I went and wonder if this place is abandoned. I paid the $10 in the box, we walked around and…read moreleft. All I saw was tons of trash everywhere and a boarded up building. Wish I would have paid attention before I wasted my money.

Great place to relax…read more Grab a book or a set of head phones, and wait for the fish to bite. Lakshore is a great place to go to get away from the daily grind. Don't have bait? Don't have a tackle box? Not a problem at Lakeshore. Mike, the owner and fishing expert, helps you with everything you need to get started. Very affordable for a family outing, and there are two large ponds, so it is never "too crowded." It was only $6 per person to fish all day. Forget the Blackberry at home, but not the fishing chair. Take a day and try something different at Lakeshore Fishing.

This is a nice lake but very small. Beautiful scenery. People camp on the banks. This is a nice…read morespot for a Pontoon boat or very small speed boat. Lots of fishing as well.

It's not a business but It has breathtaking views. It has several public accesses and a beach with…read moreseveral pavilions for family outings.

This park is great to get some steps in and now the have a playground for kiddos to enjoy the park…read more They also have a pond where you can fish and release. However, the bridge that leads to the pond is under construction at the moment. Lots of benches and areas with picnic complete with trash cans.

Nice re-vamped park. They have added a children's play area with lots of slides and swings. The…read morewalking trails are super easy to access and walk on. Very nice, quaint and serene. They added a garden and picnic tables to sit at and enjoy if you just want a place to sit. It is on the smaller side. Trails are no longer than 30min to complete and not too many parking spaces but other than that great park to bring the kiddos at or if you just want a quick walk.

Pretty nice park!…read more Hiking trails, cycling trails, horse trails, disc golf course Camping areas. Bathrooms Soccer and baseball fields. Kids playgrounds. Pretty quiet most of the trail! Good for a trail run too! I go often to walk my dog!

Many activities for kids. Fishing, mini golf and a playground. Areas to cook out. Nice easy trail…read morearound the lake . It is $4 to park.

For a few dollars a person, this is a good day use park. There is a picnic area near the parking…read morelot. The amphitheatre is nearby also. Then it is just a short walk to the museum and a few monuments. I'm not sure if there is really any connection to Jackson himself aside from the name and monuments. But there are some artifacts which date from around his time. The history here, indeed the whole area, is a history lacking from the west coast. So, whether related to the 7th president or just his era, it is cool for a life long west coaster to visit and learn. Other highlights of this state park which I did not have an opportunity to check out are camp sites, a lake with canoe rentals and a 1 mile nature trail. Practically something for everyone.

On our way to Florida, we stopped at the Andrew Jackson State Park for a quick walk. I knew my…read moregrandbabies needed a break before piling back in the van for the next leg of the trip. This park is located about 20 miles off the I-77 interstate. There is plenty of signage to guide you. The park is $3 per adult and $1 per child with a pay station. Park opens at 9am. Plenty of parking! We walked around the statues, the meeting house, and the schoolhouse. Kids enjoyed ringing the bell. There are picnic tables and a covered shelter with additional tables. There is a restroom that is depicted as a log cabin. So is the picnic shelter. Very Rustic looking. The kids enjoyed looking at everything, reading the markers and taking their own photos. It was very relaxing and I thoroughly enjoyed watching them take their own photos. I hope they always enjoy history! Kayla Beth Fields , the kids and I had a great little adventure.

What a beautiful walk and nicely paved.It also has some hints for a history lesson.It has bike…read moretrails as well.Not sure if you can walk on them but they were well marked.2.5 miles each way.The only think that is bad is the address.It took me a while to find the trail entrance. Nice walk along the water

Great trail with easy access and amenities for post walk/run/bike businesses to visit afterward!…read more Met some friends here for an easy Sunday morning walk. There is a lot to see between the river, trees, birds, and other trail visitors. Super easy to park around the businesses near the Pumphouse and then set off. As we were coming back, there were people putting kayaks into the water, also some folks in the water doing some fishing. Overall a great option for getting out into nature. Everything is paved and there some some well maintained wooden bridges to cross. Wide enough for two way traffic and benches a lot the way for breaks.

Great park about 1 hour from Fort Mill. Worth the drive if you want a chill place to launch your…read moreboat/jet skies or a place to camp out and fish for the day. Onsite boat/snack shop and they have a floating fuel pump on the dock.

Being in nature is so exhilarating. Definitely going back. The staff and the grounds were great.read more

So happy to discover this hidden gem in my backyard kind of. My friend and I walk every Sunday in…read morethe greenways in Charlotte but this morning I suggested we try this place I drove thru while exploring Rock Hill. Wow, what a great change in scenery. We did 7 miles on and thru the trails along the river. We started at the river park entrance off the industrial highway (I'm not good with directions) and ended at the River Walk by the Pump House before turning around. It was a great workout with some hills but the views were the Star. Old bridges, big metal bridges, swings on the river banks and wooden trails thru the woods' this place is a gem. Can't wait to go back

Termporarily closed for enhancement projects, but if you turn left at the entrance, you can still…read morepark and access the hiking trails. That's on you if you do so when the park is closed! The trail I spotted is clearly marked with blazes. It's not handicapped accessible with a few scrabble areas and some felled trees that would need to be stepped over. The hike would likely land on the "easy" end of the scale and it's very pleasant to walk through the woods. The sign indicates that the park closed November 4 and is estimated to be complete in late Spring 2020. Users of the Piedmont Medical Center Trail at 100 Celriver Road can still access the trail. Remember to always hike with a friend! [Review 13039 overall, 356 of 2020.]