If I could give a 0 rating I would. I drive down from Greensboro every 3 weeks to take my small…read moredog who has cancer to Carolina Vet Specialist in Matthews. Every three weeks after her treatments we go for a short walk around the park since it's right across the street. Today, we received some devastating news about her cancer and so after her appointment we went to the park to have a moment with her before driving back to Greensboro. We were kicked out. We've never seen any signs nor has anyone ever approached us about no dogs being allowed. We've seen many other people with their little dogs as well. It felt like a punch in the gut. A place we went for solace just added to our pain.

The park is beautiful however it doesn't allow dogs which is a huge let down. All of us homeowners…read morein parkside townhomes own dogs and it is torture for them having to watch the park and not being able to play. Also, this park is extremely disruptive to our community. They are constantly blaring music above appropriate decibel levels. Sometimes before 8am on a Saturday and passed 9pm on weekdays. To the point the noise rattles our homes and blares through the walls. I moved to this area thinking it would be quiet and peaceful, it has been anything but. I reached out to Eunice Donnelly the park and Rec "director" and she did nothing to resolve the matter. She kept directing me to their website for events which half the events they've run this summer aren't even posted on the website! The park is great, the directors and management team are terrible however. She should be removed. They need a true lesson in organization and also respect- the golden rule. They don't care about our community and that is clear now.

This is a fabulous full-featured park with all sorts of activities, including two lighted tennis…read morecourts, large area of fenced-in pickleball courts, picnic areas, a playground and a big natural walking trail that circles the perimeter of the park. The park also features restroom buildings though they're out of service at the moment with port-a-potties set up nearby. A great stop for the kiddos and the adults, this was a lot of fun! [Review 2106 of 2024 - 3775 in North Carolina - 23125 overall]

6 pickleball courts which are in excellent shape. Decent size play ground. Tennis courts, batting…read morecage, baseball field, bathrooms, nice walking grounds that are in view of courts and playground so safe for solo walkers

Closed and locked up for the coronavirus pandemic but otherwise will reopen for the season soon…read moreenough. One of Tega Cay's oldest parks, it sits at the end of one of the longest peninsulas of the town. The park features playground and picnic sites that are directly on the lake as well as covered picnic shelters, restrooms and a beautiful scenic overlook. Friday nights are when the Carolina Show Ski Team puts on their free waterski shows. Note that parking is by permit only and the permits are not free. There's also no walking here from anywhere other than very nearby as no public transport visits this deep into Tega Cay. [Review 13069 overall, 386 of 2020.]

Windjammer park is one of the most beautiful and accessible parks in the area. To start things off,…read morethere are a couple beaches scattered throughout the peninsula along with some docks too. There is a pavilion with benches too which can make for some scenic picnics. In the summer, the park can get pretty busy but nothing unbearable as there is plenty of space. Make sure to be careful with parking as you need a Tega Cay parking pass and sometimes police will make rounds. The main attraction of the park is the sunset during the summer. Towards the back of the park, there are plenty of benches and swings that overlook most of Lake Wylies. As the sun sets, there is a perfect angle that makes for an amazing view. All in all, this park is worth a visit and makes for a fun, cheap outing.

Such a cute park! Family friendly for sure! They have a nice pond to walk or run around! Will…read moredefinitely revisit!

An amazing park has a lot to offer with the dog park the green way right next to it the park and…read morethe splash pad for the kids never had a problem here love it for my daughter they a lot have lots of event they do at the park

This was a super nice spot for youngsters ... with age appropriate playground stuff for the 2 to 5…read moreyear old set. This probably makes the park little used, but open and available for your little ones and they won't get crushed in a crowd. The park also includes a few picnic tables under a shelter to eat lunch with Jr., and plenty of free parking on site. The playground has woodchips instead of sand for a cushion, so the kids don't get sand in their eyes ... a nice feature. This little hidden park is hardby one of the Greenways, and you pass the park when traveling the Greenway. Sort of hard to find, since it is buried in a residential neighborhood, but that's what keeps it a hidden gem. Recommended.

This cute 23 acre park in Charlotte, NC offers some great activities. They have a nice playground…read morefor children, a playing field, a basketball court, two tennis courts, a picnic shelter, a hiking or strolling trail and a community garden. It is an inviting neighborhood park.

[I am reposting this review from October 2024 because Yelp removed it saying that it didn't focus…read moreon the reviewer's firsthand experiences as a customer of the business. Except it is absolutely a firsthand review and I did visit the park. And Yelp did not reply to my email saying so. At the time, this was review 2105 of 2024 and number 23124 overall.] When it's done, Ezell Park will be a 91 acre park at the corner of Matthews-Mint Hill Road and Mintwood Drive in Mint Hill. The intention is to include basketball, pickleball, a splash pad, restroom facility, open play field, nature themed playground, community garden improvements, trails, parking, and public art. The construction was very much still underway in 2024 but is due to complete in 2026. I look forward to updates. [Review 297 of 2026 - 4582 in North Carolina - 25485 overall]

This is the newest park to open in Mint Hill, run by the County. It has great walking trails,…read morebasketball courts, pickleball, a playground and a splash pad as well as bathrooms.

A nice neighborhood park between two segments of Barcliff Drive. The eastern, or southeastern,…read moresegment of Barcliff Drive (in the Four Seasons neighborhood) is the official entrance. Unfortunately for folks who live one the west side (along the Vernedale Road corridor), the park - and greenway - is legally not accessible as of 1/1/25 even though there is a narrow footpath that leads in around the metal barricade (left side). A slither of land at the end of this street is still private property. Hopefully, Mecklenburg County can acquire this tiny parcel soon.

The entrance to Campbell Creek Park is not at the west end of the park on Barcliffe Drive. It's at…read morethe east end of the park. The park is 21 acres and features a lovely walking wooded trail, horseshoe pits (those are rare!) and a picnic shelter. The playground is quite nice with a great climbing frame and three slides. The ground is a little hard but that's the way it is. When I was here, the park was completely open and accessible. I don't know if it has since been closed for the pandemic. [Review 13112 overall, 429 of 2020.]

Took a walk at the park were Charlotte FC's trading facilities are located. It's a pretty big park…read morewith an old barn that's pretty u I que and great for photo ops. Lots of people walking around and some walking their dogs. I believe there are some other offices as well as a school located on the grounds. Has a big area to lay down and sun bath or throw some frisbee. Nothing for kids as far as a playground that I saw. More for walking.

This park is relatively manicured, and offers various bike and pedestrian trails through some woods…read moreand around a lake. Parking was ample, and bathrooms were available. I didn't see any water fountains, although these are often turned off in winter anyway, even at this latitude. I found no aesthetics of great note, but as a spot for an evening walk it did fine.