2. Marquand Park

PRINCETON.   These seventeen acres were private land for many decades until forward-thinking heirs donated them to the city for a public park. The site is a mix of open fields and wooded parcels, ideal for exploring on sunny days. Paved walkways provide access, and picnic areas, a ball field, and a playground add a family-friendly quality. Especially prominent in the park are a collection of approximately 200 specimen trees. Identified and mapped, these rare, old, and impressive trees are easily tracked by visitors.   (© 10Best)

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