Kent Falls State Park

A beautiful Connecticut State Park! The waterfalls are really stunning here. They are only a short walk from the parking lot. There is a trail with stairs you can follow up the waterfall and take in the different vantage points. I highly recommend stopping by!

Kent Falls in Kent, CT is easily one of the most popular—and most beloved—waterfalls in the state, and after visiting, it’s clear why. With a spacious open field, picnic benches, and grills, it’s the perfect spot to spend the day soaking in the beauty of the falls. It’s a family-friendly destination with a 3 out of 10 difficulty rating—just a walk across the lawn and a few stairs if you want to get closer to the falls. For the brave, there's a stairway that leads you up alongside the cascades for a more adventurous view. This is the only spot on our waterfall road trip where you can truly relax, hang out, and let the falls be your backdrop for an unforgettable afternoon.

It's a fairly short hike but it's pretty steep. Most of it is stairs and a path way. As someone who is a moderate hiker myself I'd consider this a 4 out of 10 hike for toughness.

Very pretty park with a 250’ tall waterfall and a large grassy area with picnic tables. There is a long set of rock stairs that are well built with a hand rail all the way up. There are a few platforms off the stairs to see the falls.

Loved the beauty and the silence. We were lucky to be the only one out here. You have space for family barbecue or for your dog to run. Or the kids. Fantastic. Seems that you can even fish. Adorable place.

Nice family park w a plus of somw hiking. Not to difficult except the beginning of the trail to see the waterfalls. I highly recommended stopping after a nice rain storm. Peaceful noises from the waterfalls. During summer months this place gets absolutely packed w ourdoor parties and bbqs.

I was here 4 years ago and totally loved the hike. A lot has changed, the trails are now textured paved with wood railings. A lot of the rock formations that were parts of the falls have eroded. There were almost no park rangers there (2) with all cuts funds. Lots of trees that had fallen, upper sections eroded. And none of it taken care of because of no staff to do things. The next heavy rain storm is going to potentially collapse a couple of trees. While the falls are still beautiful, I hate to think what is going to happen without proper care.

Multi-tier waterfall. My favorite is the upper two falls. Short hike but lots of stairs/elevation going up. Highly recommend this place!

Parking is free for CT registered vehicles and there were plenty of spaces the day we went. Good slight inclined stroll for those wanting to get some steps in with a great view. There were some park guides who helped direct people away from the unassuming drop offs and to well marked paths. Overall a short "hike" with plenty of picnic space at the base of the park. Head over to the Blue Gate Bakery after for a good post walk snack!

Kent Falls State Park is a lovely gem located in the town of Kent, CT; it was established in 1919. Kent Falls is a waterfall with a 250 feet drop. There is a trail going up from the picnic area; there were a few picnic tables and restrooms near the parking lot. The parking lot was spacious. I really loved the covered bridge going into the park. At the base of the waterfall, there were steps and a viewing platform. It's such a beautiful location and serene to see and hear the waterfall. It's a great spot to hike, fish, or picnic! I look forward to going back again soon.

Kent Falls is one of the most popular things in this part of Connecticut. I remember seeing signs on 84 in Danbury when the their parking lot was full. I went in the fall, and even though I consider it more beautiful, there was room to park aplenty. There wasn't even a ranger in the station. You get into the park itself from the parking lot by crossing a small covered footbridge, with a sign announcing it was buildt by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Ah, high school history.... The falls is a short walk from the footbridge with a large field for children to frolic, dogs to sniff, and people to sit at benches while questionable grills cook their food. The falls themselves are lovely, but you're not to swim in them. Around the base of the falls is a stone viewing area with places to sit.... I wonder if people used to perform there or something. There is a staircase going up the side, and hiking trails at the top I BELIEVE. The park used to be further up the road back in the day. Theres a big field with an old chimney structure. Parking has been blocked from to street and the circular drive leading up to it. Cars drive quickly, I'm not sure how safe it is to see.

Im big on hiking & i gotta say Kent Falls was absolutely breathtaking! My first time on this trail in early spring & I loved everything about it. The first thing you'll notice when you arrive is the scenic view covered by various trees, a beautiful bridge, a river, & the overlook of the massive waterfall just steps away with the opportunity to sit & take pictures. Just beyond that is the actual hiking trail with steep steps ( I recommend wearing comfortable hiking shoes & apparel). The waterfall goes back quite a ways but the trail itself is not time consuming. Dogs are welcome & I have even seen fisherman along the streams ( I would double check however ) Kent Falls has it all. I stopped several times to take pictures and admire the spectacular views. 10/10 recommend- its definitely worth the trip!

