My Royal Standard Poodle (large) had the time of his life. Rosedale Dog Park is well planned,…read moreclean, and well maintained. As we entered through the double gated entry, on the left was available water for the dogs. Straight ahead was a large concrete covered patio with 4 steel tables with benches on all 4 sides. We were engulfed in a beautiful, clean, well maintained forest with a mulch floor. We were met by 9 friendly dogs and 8 friendly dog owners. In the middle of the forest was a clean, well shaded wooden bench. Beyond the fence was a state forest, so snakes have been known to enter in.

Open since 2022,the Rosedale Dog Park is located behind the Rosedale and Market Square Shopping…read moreCenters just off Gilead Road. Completely fenced and with separate areas for small and large dogs, there is a lot of space. The area is well shaded and not very muddy with seating areas for the people and room for dogs to run about. A dedicated parking lot in the front, a double-gate area to keep the dogs secure and signage that indicates the rules of the park. There is also a dispenser with bags and a drop off for filled ones. This is a super park and I would love to bring my dogs here for a run about. [Review 19517 overall - 3412 in North Carolina - 487 of 2023.]

One of the very few parks I take my pups to! It's always very clean and well maintained. I love…read moregoing and observing how spacious it is and the dogs can just run free and play! I also appreciate the little benches for owners to sit on while they watch their pets play. I also love that almost every time I go, I run into the same dog parents and we all just refer to each other as the [dog's name]'s mom or dad lol. I just especially love the walking trail surrounding the park and the fact that the fire station is right next door and there's usually an officer patrolling the trail on their bike.

This is a really cool park and trail area near our house. We took our excited pup there to see if…read morehe would play in the park. The dog park for big doggos is massive, so much space to let your dog run and play. Our baby is a bit too excited so we kept him on the leash until he gets some training. But we really loved the size of the park. There is also a separate small dog park area which is nice. We ended up just walking the hiking trail with our good boy and he loved that. It's pretty long and we didn't even walk the entire thing. I'm sure it's so beautiful out there in the warmer months too. We will absolutely be back!!

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

They call this place Squirrel Park for a reason! The cute little guys are all around and very…read morecomfortable around people. This is a lovely little trail, perfect for leisurely strolling and they have an assortment of workout stations placed throughout. Things like monkey bars, pull-up bars, sit-up bench, etc. which is a unique and fun touch! There were quite a few cars when we arrived on a Sunday afternoon, but it never felt too crowded and people were friendly. This is a great spot to spend an afternoon.

This is my favorite park in Statesville. It's a nice size with paved walking trails. It's actually…read morean exercise park, with different workout stations if someone wants to follow. There is a bathroom on site. I have not been inside. My husband and son have, they said it's fine. It's a lovely place to walk your dog. Like everywhere else, they must be kept on leash and need to be picked up after. They have doggy stops near the bathroom if you forgot your bags. Also, they have Pokémon stops and gyms throughout the park, another reason to get out there and exercise!

kind of big and kind of far from the house but there's four ball diamonds with lights and bleachers…read moreand toilets and picnic shelters and a walking path which is kind of important since the path around bellingham has been tore up for over a year and it doesn't look like it will be finished anytime soon and I prefer walking around out of doors to treading a mill. got some big elevation changes down behind the dog park then up to the tennises and the ballfield fences offer some protection from the wind which seems more of a nuisance here than there. still, it's close to work and it's easy in easy out so it'll do for now. besides some significant improvements on the doc for 2025 - includes LED lights on the football pitches and a couple hundred more parking spots - tennis courts and disc golf are available for warmer weather as is a playground for the kiddies and dog parking if you have 'em, which I don't, so they aren't for me right now, but thank you.

Nice little park a couple miles from us. Mostly nice paved walking path. Bathrooms are usually…read moreclean and stocked. Well kept tennis courts, baseball fields, playground. A couple of nice big dog parks but one is often locked up. This is a well used small park. The back fields that are used for soccer and lacrosse are awful. They're grass and get muddy with just a little bit of rain. Or when it hasn't rained in awhile, the red dust blowing covers everything. The makeshift road that everybody drives on to park closer to the fields have deep ruts and cross over part of the walking path. There's paved parking but this is the best way to park closer to the fields for lacrosse and soccer games. And when there's also baseball games going, parking is wherever you find it, even on grass, Thankfully, the city has earmarked some funds to renovate the fields, make them turf, and put in more parking spaces. Can't wait for that.

It's one of the highlights of my city. It's a beautiful park has attractions for families and kids…read moreand also others at night. It's very decorative with lights and colorful waterfall. My Dog Napoleon thinks it's his park and insists ongoing there for every walk. Most people are respectful and enjoy the green area and also clean up after themselves if they have dogs, however there are a few in the minority that aren't as community minded. Saw two other large dogs with owners who could barely control them. Unfortunate because there are a lot of children and people playing near the water area and the playground area. Highly recommend one of my favorite parks of the city. They also have concerts and events like movies here.

Great Googly Moogly. This is pretty darned amazing. I had no idea that a small town like Salisbury…read morecould hide such a clean, modern and advanced park! There is a huge green in front of a bandshell that is an amphitheater. Lovely public restrooms. A neat shaded walk with picnic tables and a gazebo. A beautiful fountain. All in the shadow of the Bell Tower. The park dates back to 1855 when Salisbury native Maxwell Chambers donated the two blocks to the First Presbyterian Church. It's a fabulous open space and Salisbury is fortunate to have it. [Review 1142 of 2024 - 3637 in North Carolina - 22166 overall]

Formerly Lakewood Park, this is now known as Martin Luther King Jr. Park. The centerpiece is a…read morestocked lake with fishing permitted from Monday to Thursday. Three large picnic shelters, one of which has charcoal grills and a fireplace set up. The walking trails surround the lake, two playgrounds and a very pretty waterfront gazebo that would be quite lovely for photo opportunities, especially when the leaves are turning. Large open outdoor amphitheater. [Review 14553 overall, 51 of 2021, number 2789 in North Carolina.]

Awesome festival! Lots of unique items...Lots of food,ice cream.... Pet friendly…read more Music till 7:00

Small, free, local playground in Lexington now that playgrounds have opened back up. They have a…read moresplash pad that's free as well, but that was still closed. Playground is suitable more for older children, but our toddler still enjoyed herself as well. If you can overlook the surrounding houses with their shoddy appearances, the playground itself appeared clean but small.

This large park features a playground, grills, basketball court, three shelters, and a 4,000…read moresquare foot splash pad. There is also a building with bathroom facilities. Closed for the winter but looking absolutely awesome. Plenty of parking and a great view of the entire park area. It's an interesting neighborhood. Some of the houses nearby look like they could use a good pick me up to solve their drooping roofs and stained roof tiles. Ouch.