The phrase "pristine park" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a park that is in its original, unspoiled condition, often emphasizing its natural beauty and cleanliness.
Example: "The hikers were thrilled to discover a pristine park hidden away in the mountains, untouched by human activity."
Alternatives: "untouched park" or "immaculate park"
Secretaries at Don Draper's ad agency marvel at an electric typewriter, a mom at a pastoral family picnic tosses the trash onto pristine park grounds, a child who plays with a dry-cleaning bag is scolded, not for the risk, but for mussing the clothes inside.
It has something like the vibe of the artificially resuscitated downtown of a small Rust Belt city, but the highlight is the setting: beautiful old factories (including the former home of Eskimo Pies), the uneasy-but-cool feeling of having a bridge towering over you, and quaint stretches of pristine park on the water.
From the start, the show has mined hindsight for wicked humor: a child playing dangerously with a dry-cleaning bag is chided only for messing up the clothes inside; a pastoral family picnic ends with the mom tossing the entire basket of trash onto lush, pristine park grounds; the presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon is marketed as a young, handsome Navy hero.
Plus, Rocky Mountain National Park, about an hour away, offers non-downhill activities, from hiking to snowshoeing to cross-country skiing in pristine park wilderness.
Big, remote, pristine parks will not survive population and political pressures.
They have, in many ways, underwritten the "new" New York City of the late 1990s and 2000s, defined by pristine parks and low murder rates.
Do you envision that they will be manicured by the parks department, or are they going to be like oases of the wild in the middle of otherwise pristine parks?
This tale of two parks is echoed around New York City, and not for the reason usually given: that private money in wealthy neighborhoods is used to buff and polish already pristine parks.
Hallmarks of suburban life in Nas sau County pristine parks, swimming pools and baseball fields -- would suffer in myriad ways under County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta's budget proposal, the head of the Department of Parks and Recreation told county lawmakers today.
In Montana, each Senate candidate has been crisscrossing from the ski towns and pristine parks in the west to the oil-rich plains in the east, stopping in tiny towns to press for support from handfuls of voters at cafes and gas stations.
In otherwise wealthy Nassau County, however, local officials staunchly oppose a state takeover -- even though by doing so, they are setting themselves an unappetizing task: untangling a fiscal routine in which taxpayers have supported a highly paid police force, pristine parks and numerous patronage jobs that helped push the county into financial crisis.
