787 acres.

The 787 acre Park was formerly the property of the late Curtis H. Veeder, an industrialist, inventor, and outdoorsman. He named it "Penwood" partly because his ancestors came from Pennsylvania and partly because the name Veeder is Dutch for "pen."

Services
(H) Picnic Shelter, Drinking Water, (H) Paved/Gravel Parking, Flush Toilets

Charge
None

Location
4 miles west of Bloomfield on Route 185.

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