Jackson Pond

• Size: 3-acre pond with limited amount of Columbia Association open space surrounding it.
• Habitat: Because Jackson Pond was dredged in 2007, it is currently a manicured pond with a small amount of natural brushy and woody habitat at each end. There are various ornamental trees in yards adjoining the path around the pond.
• Best Months: April–May; September until freeze-up.
• Coverage Time: 30 minutes or less; longer if path extensions are explored.
• Trails/Paths: A paved path encircles the pond. There are connections with the Columbia Association path system at both the north and south ends.
• Notable Birds: Redhead, Northern Bobwhite, Black-crowned Night-Heron, White Ibis, Laughing Gull.
• Amenities: Tot lot on the west side with a few nearby picnic tables; fishing pier and island on the east side; a few benches.
• Handicapped Access: The paved path is mostly flat with a few gentle grades; the entire pond is visible and accessible.
• Operation and Hours: Columbia Association property; 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
• Special Attractions: The pond.