Wooten Meadow Park

A beautiful park for a walk with a nice, flat, figure-8 path. Benches are spread around the path to allow a chance to sit and enjoy the scenery.

This little park is a hidden gem! My first visit was in early July, and there were water lilies, hibiscus, and black-eyed susans blooming! SO beautiful! (But please note that the water lilies and hibiscus close up in the early eveningso plan accordingly). There are several benches along the path (in sun and shade), so it's a really peaceful place to sit and slow down and listen to the sounds of nature. The creek is also lovely. I'd passed this park for years in my car before I finally stopped to see what it was like. A really unique, well-maintained spot of natural beauty!

Even on cold rainy🌧️ days this is a great place to walk. Where Leesville Rd ends (@Millbrook) is where Wooten Meadow Park begins. A Figure 8 shaped, FLAT trail runs around a small pond filled with wildlife. 🦆🪿🐌🦋🐝🪲🐢🐿️ This is the perfect park for people on wheels-🦽🦼🛴🛼 or who just would like to meander. Plenty of park bench’s along the trail, a couple of picnic tables near the trail head and ample parking make this a great place to enjoy the outdoors and have a stroll.

It's very short and well maintained - the first picture shows the entire figure 8 with a nice field. We took the bonus trail at the end that goes along the creek and it was very pretty and quiet - we even saw some deer! Great place for a casual stroll and plenty of parking.

Wooten Meadow Park is now open! It’s not a long pathway, but it is nice. The path cross crosses and features a wetland area, a small open field, benches, and a couple small bridges. The paved path is flat and wide enough for people to walk both directions. There is a grass/dirt path at the far end of the park. I imagine that part could get very muddy if it rains. Overall, a nice small park for walking, playing in the field, taking a pet for a walk, biking, having a picnic in the grass, or just sitting on a bench and enjoying the fresh air. There is a trash can at the front of park (please don’t litter!).