more in depth look at this Nature Preserve this afternoon and my wife and I spent a great deal of time exploring it. This just proves«Don’t judge a book by it’s cover» and my first comments were too hasty. This –IS– a nature preserve of College Hills, College Station, Brazos Valley, Texas. When mentioning the local old untouched wooded areas, this has a beautiful area on the unpaved trails way back in the back that I had not discovered before. Complete with a natural spring and stream, that appears to have been unmolested by man. No wonder this property was donated to Texas A&M University as it is a local treasure. As it was just finished last week and opened to the public with no fanfare, the plants and trees that will become more beautiful over the years are in their beginning stages. The area that was cleared is poised to become beautiful as you can see how plants are positioned to begin growing up over and covering the roof trellises of the two gazebos. Enjoy today’s photo group, nice relaxing place with brick paved paths great for walking, unpaved paths in real, preserved and unchanged woods, the air and plants smell wonderful and by the sound of the birds they are quite happy as well. A great escape back to nature.
