Beautiful community garden and it even has a free library post hidden in it. Of course it has…read moregardening books to borrow. 42 raised beds and a few benches to enjoy the nature.

nice community park, however the playground is a bit underwhelming to all but the most sedentary of…read morechildren. it's small with only a few slides, and really probably designed for kinda 5+ as everything requires climbing on ropes or stairs to get up. Great walking path/Greenway that's starts from the park as well.

Davidson did a beautiful job designing this small park for the northern edge of town. Just off Hwy…read more 115 sits this little oasis for walking, playing catch, picnicking, or meeting friends with kids at the playground. There is a small loop to walk with some short trails. Nice facilities and a good amount of benches to rest or read. Parking is designated at the entrance. Thanks to the town of Davidson for this new addition! Open dawn til dusk.

Hidden treasure indeed, this dog park isn't very clearly marked and it's a short walk from the…read moreparking area to the entrance. Over some relatively smooth grass, so not completely handicapped accessible. Entrance to the park requires registration with the City of Davidson Police Department where you'll be required to bring a copy of the rabiest vaccination certificate. Inside the fully enclosed park, there are water fountains, shaded areas, places for the humans to sit and even a hiking trail and natural area. It's really pretty darned cool. A few folks have left doggie toys for play. [Review 13409 overall, 728 of 2020.]

Hidden Treasure They…read morehave been able to transform a transmission area into a series of parks and gardens in what would have been otherwise dead land. Great planning and I applaud. You end up with community gardens, childrens play area, nice quiet area to sit and reflect and a very nice dog park. Lexi (Welsh Corgi) and I went to explore today Took a bit of hunting plus a GPS to find the park but well worth it. Ample parking, nice double gate to get in, tennis balls for our furry friends, picknic tables and sitting areas for the humans and a big water dish. Unfortunately it had just stopped raining when we got her so there were no dogs for Lexi to play with. Nice facility otherwise. Strongly suggest as a different place to bring your friendly canine

This park is so charming! It's giving frutiger aero vibes. There's something for everyone here,…read moreit's seriously a huge park!

I highly recommend!…read more This is our favorite park in Concord! It definitely has a variety of options for outdoor activities from waking trails to playgrounds, soccer fields, tennis courts and fishing. this is a park that the whole family will enjoy and love. I hope that you will come and explore the wonderful things that Frank Liske has to offer!

My son went to the learning garden for years and we loved it and the staff. However as of Monday…read moreNovember the 6th the owner abruptly shut it down with no explanation and left many families including myself without childcare and without notice. I would never use any facility under that woman again. Also she still owes families from there money and belongings but has yet to give anything including an explanation.

I am so glad there is a place like this in Charlotte. The Galilee community center offers so much…read more A garden, free lunch to all on Wednesday's, Loaves and Fishes, 12 step meetings, various classes, and so much more. I have def had hard times and ate at many soup kitchens in Charlotte and they by far have the best food and the atmosphere is amazing. It is amazing to see all cultures sit down and have a meal together. Everyone is so kind and they treat everyone with dignity. I love coming here and try to come as often as possible.

Cute little park tucked away in a quite neighborhood off the Plaza. Lots of space to play…read morebasketball, play on jungle gyms and slides and there is even a cute little outdoor stage with natural seating built into a short hill. The park is connected to different points in the neighborhoods of plaza midwood. Only negative is it's not very green. Lots of dirt patches and not a lot of flowers or mulch

Deep in the neighborhood without much signage to let you know that it's here, Midwood Park is…read moresurprisingly large. The park has an outdoor amphitheater, a tennis court, full-court basketball court, picnic shelter with grill and a playground. The structure at the amphitheater has bathrooms. Some of these features are marked off for the pandemic but will reopen. There was a family playing tennis and some others on the field throwing a frisbee. There is some street parking. [Review 13123 overall, 440 of 2020.]

Putting Cordelia Park in my "hidden gem" folder in a city that is continuing to grow and evolve…read more I had driven on North Davidson hundreds of times and saw the sign for this park, but the real trick is to stop and spend some time here. There's a great gated parking lot that allows families and visitors to park and get to the playground, there's also the pool (closed in the winter time) but I basically came here in search of an outdoor stair workout. Not only does the greenway come through the park, but there's a big elevation difference that allows for some gorgeous city views! The park also has some nice business neighbors like the Hobbyist and a Pho place, really nice way to start a Saturday is to workout, and then grab a coffee from the Hobbyist. I'm curious how booked up the event space is for the park since the back of the building is all glass and looks out to the gorgeous city skyline.

Located between Uptown and NoDa, this linear park is lengthwise along North Davidson Street. The…read moreindoor park and swimming pool and slashpad are currently closed, but the walking trails is still open. If you're looking for a spot to get some walking and some fresh air, you can definitely get that accomplished here. And for a bonus, there are a couple of curbside restaurants at 24th Street that you can pick up for an outdoor picnic in the park. This is a lovely outdoors space in the middle of an urban area. [Review 13124 overall, 441 of 2020.]

Charlotte keeps surprising me, and Romare Bearden Park is another reason why…read more This park feels like a little oasis tucked among Uptown's skyscrapers. Beautiful waterfalls, striking public art, lush gardens, plenty of seating, and wide walkable paths make it a wonderful place to slow down and enjoy the city. The hydrangeas were putting on quite a show during my visit, and I loved discovering the sculptures and learning about the stories behind them. There's something special about hearing water flowing while surrounded by the Charlotte skyline. Whether you're grabbing lunch nearby, taking a morning walk, or simply looking for a peaceful place to sit and reflect, this park delivers. Clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed. A gem in the middle of Uptown.

We enjoyed walking around this small park in uptown Charlotte. There is parking available on the…read morestreet. Yes, you do have to pay for it. The art in the park is lovely. I loved the sculpture. The water feature was such a wonderful surprise! It is gorgeous. I am sure in warmer weather it is even more splendid. This park had stairs and ramps making it easily accessible for all. It was nestled in the middle of a neighborhood. And it was quick to walk through.