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| The entrance street (Route 66), is lined with million dollar homes. |
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| Each home is different and unusual in design. |
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Parking at the visitors center is free and there is plenty of room. The parks is also pet friendly.
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| Joyce is heading in to get a map of the park because this park is HUGE. |
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Strolling along we came upon the boathouse where we could have lunch. They also have free water and snacks for you dog, Casey loved that.
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You can rent a paddle boat, or bicycles. There were three WWII model boats docked that later took out to the pond for a cruise.
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| After lunch we continued our stroll around the park. Gardens were everywhere. |
This is the 1904 Worlds Fair Pavilion.
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| This was dedicated to the athletic games that took place during the 1904 Fair. |
High on the hill is the Museum of History
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We couldn't believe how beautiful everything was in the park. Gardens, fountains, bridges, waterways, and all the museums were just beautiful and well maintained.
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| And here come the boats. |
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| The trees were starting to show their colors. |
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This was another one of those areas that you needed days to really see everything. As we exited the park there was this large steel art structure.
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