Nice to have some nature in the city. It has miles of trails and fishing ponds. The ponds are stock…read moreregularly and you do have to buy a fishing permit to fish at the ponds. They also let you camp here but you have to reserve at the park office. The trails can go pretty far along the Tar river. Spring and fall is the best time to come

This is such a beautiful area. With such a wide range of facilities, there's something for everyone…read morehere. It's a shame there's no easy way to get to the park from Greenville other than by car. Building a new bridge across the Tar River to carry bikes and pedestrians could connect the park to the Greenway on the other side, creating a truly grand recreation area.

This place is great! I just got back from playing a round with my girlfriend and her friend from…read moreher Phd program, we had a blast. The staff is very nice, easy going, and helpful. The course is very cool. It doesn't have the over the top waterfalls and pirate ships that the myrtle beach courses do but offers a great campy feel with the comfort of being indoors(so rain or shine). The decor had us laughing, exploring, and generally loving the place with its great scenes of Pirate life on ships, in taverns and in the Caribbean. The course is a little deceptive. You look at it thinking it won't be hard and granted I'm no golfer but the total par is something like 38 and I finished with a 53(I won by the way). It offers a perfect degree of difficulty without being impossible but enough to keep the laughs going as you and your friends stumble through twists, turns, angles, tunnels and inclines. I hope this place sticks around as it's a fun distraction from everyday life and is made for all ages. One of the very few places to go and act like a kid in Greenville. It is also open late and has free popcorn after you are done!

I'm door minigolf. Fun for kids in a hot or rainy day. Local feel with nice people. They can use…read moresome business so check them out!

The Ayden District Dog Park is a relatively new addition to the town of Ayden. I believe many…read morepeople still do not know about its existence. Given the relative dearth of dog parks in the area, this is such a welcomed feature for this side of town, saving many folks the drive to the Greenville Off Leash Dog Area. What I have heard others say about Ayden's Dog Park - and what I have witnessed myself - is the quality of the turf. The ground is hard and the grass is thick and covered, making it a nice and relatively clean place for dogs to run around and play, even after there's been some rain. My dog and I really enjoyed it here when we came to visit from Greenville, though the only downside (or not? depending...) is that I have never seen another dog there (yet). I do not think it has grown in popularity such that you can expect another playmate at all times. Sometimes, that is good, though, leaving more room for you to play with your fur baby!

This dog park is pretty awesome. It's tucked away near the main entrance. Watch out because not…read moreeverybody picks up after their dog, but it wasn't too bad and didn't stop our playing. There are two dog runs, both seem about the same size. Had a great time today playing with my very active dog! It makes for a nice change from the yard and he got to do a ton of sniffing. They have bags available for picking up dog doo and trash cans to dispose of it, and when it isn't winter it looks like they have water available (as well as restrooms in a short walking distance, also closed in winter). Note that it might not be perfect for those who want to throw frizbees or shoot balls out as far as they can; the runs aren't very big. A large dog can still run, just not for very long unless it wants to do a bunch of cornering. If you have an adopted greyhound, it would be too small for a safe full-speed run (though still way better than nothing).

This is a fun course. With two sets of tees, the course is fine for players of all skill levels. I…read morelike how the community is involved in the course, as evidenced by the sponsorship signs on each tee. The old farm buildings make for a historic setting. On the day we played, after a day of rain., there were areas of standing water to be aware of. It would have been a good idea to have brought a toeel6to clean the discs and hands, but we had a fun round nonetheless.

Nice dog park, clean & provides water & doggy bags for pick up behind your pet…read moreIt offers a lot shade during hot summer months.

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflecDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness The three star rating is basically because there is no parking. Unless you happen to live in the neighborhood and can walk here from your house there is only one Street that you can park on and you have to travel around the block to get to that one. The park itself has a lot of old growth trees and has a few benches to sit down on and has one poop bag dispenser and one trash can? But again, it is a dog park, and you can bring your fur puppy here and let them have a blast. Mostly the ground is grass but the entryway is all dirt.

What great place to tour and staff was so nice.. once we paid and started tour the gentleman put a…read moreball up a tube that went into this cool artistic display of how a rain drop forms and the lifecycle.. it went into a cloud around room which simulated atmosphere and into rivers and big bodies of water it was cool. Then we sat in on 12 min film on estuaries.. then self guided tour .. for $5 it's worth price of admission . Lots of rooms to go thru.. live animals like snake , crab, alligator to see.. and you can walk outside on the deck see beauty of the waterfront area. Enjoyed my visit and highly recommend to anyone in area.

The North Carolina Estuarium is located in Downtown Washington, NC. It is the first estuarium in…read morethe world and focuses on the environment. The NC Estuarium offers ferry rides on the Tar and Pamlico Rivers at various times during the year. I really enjoy the rides as you might see some wildlife besides the plant life. The captain provide fun facts along the way too. The museum is 12,500 square foot and serves as an education center. It provides a great overview of the estuaries and coastal rivers which are an important part of the ecosystem where fresh water and salt water mix. 90% of NC seafood comes from estuaries. We need to keep these waterways clean. In the lobby the display is large and shows the different parts of North Carolina. The NC Esturium is part museum and part aquarium. The aquarium focuses just on estuary species. It has over 200 exhibits and a lot are hands on. The part about the hurricanes was informative and showed the damage done from the rising sea levels. I highly recommend visiting this unique museum.

wonderful place, staff, admin and loving environment! We absolutely love them!!!!! Our kids Love…read moregoing

Awesome show tonight. A great skatepark park with awesome ramps and the show was bonkerzzzzzzzz!…read moreSeriously the best time of my life! My only problem was the night wasn't long enough!!!!!!! Super cereal!!! And even tho the park will no longer be there but I'm comforted by the fact that the Skateshop will continue to be open. Seriously the best skate shop known to man! Run by the best people you'll ever meet! Quality shit for real!! Just please don't smack me no mo billy :,-( like for real dawg