Explore the most popular trails in Reedy Creek Park with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
Dirt trails, gravel paths, volleyball courts, baseball fields, frisbee posts, ponds, hills, everything.
Well maintained park, easy hike. Lots of dogs out on the trail. This loop takes you between a couple of trails and through the disk golf course. Definitely keep the app up to follow or it is easy to get turned around.
Nice little hike, took us almost 2 hours with a couple stops.
fun to ride, hard to navigate, some trails are only marked by symbols.
Really pretty, peaceful trail. Easy to get lost, though, if you don’t pay close attention to the app.
The rock house was cool, but the lack of blazes wasn’t. Got lost a few times and even ended up on the disc golf course somehow. The placement of the markers isn’t well thought out, as there were no arrows pointing which direction to go, just a sign post that could have been for 2 different directions. The trailhead map is sun-worn, so the blaze colors are all unrecognizable. Easy trail, but super narrow and not meant for much traffic. Watch out for the box turtles hanging out on the trail!
beautiful trails, stroller friendly(our Bob did great), clean restroom. trails were wide and very well kept
Nice workout - camel back
Mixed Reedy Creek Trails...good little workout
Testing new backpack
Trail is around 4.8 miles and not 3.1 miles, at least per my recording from 9/2016. We abbreviated it slightly and it was 4.5 miles on 7/4/2019. The county has refurbished the streams and stream crossings and there are now pretty daisies and open meadows where the stream passes through which is a huge improvement. The Rockhouse is still the same but the trail getting to the cutoff has been altered slightly. All in all, an improved experience relative to before the refurb. Nice hike to occupy a couple hours. Even better in the cooler fall temperatures when the leaves are changing colors.
Got lost and ended up cutting out a whole section due to the minimal markers on the trail
Combo’d Umbella and Big Oak
Great place, great views it’s a good mix between hills and flat runs, it has parks for kids, picnic areas, sports fields, basket ball, baseball, soccer fields great place for all activities
I got lost.
A continuous loop linking most of the trails in the park together
It was a good hiking experience with the family. Fun times!!!
Nice loop to walk, couple ponds to explore. Wide trails good for walking pups and not being in the way of others.
Gorgeous day. Trail is a little muddy in spots from all the recent rain
Wide,well marked and maintained Trail, plenty of parking.
Sarah A. on Umbrella Tree Trail
Clean, safe, and one mile laps! Great tree roots, hills and stairs for beginning trail runner. Close enough to parking lot I leave my water bottle in my car.
Walked this with my son and a group of Trail Life USA guys. Had a great walk. Water didn’t seem as clean as it should have been. The water in the slow moving creek/branch was foamy. Not sure if foamy is a sign of pollution or not but was foamy none the less. Other than the water, the walk was great.
