I went there every weekend of my childhood with my parents and grandmother and aunt. We could roam free and enjoyed finding Paw Paw fruit and mushrooms.

Although Warren Woods is quite small, just over 1/2 square mile, most of it is primeval forest. Although the immense beech trees are in a slow decline, there are still many that are close to 5 feet thick, and 100 feet high. There are areas where most of the ground is corded with tree roots. There are several paths through the woods, and a sturdy foot bridge over the Galien River. Bird life is abundant. There are a few picnic spots in a less densley wooded area.