Beautiful spot. The highest waterfall in CT. Four cascading falls. Plenty of parking. Covered pedestrian bridge. Easy trail to the top. Three port-a-potties (Royal Flush). No swimming. Plenty of people sun bathing. Bring bug spray!

Visiting Kent Falls State Park has long been on my list of places to visit in CT. It has plenty of free parking (for in state visitors) and as you walk under the covered bridge into the park, you are almost immediately met by the spectacular waterfalls. The trail up the falls is an easy hike with various look out points to get some beautiful pictures. I went in late September, after a rainstorm so crowds were nonexistent, and the waterfall was rapidly flowing. It was a peaceful place to visit especially hearing the sounds of the falls throughout the hike. There are lots of great farms, breweries, wineries, and other hiking trails near here, so it makes for a great stop while checking out the area!

"Don't go chasing waterfalls" (TLC) Some folks out there really do chase waterfalls, and by that, I mean they collect them in the form of visitations. Sort of like visiting all 50 states or every National Park or Major League stadium. No doubt, those good folks have put a check mark next to Kent Falls, so it's possible we saw them yesterday among the many visitors we shared the park's beautiful scenery with. There is a covered bridge, trout fishing, picnic tables, grills and real bathrooms on the park grounds. Oh yeah, and those waterfalls. We saw a mountain stream that became a series of waterfalls that drop 250 feet or so in stages before the water enters the Housatonic River. The falls are surrounded by limestone rock and it was very cool to see the shapes and craters created by the water over the decades. There are stone stairs and a trail that take you up to the top of the falls. It's just a quarter mile walk, but it'll feel like you've been on a Nordic Track for three hours, because the trail is very steep and some of the steps are very high. But it's worth the effort because the scenic vantage points up the hill give you some great photo ops and the opportunity for your heart rate to normalize. It's absolutely worth your time, whether you chase waterfalls or not.

Nice little hike for last minute planning over the weekend! Luckily not too crowded. Park closes at sunset. $15 for parking for out of state residents (license plate). There is a nice little waterfall to look at...but flowing slowly for October. Park folks said the water flows more in the spring right after the snow melts. Oh well. Wasn't too crowded once you star the trail...note there are inclines so not a flat hike. Best to wear hiking shoes are if you plan to hike. There are 2 trails - red and yellow if you follow the markings. We didn't have a map so just followed the markings. At one point it was confusing towards the end as the flags/tags were red, yellow and orange... both trails led to red but the one facing the highway was the way out (hint: go to the right). We didn't know what orange was unless it was exit or red that had faded. When raining or the ground is wet, it can be slippery especially in the fall with leaves on the ground and the rocks. So be careful... there are some areas where the trail is narrow and towards the edge. Spent almost 2 hours hiking - wasn't too bad but be prepared as there are some inclines and declines and not a flat surface. There is a little picnic area and some benches...just clean up after yourself. Restrooms - there are 2 porta-potties in the parking lot close by the red barn bridge.

Came here in November and what a very easy hike this was not strenuous at all and you get to enjoy the multi-level waterfalls. You just park and walk through a mini covered bridge, you have the end of the water fall trail to your left. Walk and go straight up and it is right in front of you. This beautiful park has an open grass area to play, picnic on. With an awesome trail up the waterfall, beautiful scenery and fresh crispy air!! so beautiful and peaceful. I really like this place. It was a nice stop over while exploring and visiting parts of Connecticut.

This is beautiful Connecticut at its finest! Kent Falls is a picturesque stare park loaded with charm and beauty! Walk though the covered bridge to the scenic falls for photo oops. Next hike to the top of the falls. Views are breathtaking!

The most beautiful waterfalls in Connecticut. You'll find a large parking lot, well maintained fields and a picture perfect stream leading to the base of the falls. It is worth a visit. The trail up needs a few repairs and the trail down is a bit underwhelming. The viewing platforms on the way up provide excellent stops for sight seeing, rest and pictures. A gem. OK... now for a dose of reality. If you're lucky you'll see tons of people playing in the water or smoking weed at the very top of the falls. Nothing screams Nature's Beauty like crowds of wet people splashing in a waterfall, t-shirts clinging to their bulk, children in bathing suits splashing next to unsafe drops. Don't let those "No Entry" signs fool you, clearly they're meant to keep out bears. It feels like a community pool. But wait, there's more. The park isn't big so you'll rarely feel alone... in a State Park. Still, it's worth going especially if you like to watch strangers take waterfall selfies.

