At two thousand acres, it is small. But one easily gains a sense of outdoors riding through its diverse terrain. Bay View trail travels along the park's western side. Starting on a gravel road in grasslands besides the beach at its southernmost point, it climbs slightly up to a winding fire road onto bluffs overlooking the Bay Shore. Roughly parallel to Bay View, Woods trail weaves through the center of the park's forest.
Marsh trail travels along the flat northern shore past marshlands and a pond.
The trail merges with Cook's Point trail on a spur that ends at the creek and mudflats at Cook's Point. The park's flatness makes it perfect for winter riding with the kids. The water drains gently, keeping trails in good condition during wet weather. Bike legal trails on this park are paved, gravel or fire roads that handle the rains well. This park is full of natural surroundings that fascinate kids.