Radnor Lake State Park

Lists Radnor as a place to visit, with no further detail.

Pushes back on the crowd worry and says the lake will still be fine.

Says only one side is paved; the opposite side is wood chips instead.

Opposes more parking, rarely has trouble finding a spot after 20+ years, and advises avoiding weekend peak times.

Recommends the lake for easy mixed paved and dirt trails and possible eagle sightings in cold weather.

Recommends walking or hiking there; notes some trails are being renovated.

Recalls loving weekday visits years ago; now rarely goes because weekends are a hassle, though it's beautiful and peaceful.

Suggests walking around Radnor Lake for anyone who has not visited.

Says they enjoyed walking around the lake, though the rest of the weekend was only mildly good.

Visited a couple of weekends ago; parking is hard, so arrive early, but the walk is nice.

Calls Radnor a wonderful area but a man-made lake, not untouched nature; says it should be open to all.

Lists Lake Radnor among suggested stops.

Lists Radnor among the good picks.

Uses the east-side lot; it sometimes fills, but spots usually open up quickly.

This visitor found both lots packed, so they parked at a nearby church and walked over.

Says they grew up nearby and have always enjoyed Radnor Lake.

Found it beautiful and secluded yet convenient; their family saw nesting eagles during a recent visit.

Describes it as nice and suggests it as an outdoor option.

Says they've avoided Radnor because they've never found parking there.

Had trouble finding parking on a past visit and wonders whether timing caused it.

This visitor found parking so difficult that they gave up, turned around, and headed home.

Disagrees that the lake will be quiet, saying it will be crowded now.