Beautiful park with plenty of areas to grill and picnic, actual bathrooms, awesome trail up the waterfall and beautiful scenery! We definitely enjoyed our time here. Everyone was respectful with social distancing and we wore our masks on the trail. I would definitely come back. It is great spot for a relaxing afternoon and to enjoy nature.

Such a beautiful place even with frozen waterfalls. About a mile of walking up steps for better and better pics. Since it was cold, not to many people were there. Check it out any season if you're in Kent.

We had a wonderful time at Kent Falls State Park. It is absolutely lovely in Kent it was my first time there so I really spent some time just looking around and taking some pictures it's a beautiful place to spend time and I imagine the people who live here must absolutely love it. We saw the waterfalls which were magnificent. There a picnic benches all over the park so there's plenty of places to sit people are playing with the dogs and the kids are playing sports and it's just a nice overall vibe that I really enjoyed. There was no way I couldn't give the park a five. While we enjoy the park and the waterfalls and all that Kent has to offer, The real highlight of the day was somebody's dog which has to be the cutest little puppy of ever seen. Half the park was gathered around taking pictures of him. Shout out to the owners for being so gracious about it. I am definitely a dog Groupie and this little puppy really should be doing modeling ads as he is one of the cutest if not the cutest puppies I have ever seen. Definitely made the day complete. I look forward to going back to Kent Falls park at a later time and Enjoying all it has to offer.

Serene hiking path up steep steps that flank the waterfalls in a park lovingly crafted by WPA workers in the 1930s. At five turns, wooden platforms allow long looks at the pools, fissures and rounded rocks of different stages of the waterfall. Most spectacular in cold snaps when tongues of ice protrude in giant taunts. Up top you can pop over to a path through the woods and ravines to circle back to parking lot, making a satisfying and moderate mile hike. I usually stop at the waterfall platforms to do yoga to the rushing music of the waters.

After 3 years of hiking/blogging waterfalls, Kent Falls is still my favorite waterfall experience so far in Connecticut. Kent Falls has a variety of falls fueled by an unassuming water source Kent Falls Brook. It's approximately a 250 total drop. The hike is on the easy side of moderate. There is a nicely manicured stone stairway trail leading you up the falls but some steps are very steep and still require some leg work. There is a covered bridge, picnic tables, etc. The gates are left open for free entry after Columbus Day but usually there is a $15 non CT plate fee, $9 CT plate. It's well worth it though. How many waterfalls will you see in one park? Hmmm. Every time I visit the count is different, but at least well over a dozen and a variety of styles of falls including plunges, horsetails, blocks, fans, etc. Bring your camera and selfie stick. These falls are photogenic.

Fun place for an outing. Spend an hour or all day. Beautiful waterfall and you climb to the top on an easy access stairway. Have lunch there or in Kent, a short drive away

I am disappointed that the drought dried up the waterfall, but the park and the views and I he entire hike trail is very non-taxing, amazing and beautiful! Plus for some reason, there was nobody to man the gates, so we didn't get charged the otherwise normal entrance fee. 15 for non Residents and 9 for the residents...

Came here early November to see some autumn colors but we were probably a week late. Most of leaves have already fallen on the ground but the scenery was still great. There's a quick hike up if you want to see the falls. The water flow wasn't great when we were there but the view was still beautiful. Dogs are allowed too, as long as they're leashed. We brought our small dog with us. All in all, an enjoyable morning activity for the family.

Park A great park managed by clueless bureaucrats who don't have a clue. The misery starts 2-minutes after you park and are told that interstate vehicles must login to reserveamerica.com. Unfortunately there is no wifi so the potential visitors were walking all over the parking lot looking for a cell signal. We couldn't find one, so we drove a couple of miles down the road until we found a signal. That's when the real fun begins. Navigating this website is a nightmare. There is no guest login. You must sign up. The site is full of spam and offers. If you accidentally check any of the blue boxes--you're a member and they'll Candace your card every month. The Connecticut parks department executives must have been on some pretty heavy drugs, in the middle of a seizure or totally brain dead when they picked reserve America as a vendor. This vendor turns what should be a relaxing day at the park into a challenge. Luckily, the solution is easy. Install wifi and hire a 12-Year-old to redesign the website--or put a few old-fashioned envelopes on top of a lockbox and get visitors to fill them in when they arrive. Life should not be this difficult.

