Killens Pond Loop Trail

Easy loop around the pond. Saw a flying squirrel! Very nice nature center aiming toward sustainability. Well kept Disc Golf course in the same area. Very quiet in December. Almost no one else around. Free access after November for the off-season.

Wife, dog, and I hiked the whole loop in late afternoon while staying at campground. Well maintained, very easy, with some nice overlooks of the pond. Only negative was short stretch on road that must be taken to complete loop, less than 0.2 miles, so not bad.

We took the pond trail loop (yellow markings on park map)...it was shaded except for one small section when you actually walk on Killens Pond Road. This trail circles completely around the pond. The paths are really nice switching from sand, wood chips, small gravel, board walk and dirt. We completed this in late August and not one mosquito! It is great for dogs since the trails are so nice and shaded.

Another wonderful water view trail. This was the fourth trail in one day so the water made it seem a little less hot.

This is a nice walk. You almost always have a water view. It was a warm day so I took a couple breaks, but not a difficult hike at all.

Beautiful walk. it could have been marked better. had trouble finding the starting point.

Pleasant and scenic with the lake almost always in view. Walked this a couple of times during the I late winter and early spring, before the insects get bad,which I've heard they do.

Great views simple walk

one of the few Pl laces in Kent County where you have a quality trail aside from cow pastures and corn fields. the scenery changes enough to stay entertained. Elevation is nominal.

Beautiful trail around the entire pond, it was the Pondside Trail and took under an hour.