Blanche Hull Park
Blanche Hull Park is a large, natural park with hiking trails, a big open field perfect for dogs to run, and scenic elements like bridges and wildlife including ducks and mink. The park is wheelchair accessible at the entrance and parking, making it welcoming for visitors with mobility needs. It has family-friendly features including playgrounds and music instruments, with trails that offer a rougher, more rustic experience especially suited for those who enjoy trail walking and nature exploration. However, there are no bathrooms or facilities, and caution is advised due to graffiti, some undesirable individuals, and rugged trail obstacles.
Reviews
Creepy old man in a brown car stalking young men and women I got pics of his car blurry but can still make it out
It’s not really handicap excessible. No bathrooms available. There are several obstacles on the rugged trail, but I suppose that in the dry parts of summer, it’s a delightful area for those able to walk on such terrains. If you are going in wet season, bring boots, and mosquito spray.
If you’re looking for a quiet, rougher place for a walk this is it. The big giant field in the front is great for running your dog but not the best for sports; it’s just very rough. But it’s a lovely big place to let your dog explore. It’s also home to some massive black walnut trees, very beautiful and a great place for walnuts! In early spring, the lower trails have an explosion of rarer wild flowers, don’t pick! But great to see them. It’s a neat place to explore but come here with a desire to rough it and trail walk, there are no facilities or tables.
Great place to bond with strangers lol. Lots of friendly people everywhere you turn.
This is a very pretty park with two playgrounds nearby (I believe the smaller one is associated with Milham Park and the larger one with Blanche Hull, but I wasn’t quite sure).
My four year old really enjoyed playing here. He especially liked the built in drums and xylophones. I really enjoyed the walking paths, bridges, and wildlife. We saw lots of ducks and even an adorable mink!
One star is removed for some profane graffiti on the play equipment, a few questionable people hanging out away from the play structure but still in the park (one person was loudly playing music), and a few picnic tables tossed into the stream. Still, I felt safe there and would gladly go back again!