Awesome playground. One of the best I've visited w/ my daughter! The lady I spoke to also mentioned…read moresummer programs! I can't wait.

The recreation center was reopened back in January but remains closed right now because of the…read morepandemic. Inside, when it re-reopens, there is a gym with a hardwood floor, kitchens, meeting rooms, classrooms, and game rooms. Outside, the park features a large playground area, covered picnic shelters, walking path and a pickleball court. Of course, the playground is roped off but the rest of the park area is accessible. There is parking. [Review 13196 overall, 513 of 2020.]

Google says permanently closed. This is false. Moving to a better location. Call 704-896-1090read more

My daughter took tumbling classes here with Ms. Kiera and she loved the coaching she got and that…read morethe class was small. She got a lot of one on one time and attention.

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.

ESC Park has that name because the land was donated by Engineered Sintered Components. Opened in…read moreMay 2013, there are soccer fields and a walking trail. The very large playground includes a shaded bench for the grownups while the little ones are on one of the two climbing frames or the large swing set. Picnic tables and the pavilion can be reserved. There is a good dog park in the shade that is completely fenced in with regulations posted. It's interesting how much sponsorship they have going here. I think that's great. The companies get their name on a sign and the people of Troutman get a great park. [Review 13836 overall, 1158 of 2020, number 2527 in North Carolina.]

Great park. Very clean and there are activities for all ages. They just added pickleball which is…read moremy favorite.

I made a reservation and got mixed up with the time, so we showed up and hour early. They…read moreaccommodated us by having us do the other room. Very challenging but fun!

Escape 109 is a hidden gem in the Lake Norman area. We've done many escape rooms throughout CLT…read more(and beyond) and this locally-owned business stands out. It's incredibly well-thought-out and made for an enjoyable family night out. Our teens (13 & 17) can't stop talking about it our "Derailed" room experience!

My first stop today to check out the parks in Iredell County, which is the first one north of…read moreCharlotte and Mecklenburg. The park is open for business though some features are roped off because of the pandemic. This lovely and well kept park has a baseball field, bike trail, playground and soccer field. The baseball area has a structure with bathrooms and concessions for when there are big games going. The walking loop is lovely though not particularly shady today. A bunch of folks were on one of the soccer fields doing something that could have been crossfit. Definitely not keeping their social distance today. A few kids were also biking and cycling with their parents nearby. There is plenty of parking here. [Review 13193 overall, 510 of 2020.]

Great park, my kids felt happy and I felt safe. Gate around to keep them inside of the play area!read more

Beatty's Ford Park in Denver is one of those places the whole family looks forward to every summer…read more Situated right on Lake Norman with a beautiful waterfront setting, and the amenities back it up completely. The splash pad is the big draw for the kids and it delivers. They have a swim beach now too with water quality tested weekly, which is reassuring as a parent. There's a fishing pier if you want to wet a line, a boat ramp for those coming in off the water, and a playground with swings that keeps younger ones busy when they need a break from the splash pad. Covered picnic tables, grills, clean restrooms, and a concession stand round everything out so you can genuinely make a full day of it without having to leave. The setting on Lake Norman makes it feel like more than just a neighborhood park. The views are great and the atmosphere is relaxed. Staff have been friendly every visit. The facility is well maintained and it shows that Lincoln County puts real effort into keeping it clean and accessible. Drive is worth every mile. A fantastic spot for families.

Great for picnics, family fun and boating…read more Since we moved to Denver NC from Cornelius two years ago, I've wanted to explore some of the amenities such as Parks. Never was able to find the time however. Today was my chance. Most of my time on Lake Norman and Cornelius and parts of Huntersville are right across the water from this Park. Beatty''s Ford is a very old Road that originated in Charlotte and proceeded up to the Natural Ford on the Catawba River and dates back to before the American Revolution. That disappeared when Lake Norman was filled back in the early 1960"s. Beatty's Ford Road is still there and in Huntersville after it crosses NC Hwy 73, it just ends at waters edge. Had a general idea where it was at but confirmed but pulling up a map online. Not far from where we normally have Sunday Breakfast in an area referred to as Triangle. Does not have as many amenities as some of the other Parks around Lake Norman and generally geared to Families with Children or people looking to put their boat into the water and spend a day cruising Lake Norman. Has a great jungle gym, some very nice Picnic Shelters, Hiking Trails and a goodly number of boat ramps. There is a large outdoor fireplace, and it looks like they had disk golf, but it has not been maintained. It's a relaxing place on the water. You can look down stream toward Cowan's Ford Dam and they two large structures are part of the McGuire Nuclear Plant. A little to the left of that, you are looking at neighborhood called the Peninsular and where we lived in Cornelius was on the water about a mile awsy. When the weather gets cooler, definitely going to pack up a picnic basket and spend some quite time here.

Great courts. Clean bathrooms. Not sure how busy it is when not there for a tournament but nothing…read morebad to say here.

Beautiful park and I had a chance to talk to one of the park rangers who was patrolling to make…read moresure that everything remains tidy and orderly. This big park has a large reservable picnic shelter with tables. Lovely. Seven lighted tennis courts which have seating, including one "championship" court with bleachers. A practice hitting wall area. There is a second shelter at the playground area. Of course, the playground is roped off because of the pandemic but will be great for play once it's over. There is parking available, some of it is shaded. I had a great visit today! [Review 13202 overall, 519 of 2020.]