The Allison Wonderland

I was thinking that was in reference to dyers garden

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This link should help you all regarding Silverwood Park. 
Mushie-Linda

Life eternal = churchesFire infernal = the stone fireplaceHearth of hearts = weddings they do there

Salem may fit the "life internal heat infernal" clue.  Salem witch trials - those found guilty were burned at the stake.  Innocents killed would presumably go to heaven.

There is a church called Salem a block away on silver lake road, heaven and hell?

There are churches in the area, though there are churches most everywhere. Maybe it's a reference to "salvation"? As in the Salvation Army used to own that site I think. It could be something in the park too as I have yet to ever go there.

Heart of hearts is a phrase used in Shakespeare's Hamlet.  Hamlet is a tiny settlement smaller than a village.  St Anthony village perhaps?

The third line has me stumped - clearly refers to the choice between heaven & hell.  Thoughts?

Silverwood seems inevitable—but solves involving Crosby/Hidden, Hansen, and even things like Furness Park were all very intriguing.

CW could've gotten a lot of extra play out of something like "saintly" (St. Anthony/St. Paul) or "high five" (artwork/highway) if they hadn't so specifically referenced "arts" in this latest clue, but I get that it was probably time to do so.

Recovering from the whiplash lol — back out tonight and tomorrow, hopefully.

Another reason to stay away from that part of the park is the lake itself.  "Path to the bath" could mean a path to the lake or the bridge across it.

One of the roads is blocked off, not by cones but….. could that be the cones reference? Or reference to the sign “ Restoring Native Species Project” so cone could be a pine cone for tree or seedling?? Grasping here

I'm in agreement with all of this. The bath trail a few days ago was the first clue for me.
But what's the cones?

Path to the bath is in reference to the Forest Bath Tour that is available. That path is just inside the entrance to the left. So you want to be away from there. That’s my opinion LOL

Mother Earth makes sense, the high view school, New BRIGHTon out of the dark, treasure = silver, the art, The roads, Silverwood sounds like a winner, or one huge red herring. But so many things add up now. Good Luck everyone. I'm 2 hours north, no threat here...But this seems still too early to be on THE park so quick...right? But wow...it adds up!
Mike

stRIVER, DRIVER and current are river reference and that's 3 = Silverwood is part of the 3 rivers parks system

Could “that all of us spring from the mud” be e reference to Mother Earth? There is a reference to Mother Earth in Silverwood….I cannot tie in driver,or current, unless it’s pertaining to electrical… or driver means driven to find it and striver means a long or vigorous walk?

All I can do

I'm definitely on Silverwood.  Clue 6 convinced me.  "Ride this rhyme for a trip through time" seems to reference the bicycle silhouette bike racks and the nursery rhyme Hickory Dickory Dock.  There is a dock onto Sliver Lake there.  "Stone circles" seems to reference the brick/flagstone foot path that circles the outdoor stage/amphitheater. David put me onto New Brighton in translating "Fresh," "out of the dark" and "life of ease."  The "border" reference clinched it for me.  I think the reference to 30's means the street address is in the 20's.  That steered me away from Emerald.  I still believe the repeated use of "treasure" was referencing Silver - Silver Lake, Silver Lake Rd, Silverwood Park.

Can anyone show me the border lines out there path to the bath is just to left of entrance...border could be county rd E new Brighton is north side of E, next to 30th Ave is wexon heights rd also

The path to the bath is not by the beach (that is over the border). It’s actually almost opposite that in the park. 

Definitely Silverwood. I don’t think over the County Line. They do lock the gate at night, but easy to walk in. I talked to an officer when I was parked at the beach park last night and she had no issues with walking in. They also perform weddings here if that makes a difference to you with last nights clue. The Forest Bath trail is totally unique. It’s a great park!