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July 2023 by mark wells
Great wings delicious
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July 2023 by Chris A
Too overgrown to fish
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February 2023 by Robert Hall sr
Nice to fish in
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February 2023 by Shannon Hopkins
Beautiful....
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November 2022 by Misty L Creasy
It is beautiful and relaxing and they are trails to the upperside of the falls as well if ur into things like thatDog-friendliness: I haven't seen none there but might be a good place for them I didn't see a sign that says they are not allowedPicnic area: There is a Pavilion there
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September 2022 by Billy Falls
Great small birding spot. See Ebird for checklists. Yellow crowned night herons and warblers here in spring.
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September 2022 by Lisa Lamb
The waterfall was gorgeous and it has great history that goes along with the mill.
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August 2022 by Amber
No playground. Has a shelter and is my favorite go sit and listen to the water place.
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July 2022 by Katherine Conn
It's quiet & peaceful. We have a bit of country close by to get away from it all. I pointed out a baby Great Blue Herring on the other side of the river. It stayed there for a long time.
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July 2022 by Beautiful Inside
Great place for a picnic and walking and taking pictures
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June 2022 by Donald Paul
Beautiful place, just not a lot of visibility of falls
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June 2022 by Thomas Widener
Very relaxing. Kids love going and playing. The water fall is beautiful. It could be cleaned up a little. Just to remove all the big logs out of the water ?
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May 2022 by Cherry Flava
Love this peaceful place never crowded always get a lovely family scenery.
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April 2022 by Jagger French
Really nice place to walk around & relax when there aren't many others present...
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January 2022 by Bobby Lyon
This is little park is part of a couple city parks that are a secret to most Roanoke Valley citizens don't know about. Mason Mill was a privately owned grist mill probably grinding corn and a multitude of other grains from and for their neighbors. Soon after the industrial revolution and the passage of time the mill wasn't needed and the dams, the flume, and the grindstone started to find another way to be used by the local population which had grown tremendously. For years to come the area was used for swimming and playing. Many a family and just generally young folks swam, dived, splashed each other and just had a good time. Go visit this beautiful patch of fun, fishing and history.
