Stopped by for the Perfect Game tournament. It's a cute little park with ample parking spots. There's a statue in the center of the drop off area which is a nice touch. Tournament was delayed by two hours due to rain. When we arrived the fields looked great and there was ample space to set up your own seating. A few trips were made to the bathroom by my group and no complaints. At one point, one person when to the concession stand to see what was on the menu as we were starting to get hungry. Come to find out that even though teams were still playing, the concession stand had closed. Most places would make an adjustment to their schedule for delayed tournaments to ensure they stayed open during the last games. This may be an external group that runs them, and I get it, it's just tough to corral hungry children and convince them they'll be fine for awhile longer. read more

Cherry Park - Statue - Parks Near Me - Rock Hill, South Carolina

We got food down the street at Burgers and Barley and brought it to this park to eat. When we drove in, I noticed many signs about social distancing. People seem to be completely ignoring the signs because the park was incredibly crowded and no one was social distancing. Luckily, we were able to find a secluded picnic table to sit at and eat our lunch. It seemed like a nice park and I would have loved to stay and walk around on some of the trails, but I wasn't comfortable doing that considering how crowded it is. I'd recommend trying to find a less popular park than this one if you're just trying to spend some time outside. read more

Cherry Park - The picnic table we ate at - Parks Near Me - Rock Hill, South Carolina

Rock Hill's flagship park, Cherry Park is free to access and open from 7am to 11pm (summer hours) and 7am to 9pm (winter hours). The park is a large 68 acres and is chock full of scenic trails, playgrounds and all sorts of other stuff for outdoors. Five lighted baseball fields, all with skinned infields and fencing. Enclosed dugouts, electronic scoreboards and seating for 500 people at each field. Yes, there is enough parking. The walking trails run about 1.5 miles. There are some permanent structures with bathrooms and concessions. The first aid room is open during tournaments. Other mulit-purpose fields for soccer, football and even concerts or large festivals. Truly a stunning park and Rock Hill has done well. [Review 13034 overall, 351 of 2020.] read more

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I bring my kids here very often and it's always such a pleasure I know a lot of people are going to the new park because it's shiny and new but this park has been around and still has good bones read more

Great updated park for kids. Huge slides and updated swings. Also has brand new baseball and soccer fields. Walking and bike trails. read more

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I love that this park is the location of the Special Olympics each year. As far as I saw they have a lot of things to do here. there are so many areas that literally on a summer day you could meet all your friends up there and have a game of ball! The park looked very large with lots of entertainment for children. I did not get to see very much while at the special olympics, but was impressed with what I saw read more

Very impressed by Cherry Park. I played tennis here last night and they have a gorgeous tennis facility. I am told the tennis center is funded by the city of Rock Hill but you can also play to be a member and get some more benefits (being able to reserve courts and use ball machines are some of the perks). The courts themselves are pristine. Each court has fencing around it so you don't have to worry about stray balls coming from other courts (unless they coming from overhead - then you gotta watch out). Each court also has a score system, bench with canopy, cooler filled with water, and even equipment for tennis lessons (ball machines, ball pickup rollers, etc). I wish I lived closer to such a nice facility. I didn't venture much passed the tennis complex, but I saw a little bit of the Frisbee course and walking trails on my way out. read more

one of my jock friends which is pretty much all the friends i have said hey Mechl there is this park in Rock Hill and it's on the way do you want to take some photos, so my friend drove me down there and it was, totally disappointing, anyway my friend was quite entertaiment on some of the equiptment, i guess ive noticed it is easy to keep the jock type entertained, so i guess i may not be should review this place and give them only three stars because i do not play sports looks like mostly baseball and the Mighty Casey may have been the only redemption for me here. take a look at my amazing photos and you will see what i liked about this wonderbar place, this is not a love song read more

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Very clean and wide open park. Playgrounds and trails for kids. A great venue for softball with nice fields and dugouts. Well maintained and clean also well lit. read more

As a park to stop in while going traveling down 77, this place gets 5 stars. We stopped here for an hour and our kids loved it. They have a sand area with plenty of swings. The playground has a variety of play items and is spread out. I wish they had a little more updated toddler area but it still worked. They also have working bathrooms that were clean so that was a plus. The running path was nice and it just felt refreshing from sitting in a car. It also is close to numerous places to eat. read more

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This a great park, however there have been a lot of break ins here. I was a victim myself. Make sure you put everything out of site and also case the parking lot frequently for suspicious persons! read more

This is a great park in Rock Hill. Even though in is right off of bustling Cherry Road, this park always seem serene because of the ample number of trees and bushes. There is an extensive walking trail that forms a loop, so it is easy to get lots of miles in. There is a nice sized playground for kids. The trees have grown up around the playground to provide shade for the adults. The playground area is also surrounded with picnic tables and little charcoal grill areas. In addition, there are several softball fields and soccer fields. This is a fantastic place to spend a Sunday morning. read more

Love it hear. Go for a walk daily here with the kids. The paths are nice and its away from the traffic. Very clean and pleasant.

In 1888, Ernest Thayer wrote a poem about an overly confident slugger from Mudville. Cherry Park has the mighty Casey guarding the entry to the 5 softball and little league fields that are housed in its complex. A befitting mascot that stresses the importance of teamwork and practice, Casey stands as a symbol of overconfidence and bravado. (On another note: The statue is a dead ringer for Dale Earnhardt...coincidence? I think not.) The fields, walking/running path, playground and concession areas are all taken care of nicely. The park is clean and welcoming. There are almost always activities going on at Cherry Park starting in the spring. If your kids spend any time playing baseball or softball...you will be here often. Same goes for adult softball leagues. Cherry Park has been a great accomplishment for Rock Hill...and Rock Hill understands how to take care of it. read more

went here today for the first time with the family. its a huge park. they have a playground, dog trail, running trail, bike trail, tennis courts, a field for football, baseball, etc. It has a canopy top so it will still be nice to visit during the summer. Its nice and clean and they have very active security patrolling the premises. Overall its a really nice park, i see myself having a cookout or little birthday party there in the near future:) read more

From it's athletic fields to its paved trails, Cherry Park offers something for everyone all summer long. I came here with my family and though the playground was crowded, we enjoyed a pleasant picnic in the shelter. After dark, the trails, as well as the shelter, were lit up with a few lights, giving us more time just to hang out. I appreciated the clean restrooms and non-smoking signs posted ["Healthy Lungs at Play"]. I'm sure there's more to discover at Cherry Park. read more

Awesome shaded park. Swings, slides, sand pit, lots of benches and picnic tables. Restrooms close. A new favorite for us.

Very nice park. Love the playground area nice and shaded with plenty of picnic tables.

Why does Rock Hill hate dogs? My wife and I have three dogs. We aren't allowed to take more than 2 at a time to the parks because of a stupid city ordinance. Two of our dogs are geriatric and the other is a therapy dog who stays right next to us. Will not be visiting any parks here again. Terrible. read more

My kids love to play at Cherry Park. They have the best time. They usually make friends and could easily play for hours. There is plenty of parking and a lot of fun things to do. My bf and I have walked along the trail a few times and have enjoyed it as well. read more