Beautiful park. We loved the area along the river with enormous rocks to climb around on.read more

Nice open space, but very poorly marked. Adding some directional arrows would greatly improve the…read moreexperience! Hard to tell what hole we were playing.

Don't Go Chasing Waterfalls!…read more What a beautiful surprise to stumple upon these beautiful waterfalls! I enjoyed listening to these beautiful waterfalls inside the Lakewood Park in Phenix City Alabama. This is a large park nestled in a well established neighborhood. I think the name of the neighborhood is the same as the park. I hate to leave this peaceful space and I can't wait to return soon.

Love Lakewood park just wish they had more trash cans or maybe trash was checked more regularly…read more The amount of trash I've picked up and cleaned up here is gross

This park includes the Buster Douglas Recreation Center, and the pool next door. We didn't visit…read moreany of those, since we went on Thanksgiving Day. And yes, we were just there for the playground. Dada took a guess and the playgrounds were empty- everyone else was still eating. Plus, it was barely playground weather, but you take what you can get in November in Ohio. Baby K loved it: there are several slides, and some climbing areas, including a climbing wall. Off to the side there is a hockey-themed climbing area for bigger kids, and a workout area for adults with a grownup-style climbing wall. There's a shelter nearby, and benches, and the whole park is nicely laid out. We'll be back.

it's a good park for kid's n teens but inside teens cn go in there to play basketball n hang out…read morethere do tiktok n play catch in ther also

Pretty area to walk around. There is a playground for kids and outdoor store to rent kayaks and…read morealso a food hall. Art museums are near by as well so the is plenty to do. I would go back if I am ever in the area again.

Very Nice park. This is the place to check out and see what Downtown Columbus…read more /Phoenix City area has to offer. Enjoy watching the white water spots or play some disk golf around the riverside. Great local restaurants and bars close by too.

Very well maintained every time I go.Bathrooms are clean. Playground and exercise equipment are in…read moreVery good condition.

Super nice park with a bunch of baseball diamonds, batting cages, a football field, a playground,…read morebathrooms and even electricity where you can charge all of your things

Columbus Riverwalk is a pristine and beautiful park in the heart of downtown Columbus, Mississippi…read more I love going for walks/runs down the miles of trail that starts at the river and go into a serene woods setting. There's plenty of parking, a boat ramp, places to do some fishing, and picnic tables! It's also a very pet friendly park! The Riverwalk is also a fun place to host events, both for the city and privately. The new, state of the art bridge has a stage set up beneath it with lights and is the perfect place for a concert. The grass area in front of the stage is like an amphitheater of sorts, where people can bring their own chairs and enjoy the atmosphere. Lastly, there's a brand new foot bridge that takes you across main street and directly to Columbus' soccer fields and the Hitching Lot Farmer's Market on summery weekends!

Cool. Calm & Serene. I love, love this park! My pup does too, he gets a great walk & so do I.read more

This is probably my favorite place in Columbus. If you love being outdoors, like I do - this has…read moregot to be the most beautiful out and back in the area. We've been getting out on it for our double digit runs. It's exudes peace, calm, tranquil, and serene vibes. It's paved, clean, safe, well lit and although not crowded you aren't often far from your next walker, runner, cyclist, four legged friend or stroller. It's the perfect place to get in uninterrupted mileage with stunning views of the river as it flows from rapids to a glistening still. There's plenty of shaded areas as well as exposed. It feels like a very gradual train to the terrain as its essentially flat but has a few bumps here and there to keep the legs feeling their best. If an active lifestyle isn't your thing, it's the perfect place to take in a picnic, enjoy stillness, meditate or read your fav book from start to finish. There are miles and miles of the perfect mixture of fresh air, sunshine, shade and quietness. We run it from the Lake Oliver trail head start (out 5-6miles then turn back for an easy 10-12) but I can easily see doubling down on it if you are looking to get in 20+ miles while still being right beside the city. On and over the water you can go white water rafting, zip line from GA to AL, fly fish, take in a INF World Canoe Championships and more! The Dragonfly has been a symbol of happiness, new beginnings and change for many centuries. The Dragonfly means hope, change, and love. I'd say this trail is perfectly named. Enjoy!

Lots of potential if the river walk was cleaned up! Once that happens, it would be a great place to…read morewalk and hang out.

Haven't been in years and they've added a nice splash pad and little park. There are no restrooms…read morenear kids park n splash pad. The community center right across has a sign stating 'no public restrooms'. Also it was closed and I'm not sure why it's called a community center. A lady at park said u can rent out rooms but I was hoping to do some arts n crafts or some kind of kids program while I'm here visiting. If u need bathroom be prepared to drive to other parking lot at moon lake or walk all the way down. We enjoyed the small splash pad and swings. I took my 2 year old and walked down to Moon Lake where I used to love running. Other than the duck n geese poop everywhere, including walk path, it was the same. It has a nice, wide walk path all the way around the lake and nature trails off of one end.

The park is always clean and the groundskeepers are always going above and beyond to take care of…read morethe park. It's a nice place to jog even when it's busy.

As a out of state visitor who has visited this park several times over the past decade, it is…read moredisappointing and sad to see the progressive decline of this landmark. Gone are the dancing waterworks. The educational displays shows signs of neglect. This year the water is turbid neon green, reflecting full slimy algae bloom! Hopefully the city of Columbus will spend a few of its taxpayers dollars to bring this park back to its former glory.

I can't believe the city has let this neat little park go. The little girl holding a Coke should be…read morereading a plaque. Where's the water? And the American flags? At least take them down since they are all tattered!