Beautiful! This park is totally relaxing. Nice venue to eat lunch, read a book, paint, hang out with friends, take a hike, etc... The surrounding area is very serene and features an absolutely gorgeous three tier waterfall.

What a amazing state park and a must if you are in the neighborhood. The parking fee is $15 but well worth it and lots to fo while you are here. They have really nice park benches with bbq's and super clean bathrooms. There are a few routes to walk up and down the waterfall and is pretty expansive. It's a tough climb for some to the top of the waterfall due too steep steps but very doable with kids. There is landing spots throughout the climb to take advantage of all the nice spots of the waterfall. Once you reach the top there are multiple ways down with the longest being .57th of a mile.

We checked out Kent Falls for the first time this past week. I was pretty excited to see the falls and I couldn't have imagined how amazing they were. From the parking lot, there is a small covered bridge leading to the falls. In the park there are great spots for a family outing, with grills. Straight ahead is a 250 foot tall waterfall with a bunch of drops. At the base of the falls there is a trail leading up the hill. There are many stops with overlooks on the way up the trail for photo opportunities. You can make your way all the way to the top of the falls, over 250 feet up and look down the entire falls. I highly recommend this place. But, there are a few things to know before you go. Out of state residents pay $15 to park on weekends and holidays. You CAN NOT go in the water here. There are park employees almost the entire way up the trail making sure you don't go in the water. Dogs are allowed. This place is a must see. I can't wait to go back in the fall to see the colors.

What a wonderful park this is with a beautiful waterfall! Great place to stop and have lunch and sit on the lawn and enjoy the sounds and sights of rushing water. Always great people picnicking and enjoying nature here. And in our own backyard here in Kent.

Love Kent Falls State Park in summer. The park is relaxing and nice, also has a small trek right next to the falls! Not a big waterfall but a decent one. The boring drive route kills the fun of the park, really far from Hartford just to come to this place. Also the park entrance charges is close to 10$ which is not a good thing! Every summer on a nice day my family makes plans to come here for some good relaxing time!

Cool place seemed like a popular place had a great time hiking to the top of the falls the water was low but was still super cool Also while we were Hiking we found a blue heron some raspberries and a sweet covered bridge Kids had fun tons of people having picnics Good times

Beautiful place to visit. I would consider it kid friendly, the path is well paved . Easy way to see some falls without much of a hike. Of course the easiness level will attract more crowds of people whether they are hikers or not, so I would try to go on a weekday. Even driving around the surrounding area is very pretty . Here's a tip- don't speed on the taconic state parkway lol the limit is 55 unlike most other highways in NY I feel like I'm useI am not from the area and I learned the hard way it's a popular trap for getting a ticket. Btw my pictures are from the summer.

The waterfalls themselves are beautiful, and I love how stairs are built right into the mountain with large observation decks so that you can follow them right to the source. It's definitely worth coming here just for the gorgeous views alone. After viewing the falls, we tried hiking around, but the hiking trails are extremely short, and we hiked around the whole park in about 40 minutes. Besides the waterfalls, this is a pleasant park to just hang out in. I took off a star because there's a charge for parking ($9 for in-state cars and even more for out-of-state cars). I hate when parks charge for parking, and I can't see myself coming here all that often because of it. Overall, beautiful park though,

First if ur not from around there the drive to the park is just sooooo boring... To top it, the parking fee is $9 (rip off)... N to add salt to the wound "the falls"....is just a trickle. Maybe wrong time to visit in July but I'm never driving back there again. As you pull up into the state park to the parking lot...it opens up to an open patch of green (accessible through a cover bridge over a brook... Very cute) and view of the waterfall also visible rt from the parking lot....There is a trail along the water which ends at a private property after 10min up. They have lots of picnic tables but it's much better to bring your own blanket and settle on the grass...they have restrooms which is the only good thing. Over all not worth an hrs drive from Hartford... Find a better spot.

