Clifford Park

Love me a good off-leash trail! They are so rare! This is such a hidden gem, and I hope all pup parents with *well behaved, voice controlled* babes find this place. My pup and I love playing in the river / waterfall :-)

Great experience! Easy parking and hiking. Make sure to scan the QR code at the entrance for a map on your phone to see the color coordinated trails.

I really enjoyed the hiking trails at this Park.If you want to burn off calories, or just enjoy a good hike or bike ride this park is for you . I love the fact that it's colored coded for you can't get lost, and at the beginning of the trail it has a map I found very helpful . Saturday was the first time hiking there and will be back. Also I noticed , there is a playground and tennis court as well.

You can come here every day of the week and see it differently. Wide, well groomed trails with alternative routes. I followed the Black trail which was the main loop, and it had a storybook posted a long the way for kids to read. It was also dog friendly, but I saw plenty of critters so keep them leashed up! It's spring time and there were parts that were were super wet or muddy, but I was easily able to avoid any mess. For a short hike, this had everything: well marked, mini slopes, water holes. I will be back, frequently. Only bad news, someone lost a mitten.

Nice park and trails. Went to see Clifford Park Falls, a small waterfall on the red trail.

I spent most of my young year's exploring in this park, looking for caves ponds and anything else I could find. Anyone going for a walk needs to check out the waterfall. I love the way the community has gotten together and cleaned up the trails and other areas. The trails are well marked and mapped out. Much more family oriented than when I was growing up. The only improvement I would love to see is more police presence. At night the parties begin and all the trash is left behind. The volunteers can only do so much and kicking the vagrants and partiers out of the park is not in the job description. Maybe a couple patrols in the evening by local PD would limit this from happening.

Trails are well marked. Beautifully maintained. Many trails to explore! Red trail leads to a lovely waterfall. Family friendly ❤

Beautiful scenic park with lots of trails. Free admission, pets allowed on leashes. Lots of free parking. Tennis, basketball, and skating.

Update: I love this park and I love that people bring there well behaved dogs here so they can walk and have fun. Just an FYI there is an overweight boomer woman who has a small white dog who was at the park yesterday giving people hell for having their dog off leash. She picked up her dog and as her dog was wagging its tail and clearly wanted to get down and play began, she began a slue of micro aggressions about how her dog was "reacting" and she was having "panic attack" lady, don't bring your dog here if you can't be around other dogs. Also, this park is only "on leash" for the first 100 feet and then dogs are allowed off leash. She is a miserable, mean and nasty boomer who needs to chill and stay away from Clifford park with that attitude. Her dog was cute though but I feel bad for it.

What at first looked to be a small green area instead revealed itself to be beautiful park tucked away in the middle of Biddeford, with a playground, tennis courts, restrooms, and miles of hiking trails of varying difficulty levels that wind through tons of trees and scenic granite boulders. There are even the remains of a small cemetery plot and a small waterfall.

Great little park with a surplus of trails going through the woods with a nice little creek.