Now Sumter doesn't have to much going on but if you need a good place to walk, run or play some…read moresports this park is for you! There are a few ponds but no fishing or swimming is allowed. This is a dog friendly park & they have many trash bins with doggie poop bags also. The paths are paved so if you have a little one in a stroller rest assured you can take some walks there. It is very open so you won't have to go thru the woods to much. It is an easy walk as there are no hills. We did not encounter many bugs. They have some benches & a building that looks like you can rent out. Very well kept park.

What a beautiful oasis in Sumpter! While traveling through the area I wanted to find a place to…read morestop for a bit and take a break from driving. This place came up in my search and so glad it did. The garden is very well maintained and extremely relaxing. Large pond with a number of different species of swans and geese. Great walking trails with lots of shade too. Well worth a visit. Wish I lived closer.

This park holds a very sentimental place to me. My mom used to bring me and my sisters here when we…read morewere kids. Also, we used to come here with several of my cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents. So coming back here years after my mother's passing was a very bitter sweet moment. The park was as I remembered but also they have added things and made it more. The upkeep and maintenance of the park is great. Great for walking and justa relaxing atmosphere.

Beautiful park overall! Very nice trails throughout, and a nice swimming area near the park office…read more Restrooms were in great condition as well

This was a nice place to go for a hike with friends and a dog.People that are there seem to be…read moreextremely friendly. It's a clean park with a lot of different trails. It also has a playground, kayaking and boating. You're also allowed to fish there. I would recommend this. This park also offers a lot of benches to sit down in rest while Hiking. Please for a day trip with the family or friends.

A little off 95, stopped here for a toddler activity and we were so impressed by all the fun toys…read more Daughter decided to pretend to go camping after swinging and spinning for a bit. Easy to find parking and there are restrooms. Some locals were playing pickleball nearby on the courts.

Such a fun park for yourself and especially the little ones! Plenty of space and didn't feel too…read morecrowded. There is a separate area for working out which I love to !

Great park about 1 hour from Fort Mill. Worth the drive if you want a chill place to launch your…read moreboat/jet skies or a place to camp out and fish for the day. Onsite boat/snack shop and they have a floating fuel pump on the dock.

Being in nature is so exhilarating. Definitely going back. The staff and the grounds were great.read more

This is a nice lake but very small. Beautiful scenery. People camp on the banks. This is a nice…read morespot for a Pontoon boat or very small speed boat. Lots of fishing as well.

It's not a business but It has breathtaking views. It has several public accesses and a beach with…read moreseveral pavilions for family outings.

This is a small park on Main down near the connection of 15 and 378 bypass but it looks like it's…read morebeen undergoing some extensive renovation. It's now a very nice looking little park and it's got a spray park attached which is touch-activated on a 10 minute timer. We took our daughter there on a nice Saturday morning and was surprised to find it empty considering how beautiful of a day it was. She had a blast in the spray park.

Riley Field is the host of the American Legion State Baseball Tournament. Needless to say I was…read moreimpressed by the field, food,and volunteers that put hundreds of hours to make this a first class event. I love to travel all over the States to see vintage classic stadiums, and I never knew we had this in our own state. I would highly recommend watching a baseball game in this jewel.

It's hard to believe that this used to be home to the Sumter Braves, a minor league feeder team to…read moreAtlanta. Now it's just... well, what you'd expect to find in downtown Sumter. I believe the Legion uses the ball field but aside from that there's a rundown basketball court and what I believe is supposed to be a tennis court -- neither of which appear to have seen any use in several years. In fact, I've never seen this park in use at all. It's a shame, too, because it's got some big open field with plenty of trees to provide shade.

The Blythewood area lacks decent parks, but Doko is a very nice place with a very nice nature…read moretrail, nice restrooms, an excellent playground, a cafe in the rebuilt train station, an amphitheater for concerts, lots of open grass fields, a picturesque pond and a venue for special events. The annual July 4th event is the biggest in the area and is great for families. The park also features a farmer's market one day a week, and other events featuring food trucks and vendors. There is ample parking, picnic tables and a historic town hall. One event that is fun for the kids is the painted rock hunt. People have painted rocks and have scattered them throughout the area kids can pick them up as they see them, take pictures of them, and hide them for others to find. This is a great park!

Great place to enjoy the outdoor and relax. Went there for their Fourth of July celebration and was…read morevery impressed with the firework show that was displayed. Returned a week later to ride my bike. Great trails with an even prettier pond. Awesome job to whoever designed this park.

Such a beautiful place to walk on a far and for pets. The loop is pretty strait forward and…read morebeautiful. Also, if you want food you can stop at a shop or restaurant halfway thru the trail. There is plenty of parking and well lite with cameras.

Great little walking loop, it gets hot though so be sure to get there early or late on summer days…read more Pretty nice to walk around the pond though. We also like that it runs by the brewhouse so we usually stop for a drink. FYI there is a walking trail through the woods on the southwest side of the lake that will get to the coffee & book place.