I really wish the city would advertise this park I had to do some digging to finally find a park…read morehere in Rockingham. This park was very big and nice. He area was beautiful with the river nearby and a old dam right behind it. Will definitely bring the kiddo back when it's cooler possibly in the evening it was way too hot today to really enjoy it.

Great time, amazing owner, and all around fun. Excellent place for a day at the lake, great music,…read moreBring some picnic items, or just grill.This place is owned by a gentleman who is probably the nicest guy I've ever met. We caught a lot of bluegill, not sure what else is in the lake. Small lake to kayak around. Plenty of shelters to beat the heat. A hidden gem in Pinebluff

Absolute gem right in town. Cardinal Park has everything you need to spend the day or night having…read morefun with your family. We went to swim and ended up taking with the owner who was great. Will definitely go back!

Amazing trails for a walk, mostly flat with a little uphill and a few stairs. The map is super easy…read moreto follow and all trails are perfectly marked. Lots of pine needles so wear sneakers to avoid slipping. They have a visitor center if you want more details or info! We did 2.5 miles from jumping around loops and it was perfect and so relaxing!

Visiting my family and did some exploring, always looking for new wildlife spots and trails to…read morehike. This park had it all, plenty of well marked & maintained trails, lots of wildlife. We saw the Red-cockaded Woodpecker which was awesome. The helpful Staff member at the Visitor Center showed us pictures and played the sounds of them which was very helpful in locating them. We also saw a Fox Squirrel which was also a first. The Visitor Center is very nice, with a Nature Center and very clean restrooms. Definitely will be back !!!

At the intersection of Lee Street and Washington St and acting as a traffic circle in front of the…read moreRichmond Community Theatre stands this lovely fountain. The grass in front of it is quite green and there are a couple of benches as well. There is a time capsule buried here that was set in 1984 for the 200th anniversary and is due to be opened on June 2, 2084 for the 300th anniversary of the founding of Rockingham. If you're here for that event, please let us know here on Yelp! Pretty park and street parking all around. [Review 15458 overall, 962 of 2021, number 3002 in North Carolina.]

This is one of my absolute favorite park to go to. It gives me such a calm feeling. I bring my pets…read morewith me when I visit. They just love the sounds of the birds and squirrels. My chihuahua can walks forever here he just loves it and they have bags please clean up after your pets and yourselves. There's wild animals in the area that could get sick off your trash. I can't say enough about the views. From the woods to the trails to the benches for lunch. There's is a small playground for the lil ones. If you want to get away from the bustle and hustle of the Fayetteville streets even if you only have a few minutes trust me come here and breath and take in the beauty.

This was a cute park to walk around. We got to Fayetteville early and were killing time before we…read morecould go to Cape Fear Botanical Garden so we went for a quick walk, it was pretty extensive.

We absolutely love this park. It has a little bit of everything for everyone. Trails, woods,…read moreswamps, lakes, beaches, disc golf course, basketball, volleyball, plenty of family areas for picnic and parties. Not to mention multiple playgrounds for the kiddos. Trash cans everywhere to dispose of waste (my only complaint would be all the trash I see lying around) and poop bags for the dogs located throughout the park as well.

This recreation space has the potential to provide such a better experience than what it currently…read moreoffers. The remnants of a better park still remain; the trails, now overgrown, the buildings, whether they were once for education or recreation or simply using the bathroom, are now all locked, even one of the most basic human needs, water, was once offered here, but now if you don't want you or your child to dehydrate after walking or playing or exercising, you either had to pre-plan with bottled water or now need to leave and go purchase some elsewhere. Park maintenance and the budgets allotted to the parks and recreation department I understand; the trails probably not a priority, when things like the Riverwalk have been built recently, and I can't imagine staffing for Luther Britt Park is in the list of priorities for the local government. But access to water? Restroom facilities that are already here and functional and are just locked? If it's an issue of safety or worry that the restrooms will be misused, thousands of parks around the world, hundreds in our own state manage to find a solution to these hypothetical worries; denying 99% of visitors amenities all over the possibility that someone, someday may or may not do something untoward. The taxpayers of this community are primarily the ones this park was built for and who benefit the most from what it provides. Those same individuals, those who not only financed the initial development of these facilities, but whose hard-earned wages support the continued existence and usage of it, should not have their basic needs denied. Solutions as simple as turning on already-existing water fountains and unlocking already-standing restrooms make all the difference when guests are here exercising or playing with their dog or creating memories with their children. Please, turn the water fountains on.

This area is a blackwater river that has a haunted, ethereal quality to it. However, you'll quickly…read morebe brought down to earth by the swarming insects in my experience. Both times I've been I've really wanted to take more pictures and walk more trails and cut my visit short. It's the kind of place where ordinary insect repellent may not be enough. The constructed facilities are minimal, the trails short, but the environment is a place that is worth trying to explore. Doing it by kayak might be the way.

P Pretty place to…read moreexplore fish great for a family or friends to hang out or play around

Absolutely love this park! I like the dogs can roam around freely…read more If you have a high energy pup, this place is great to burn that extra energy

Lots of areas for dogs to run. There's a center area with chairs and umbrellas, a wood path area…read moreand a creek area. Lots of water for dogs are available, along with an agility course. An idea to improve the park is to add a porta potty for the dog parents.

Nice little park with a walking/running trail surround the Reservoir. About a 2 mile loop which was…read moreperfect for my evening run. Not too busy during the weekdays

What a beautiful spot…read more We loved that the whole trail enveloped the lake. The park itself was beautiful, clean and very well maintained. Dog friendly. I repeat, dog friendly. Our pups loved this park. Definitely coming back!

There are like 5 parking spots for this playground & the park was empty yet all spots were taken…read more Not sure where the people who'd taken all the parking were. The fast food place nearby was almost full so park was inaccessible due to no parking. We went to Northeast park instead & it was great

Old park close to the highway. Not impressed. Garbage everywhere (including condoms), half of it…read morefalling apart. Missing 2 slides. Swings rusting. Playground chipped and rusting. I was actually nervous to let me two little kids on the park.