Wright Park

How to get there: From the mansion, cross from the other side of the road. You’re already at Wright park.

Things to do:

➡ Take photos at the beautiful “Pool of Pines”, an elongated rectangular man-made body of water

 and at the end of the park is the well-known park circle.

➡ Buy Natives’ handicrafts

➡ Walk at the wide stairway made of stones that lead you to the horses

➡ Ride a pony if you have extra money.

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