What a lovely park! The Kent Falls are so very pretty! As Christine C. mentioned, there's a great trail that leads to the top of the falls, with many lookout points along the way. It's a fun little trek with plenty of opportunities for some amazing photographs. And for those of you who aren't as inclined to take the short hike, there is a ton of lawn space at the foot of the falls where you can spend the day stretching out on a blanket with your favorite picnic fare. There are also a few picnic tables throughout, as well as a public restroom. And dogs are allowed! The park seems to be a weekend destination for many folks in the area (and those vacationing from nearby cities--NYC, perhaps?) who are looking for a little low-cost summer retreat. There is a parking fee on weekends/holidays: $7 per car if you've got a Connecticut license plate; $10 for out-of-state plates. Not too bad for a day of outside fun in a really gorgeous setting, huh? One last thing: if you wear your bathing suit, you can totally get in the water at the bottom of the falls! There are lots of kids who do that though, so if screaming, splashing kids aren't your thing, just stick to dry land. You'll be happy.

We started our trip at Kent Falls State Park, arriving at 1:00pm. The park offers fishing for trout, though limited to 2 per day per person, an awesome and large picnic area, covered in snow when we were there, complete with grills, a covered bridge and an old school open bridge across the stream that has just descended the hill via the waterfall. We took the trail that was a two mile hike, up the first and second stage of the falls, not intending to finish it or even climb, as it was COOOLLLDDD and I had just had surgery on my knees, plus the ice on the trail threat. However, the trail next to the falls had hand rails, granite steps, and was constructed with people in mind, so it was an easy climb, though long and hilly, even doable wearing non-hiking shoes and cloths, as we were. Many people asked us, "Frozen Falls?" Nope. The non-active parts were frozen, the dead pools so to speak, but the falls themselves were very loud and active as this 30 second video will demonstrate. The hike was easy, even in the ice and even though the climb was high. There were guard rails and stone steps all the way up the side of the falls. For more about our trip to Kent, not just the falls, visit http://thisisnewengland.blogspot.com/2015/01/kent-ct-sunday-january-4-2015.html We recommend it to couples, families and anyone who likes nature.

Great spot. 1) Come during off season when there is lots of rain. 2) That way you can avoid paying 15 bucks for parking. 3) It is worth coming if you are around the area during off season and free parking.

Amazing park. Dogs allowed in the falls. Barbecue is allowed and the park has a few. People friendly too. Free parking on weekdays. Great park to relax. A trail to go up the falls. I can't wait to go back.

Came here to see the falls, hike and have fun. Instead got hammered for $9 to park so instead we parked in side of road but my husband dropped off my son and I so we didn't have to walk. Then they told us that you can't drop off people to the park! Are you kidding me!!??? Next time I will go to a state park with no fees and it didn't feel awful to come here.

Very pretty area! Nice place to enjoy the fall foliage. There is a large grassy field area, some picnic tables, of course the falls, and some trails as well.

Beautiful hiking and waterfall. We saw ppl swimming, but signs say not to. The trails go on for miles, so it's not a one day event. Bring your bug spray, and your camera. Great area overall to enjoy a picnic and some adventure. The bathrooms are clean overall, it's a public restroom in the middle of the woods, don't expect fancy.

I went to Kent Falls and thought is was really nice. The steps going up and down the falls could be a lot better though. But you can't take away the beauty of the park. The covered bridge is s must take picture. There are nice picnic areas. It's free for one and all. Our registration taxes on the car takes care of the cost to enter the parks.

Beautiful state park! My wife and I came here off season early in the morning and it was so serene and tranquil ! Beautiful landscaped stairs leading up the height of the falls with little platforms that each show the fall in a different perspective. We didn't get charged for parking it being off season so that was nice! Highly recommend! Bring a blanket and some snacks and sit where ever it's prettiest , because the whole hike in itself isn't that far . We made a nice three hour tour of it though and both my wife and I have 0 regrets!

Really pretty falls and stairs leading up to the falls, many different pools of water to see.

This review only applies to a busy weekend, in this case 4th of July 2011. Hordes with boom boxes, partying revelers, going off the trail, swimming in the water, kinds exploring dangerously. If you go on a busy weekend expect hordes of people, chaos. Didn't feel like a park in Connecticut to me, felt like Flushing Meadows park on the weekend. I live in New York City, but I'm not wild about everyone having a boom box, and people not following the rules. Nice place for a picnic, I suppose, lost of people had the idea. I like my nature spots not so loud. And $15 out of state entry, in state $9. Beautiful falls, amazing. A path takes you up higher and high, the best isn't even what you see at the bottom. it's about half a mile hike. You could actually park your car at the top and avoid the fee, and hike down and back up instead of up and back down.

