Park Place is another place for families to enjoy a great day. This park is located directly across…read morethe street from Thompson Park ! This is a smaller outdoor facility but it offers more playground equipment than its larger neighbor.Children can literally play here until closing time and burn off all that pent up energy that they have. Very large play area for older children! A really nice play area for younger kids! There are age appropriate swings here. I most definitely recommend this well maintained playground to the public.

I had the urge to revisit my childhood memories and I did so today with a visit to this park. Where…read morebeautiful flowers are now planted was once a gem of a playground. The beautiful water fountain is now filled with landscaping rocks. The fountain was once filled with giant and colorful goldfish that captured our imaginations. I guess that's progress! The playground equipment has been taken to newer parks away from Main Street.

Small cute park that i really loved walking through with my dog. It seems difficult to find…read moresidewalks in and around the Gaffney area and we really liked this one.

This would be a five star review except for one little thing I take issue with. This park had a…read moremuch used ball field that's been turned into a green area. Nevertheless, it serves the residents of the local area and visitors passing through. On my visit today I noticed two very nice playground areas that should please any child. There's also two separate picnic places sheltered from the weather. Men's and ladies restrooms are onsite. Additionally, there's a paved basketball court. Overall, I consider this a nice addition to the city ( or town as you prefer) and a park to be proud of.

Stayed here for the first time this past weekend! Myself, my husband and kids all loved it. So much…read moreto do. Great little fishing spots. Nice pool. Different activities for the kids!

Went as a family weekend get away! Our grand babies had so much fun! They loved the big pillow as…read morethey called it. We took them for their very first fishing trip and they loved it when they caught a fish. Clean and well kept. Will definitely be back! Food always tasted better cooked outside and don't forget the s'mores

The Peachoid is a water tower in Gaffney, South Carolina. It's 135 feet high and has one million…read moreU.S. gallons of water! People call if "The Peach." It's around exits 90 and 92 off I-85.

The peachoid is a sight to see indeed! Right off highway 85, you can catch some great glimpses of…read morethis SC treasure. You can pull off and do a quick drop, there are no fees or lines. Be sure to pay attention to the road as it's in a construction zone and SC drivers are bananas.. P.s. This peach needs to see a proctologist. #iykyk

This park is supposed to serve the parents and children in this neighborhood. It's amazingly well…read morefurnished and maintained by the City of Gaffney, S.C. Lots of playground stuff! What I can't understand is why this park is closed and padlocked on a beautiful Sunday afternoon! I mean really; what's the point of having a beautiful neighborhood park if it can't be used? There's no sign that I saw that indicates this park is closed on Sundays. I believe that if I lived in the surrounding area, I'd be pretty quick to make some phone calls to the city management!

Although this is a beautiful and restful looking park, I give it four stars. It appears that this…read moreplace is mainly for the older crowd such as myself! There's absolutely nothing for children or young people to do here. There's a dozen or so benches scattered around the perimeter of this park. The grass is perfectly groomed and is extremely green for this time of year. This park was named in honor of a very popular and nice person, our previous mayor.

Indeed this is a beautiful city park. I really enjoyed the tranquility of this place. There's nice…read morefreshly painted benches for the public to watch their kids as they play. There a covered swing for adults to enjoy. The playground equipment looked pretty much state of the art and new. This park didn't have any guests while I was there.

Actually I'm not sure why almost no one brings a dog here. It's certainly nice enough and even has…read moresome tree shaded benches for owners to sit on! This dog park is the very next place beside Daddy Joe's Beach House BBQ who has an outside dining patio and welcomes our canine friends! Maybe that's where the dogs are! I've traveled by this place literally hundreds of times and this was the first occasion that I saw anyone here. One guy and his dog!

Why would I award five stars to a local park that has no vehicle access, no public amenities,…read morenothing for the kids to do, only a historical plaque, and is totally separate from the nearby Peachoid water tank of which it honors? Because it honors the importance of peaches to this area. People who just pass by this water tank are amazed by it. Back in time, fifty some odd years ago peaches were the king crop in Gaffney, S.C. Textiles were the biggest employers but the peach industry was right behind. Back in the day peaches from this area were known for being gigantic and so tasty and in my opinion the best in the world. Millwood Park (even though not specifically specified) honors Cherokee County, S.C. and the peach farmers themselves and the folks that worked the fields and made this industry and park possible. This park also allows folks who would like to photograph the Peachoid water tank an excellent view to do so. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.

Peaches are a thing throughout the southeast and I've seen another big peach in Clanton Alabama -…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/big-peach-water-tower-clanton?hrid=Qmvf8rJKwX-aQB5s1PSHUw - but this time I was actually stopping at the Peachoid instead of zipping past on the nearby interstate. It turns out that there's a park here and it's neat. A gate at the front with a pedestrian entrance but locked to prevent vehicles. Past the barrier, no benches or picnic table but there are plaques that point out this is Millwood Park and why. One reads, "In 1975, Board of Public Works Chairman Jack E. Millwood had an idea to build a landmark at the eastern end of South Carolina Highway 11. Around the same time, it was determined that a water tank was needed to increase the water pressure and flow in the Interstate 85 area. Combining both of these considerations, the idea for the Peachoid was born. And because of Mr. Millwood's ingenuity, a plain, functional water tower was turned into a landmark." Stop by and check out this little park. WHICH IS SEPARATE FROM THE LANDMARK. [Review 20113 overall - 1093 in South Carolina - 1089 of 2023.]