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.

Absolutely loved our time kayaking this past weekend! The…read morerental process was so easy! We were able to go online to their website and rent our kayaks painlessly! Their website was insightful and easy to navigate! We rented through their Wildwood location! So, we picked up, launched, and returned at Wildwood. The staff there was so polite. They already had all of our equipment set up by the time we got there. They answered all of our questions and provide some great insight on kayak use and best spots to go! The launch site was well maintained and easy to maneuver for individuals who are new to kayaking! We will certainly be renting again from Riverside soon!!

What a great time! The guys who run this business couldn't be nicer or more accommodating... They…read morespent time showing us how to operate the rental and the value is very good! They even sent up a drone to take pictures that they airdropped to us at no extra charge. We will definitely come again!

I had good experiences for a while. Sometimes it would have feces but unfortunately some owners…read moredon't pick up. This weekend I took my 10 lb long haired chihuahua to run off some energy. He's small he gets nervous. He can get injured from being stepped on by a larger dog. There were 3 members of a family watching a smaller dog play and had a pitbull mix on a collar leash, not even a harness, in the small dog fence. I didn't know the dog, friendly? Not? Family wasn't friendly when I expressed my concern saying the dog was leashed. But a larger dog on simply a collar is still questionably controlled. They called me a racist, said I had no right to say the large dog shouldn't be in there. They said in a snarky way to 'do what ya gotta do' multiple times. I drove 20 minutes to let my dog run and couldn't take him off leash. I called the city of Greenville that said nobody could be there for an hour but just to keep my dog on a leash. This is supposed to be an off leash dog park! The trip was a waste of time and I left. I got the name of the person, As I left I was told that my skin doesn't handle the sun well and to get something on my reptile skin. How is this ok? I'll never financially support the park or the city of Greenville but I'm not rich so I guess it doesn't matter. The family was rude & inconsiderate. They claimed I felt entitled in a public park in the SMALL dog fence. The city of Greenville told me to call if something happened. No, my dog is precious and I'd never chance it. I was bit by a dog in the past trying to get to my dog. I have mobility issues & use a handicap placard so I cannot walk him distances. I'm very disappointed in my home town. Why would I return to the park? Below is a photo if the dog that they let loose running after I left in the small dog fence. Even if a friendly dog simply not appropriate. My dog got a pup cup afterwards to make up for not getting to run. Since then I've had other people tell me that they won't return either. Some even have large dogs but had other bad experiences. A few bad apples can ruin it for some of us.

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness This is actually a very nice dog park except for the fact that there are a lot of biological Minds along the fence line around the back of the park. But there is plenty of room to run, a great watering station, a lot of poop bag dispensers and trash cans, there are even some old school scoops and shovels for you to pick up the Poo with!! Although it appears that very few do? But the park is mostly grass there are a few places where it is dirt. It has a lot of old growth trees. And the people that come here seem to be very friendly and the dog seem to be very social. I think you can either park at the curb as you drive into the park or if you continue on a little further there is an actual parking lot. And the entryway is, well, big and long? I think they could have made better use of that entry area and space. But that won't stop your baby from having fun!

Awesome space on the Greenway! So many recreation amenities: little League stadium, Field of…read moreDreams, concessions, playgrounds, bocce ball courts, pickleball, horseshoes, and more! Great job keeping this park accessible, clean, well maintained and inviting.

This is a really great handicap friendly park. There is a tennis court, a baseball field, a…read morehandicap friendly baseball field with a rubber type flooring rather than loose dirt, an older wood park, and a newer handicap friendly park with a covered picnic area to boot. There were so many places for the kids to run and play, and was very impressed with all the efforts they made to make this park play friendly for every child to truly have fun at! The kids had a beautiful time, and felt it was a place that children of all ages could enjoy themselves fully!

I enjoyed my visit to the Pitt County Arboretum. When you arrive and park in the big lot, there is…read morea sign with a map of the different gardens and trails. The Arboretum is on the same property as the Agriculture Building which may or may not be open, depending on your visit. The Arboretum surrounds the building so I found it the easiest to walk around the building. There is a walking garden that goes near the water and has a few different trails with different ability levels and lengths. I was amazed at all the pollinators here. I've never seen so many before together. This Arboretum was a highlight of my trip and I hope to make it back to see it at different times of the year.

After talking with Andrea (GM), I was pleased. She was very nice and seemed to express a genuine…read moreinterest for Tidewater Seniors.

Subjected to unlawful search by the staff working a formal dinner due to an intoxicated patron that…read moreaccused me of taking his wallet, and after nothing was found of the sort, I subsequently followed by the same staff members for the remainder of the dinner due to "suspicion". Rude staff, and mediocre food. Would not recommend.

The owner will cancel you instead of answering your customer service…read more In December I left for a vacation, called to put on hold and left. My credit card was stolen while away and clearly my hold request was not processed. They called and I repeatedly said I'll handle it. Then I returned with a flu and still getting the daily calls with a fever, I paid, but complained with a 103 fever about how they did not hold until I returned. And Mike decided complainers get cancelled. He did not tell me as I found out logging in online. I do not owe anyone but I would not recommend anyone the owner of this pool would rather cancel that deal with customer service. In their book he's right and you're wrong. Find another pool if you like customer service.

Trying to get membership questions; on hold more than 5 minutes and robo told was 5 in que after…read morebeing.....5/in que for already 10 minutes. IK, right? At some point robo told me I had requested a Call Back (no way that happened, mostly due to stupid Dad Joke nauseating elevator musak). Just based on this I absolutely won't be signing up to swim here. ***Whoever management is, y'all need to go back to school. ASAP. This is ridiculously NOT how to run a business!*** Hire actual humans.

I finally got the chance to paddle with Knee Deep Adventures yesterday and it was absolutely…read moreincredible. We took a relaxing paddle down the Tar River and it was obvious how experienced Kelsey was. She spent time explaining what we were seeing, where we were, and different trips that they offer to see additional wildlife and locations. I will definitely be paddling with them again soon!

Great company!!!! Whether you're going out on your own or doing a guided tour, I HIGHLY recommend…read moreKnee Deep Adventures. We have been paddling with them for a couple of years now and love it! They make your experience super smooth by meeting you at the launch point, helping you get on your way, and meeting you at your end point. They will tell you all you need to know before you set off. If you do a guided tour, they are extremely knowledgeable about the area and wildlife that you may see along the way. 10 out of 10!