Cadwalader Park

Childhood memories every time I come and ride though...remember the bear the balloon man and the dear? And them darn stinky monkeys

This park is such a nice place to walk around. I was truly impressed by the size of this city park. It has a steam along one side, threes throughout, but not so many that its like being in the woods. Some beautiful historic buildings. All tucked into the city of Trenton. Im impressed.

Cadwalader Park is my go-to refuge when the city noise gets too loud and life feels too fast. Nestled in the northwest corner of Trenton, it offers a gentle escape into nature's embrace. The moment I step onto its winding paths, the urban buzz fades, replaced by birdsong, rustling leaves, and the kind of quiet that feels like a deep breath.
Whether I'm strolling beneath towering trees or simply sitting and listening to the symphony of nature, this park never fails to restore me. It's not just green space, it's a place to reconnect, reflect, and recharge. If you're looking for peace, beauty, and a break from the concrete rhythm, Cadwalader delivers

We go there because it has a special meaning for us. It’s a quiet park during the weekday and they cut down the really old trees (at least 3 of them) which were a hazard and planted new ones. So it has been well maintained over the years. We love coming here.

Nice park to enjoy the outdoors. Beautiful landscaping, new benches and BBQs just bring your own charcoal. Lots of wildlife and since it's right next to canal some fishing opportunities. There is also a really nice playground area for the kids with many different age appropriate options.