Medium size park along I-77 south of the Uptown Charlotte area. There is a multi-purpose field, two…read moretennis courts, a full-court basketball court, a picnic shelter and a playground. The park is in good shape, well mowed, limited leaves and no litter. There is street parking. This would be a good spot for a picnic or an outdoor party. [Review 12965 overall, 281 of 2020.]

Great ball field for Harrisburg Athletics. During game season the concession stand is open. They…read morehave hot dogs, burgers, fries, candy and drinks. There are at least 6 ball fields, a small playground and a shelter with picnic tables (you have to rent the shelter from the town). This is attached to Harrisburg elementary school, so the most parking is at the school instead of the park entrance.

Baseball and softball fields are the main event here at Stallings Park, with a couple folks doing…read moresome batting practice when I stopped by on Saturday morning. The park also features three tennis courts and a walking trail that is not paved. The playground looks super cool with a low fence around it to keep the little ones from wandering off. There is also a bathroom building nearby which has concessions available when there is baseball. Both the playground and the bathrooms are closed because of the pandemic. There is a cherry tree grove nearby but I did not spot it today. Plenty of parking but look out for the foul balls! [Review 13185 overall, 502 of 2020.]

Much of the bottom end of the park's parking lot was roped off for construction when I visited but…read moreother parts are open and available. Of course, the playground was also roped off because of the pandemic and the restrooms were locked. There was some litter in the picnic area that looked like local underage drinking. Surprisingly, no graffiti. Otherwise, the large park features six lighted soccer fields and a nice walking track. It is located next to the school so there is plenty of parking and easy access. And if you're wondering who Richard Barry is, that's covered here https://www.yelp.com/biz/richard-barry-historical-marker-huntersville?hrid=Whe_8DGzW7-AK5g5XbsM-A [Review 13396 overall, 715 of 2020.]

Came for a lacrosse tournament weekend. This is a well designed park. Big fields of both artificial…read moreturf and grass, nice big playground, large restrooms that were kept clean and stocked throughout the duration of the weekend tournament. There were plenty of trash containers around the park and they were also emptied regularly. Of course parking for a large event like this was a nightmare but the lot is nicely paved and the spaces are large enough to fit big SUVs. It's a beautiful park.

This is a very cute little playground nestled in the middle of a quiet neighborhood and not too far…read morefrom the downtown area. There is very limited parking available in front of the playground. Perfect for toddlers and small kids. I love that both the playground and swing set are fenced in. There are two picnic tables right outside the fence. Also, there is a very big tree that provides plenty of shade.

This small neighborhood park is great for the toddlers. It is wel shaded and features a really nice…read moreplayground climbing set over a mulch base for soft landings. A few picnic tables under the trees make for a great spot for a small party. There is limited street parking here. [Review 13420 overall, 739 of 2020.]

This is a nice, quaint park. Nice amount of space for walking, riding bikes, scooters, etc. There's…read morea great sized playground here for different age groups, one more directed toward toddlers/smaller kids, with swings in the middle, an obstacle course/rock wall, and a bigger kid's playground with lots of slides and bridges! It's a nice place, and has a basketball court, picnic tables/shelters, bathrooms, lots of shady trees, and even a beautiful memorial garden to honor a fallen cop. There's a small dog park as well, and plenty of fields to practice baseball or softball. There aren't any trails to walk here, just cemented pathways around playground, memorial garden, and baseball fields. They do also have a horse shoe area that's tucked in the woods near the baseball fields. My son and I really enjoy this place, it's not fancy... but it's nice and kept pretty clean. There's even a little historical museum on the property, some cute bridges to walk over, and exercise equipment placed outside all around on the property as well. Definitely think you should pay a visit if you haven't yet. It's a nice, little hidden gem!

Adjacent to the Locust Elementary School, this large park is either "Locust City Park" or "Officer…read moreJeff Shelton Park" and since I'm adding the business, I'm going with the latter. A large baseball complex with one huge field, two medium fields and one small field, there is a football field, tennis courts and soccer fields. The baseball fields are surrounded by a smooth walking path that measures 4/10ths of a mile. Or take the path near the dog park for 3/10ths and that one has some ups and downs for extra calorie burning. Horseshoe pits, batting cages, and even three structures with restrooms. Lots of parking, but if the south entrance is full, try the Lion Club Drive entrance next to the tennis courts. The playground is awesome and there are benches for the adults to rest while the kids are at play. [Review 13913 overall, 1235 of 2020, number 2557 in North Carolina.]

Lots going on today (September 2020) at the park with a couple of ballgames going on, people…read moreplaying on the tennis courts and folks walking the trails. Very little social distancing going on, though the fitness part of the park had been tied up with caution tape that was pulled down. The park has a baseball field, soccer field, tennis courts, a picnic shelter with grills. There are also walking trails that I enjoyed. Lots of parking. [Review 13842 overall, 1164 of 2020, number 2533 in North Carolina.]

Small park right across the street from my gym. Couple of baseball fields, bathroom facilities and…read morea playground for the kiddos.

This small park is in a residential neighborhood surrounded by homes. There is some street parking…read morenext to the park but I'm betting most visitors arrive on foot or bicycle. Only one acre and featuring a good sized playground and a basketball court. Benches for the grown-ups. [Review 11340 overall, 1117 of 2019.]

I guess because no one really wants their house underneath major transmission lines, this park is…read morealong the route where the electricity leaves the generation plant and heads elsewhere. The big deal at this park is the really nice playground that is out in the open with a mulch base. Lots to climb up and slide down. There is also a decent swing set. An open "multi-purpose" field would be good for an informal soccer match or a bounce house. The picnic gazebo is pretty and available on a first-come basis. [Review 17304 overall - 3291 in North Carolina - 822 of 2022.]

This park is the basic, neighborhood park, and I've been coming here for a bit. The thing that…read morestands out though is the huge rock to climb