This park was amazing! If you are registered with the state, parking is free and admission is too. When you first get in, there is a big grassy field with an old wooden bridge. Then you walk up the stone path and approach the bottom of the falls. You walk up on the trail in the woods and keep going up. There are observation decks along the way. Those are fun to stop at and see all the different angles the falls has to offer. When you get to the top you can see the water rushing down and the very bottom where the water flows down. We walked the yellow trail in the woods, it was great. Overall great park!

Such beautiful waterfalls. Perfect to go for a picnic or BBQ with fam or friends. I love swimming in the water, and I hope they still allow it. Can't wait to visit again this summer.

The most beautiful waterfall - in cold winters water freezes into giant icicles. The waterfall is especially intense in the spring during the snowmelt. There's a nice meadow for picnics in the summer, and there's a well-built path that goes up - up - up to the top of the waterfall, though in the winter the path gets quite icy (didn't stop me from running through the woods like a damn fool to get to the top, though). And you get to the park proper by walking across a small covered bridge. I grew up in Connecticut, and this is my favorite park in the state.

This place is beautiful. This place is really tall. Did I mention the beautiful part? lol This state park has a parking lot for visitors and allows for BBQ's and picnic's The climb to the top of the falls is well worth the visit and you can even take your shoes off and go into the bottom of the falls during the summer months. If your camping out at Macedonia or Housatonic state parks it's well worth visiting this place.

Pros: Large open grassy areas, beautiful falls, good hiking trail Cons: Didn't notice washroom facilities, could be more parking for the popularity of the park Arriving at the park near the beginning of September sure sounds to have paid off. I have glanced at a few other reviews of the park and many have made the comment about the parking lot being full and them being turned away - glad that wasn't the case for me. I found that there was a lot of parking spaces, but after visiting I can see why this place fills up fast. It really is worth the visit. If, and when, you find a parking spot you are immediately greeted by a very large open grassy field. There were many families having picnics and playing frisbee in the area. I actually enjoyed seeing the park being used. There were picnic tables as well as grills all throughout the grassy area. There is a small stream dividing the parking lot from the park which you cross via a covered bridge at one end, or an open air bridge at the other. Very nice aesthetically. The falls themselves are not overly big, but very beautiful. There are several landings to this waterfall, as compared to one long fall. It gives it more depth. The park is set up so you can go right to the base of the falls allowing for excellent picture opportunities. There is a path that goes up the side of the falls allowing guests to follow the falls up to the top. Since there are a series of small falls that make up Kent Falls, I would recommend taking the walk up. There are stairs and if I recall a paved bath for people with differing needs - however it would be difficult if you were not able to hike up yourself.

Truly magical spot for a picnic and if you're clothes allow its a rush to get in the falls and shower the old fashion way!

Maybe I'm just not used to waterfalls like this, but in my book this place is perfection. You can hike up along the falls or you can try and climb the actual falls yourself. You aren't supposed to get in the water, but everyone does it and it's impossible to avoid on a hot summer day. There is also a nice grassy lawn and pits for bbqing. Will definitely be back next time I'm in CT. :)

What a great little park and a beautiful falls! Nice rolling grassy area with picnic tables and plenty of room to kick a soccer ball around lead up to the falls. There is a nice amphitheater style seating area/steps down to the base. Then a steep climbing path takes you up to the top. It's a perfect workout after a long day in the car! I would wear closed toed shoes and bring a water bottle. It a moderately hard climb, sometimes rough footing and uneven steps. Lots and f lookouts and rest stops. I saw a 4 year old and a 75 year old on it, but they only went halfway. There were a few port a potties in the parking area. It looked like there was a brick and mortar bathroom in the distance that was locked up ....maybe open on the weekends and holidays?? We came on a Wednesday in the 3rd week of June and there was no one collecting money. I did notice the sign said they charge $60 for vehicles that carry 12 or more! We drive a 12 passenger van and I would be pissed if I had to pay that much. I have no idea while they charge at all, it's just a small park.

Nice park. Large grassy area for picnicking. Beautiful view of waterfall. Trails with steps up hills to make it easier to get to viewing area of falls. Unfortunately bathrooms were locked. There was an outhouse but it was pretty gross with no toilet paper. We didn't stay long but overall it was a nice experience.