This one acre park is all about the littlest ones. There are no ball parks here but there is a…read moremassive playground area and a structure with bathrooms (temporarily closed when I was here). There is a small picnic shelter and lots of space for children to burn off energy. The playground base is a soft mulch that's great for when little people fall down as they tend to do. Benches for the adults to sit. The park is fenced with limited entries so that kids can't wander off easily. There is street parking on Main Street or a lot from the Church Street side. [Review 13852 overall, 1174 of 2020, number 2542 in North Carolina.]

Nice little park right off downtown Waxhaw. Great place to hang with your kid while you wait for…read moreyour table at a nearby restaurant

This park is great to get some steps in and now the have a playground for kiddos to enjoy the park…read more They also have a pond where you can fish and release. However, the bridge that leads to the pond is under construction at the moment. Lots of benches and areas with picnic complete with trash cans.

Nice re-vamped park. They have added a children's play area with lots of slides and swings. The…read morewalking trails are super easy to access and walk on. Very nice, quaint and serene. They added a garden and picnic tables to sit at and enjoy if you just want a place to sit. It is on the smaller side. Trails are no longer than 30min to complete and not too many parking spaces but other than that great park to bring the kiddos at or if you just want a quick walk.

Quiet on a Saturday morning when I stopped by, Efird Park is a lovely park that is almost nature…read morepreserve. Aside from the playground, picnic areas and the walking trails around the lake, there is also a barn that is available for hosting private events. There are both paved and natural walking trails. I had a great walk today on the paved trail. The park is in excellent condition and is located pretty far from the rustle of the city. Plenty of parking. [Review 13846 overall, 1168 of 2020, number 2537 in North Carolina.]

Nice park with clean restrooms…read more Nice place for picnic, no grills. One other option is Frisbee Golf Course is also available here.

Great little park! 2 different sets of playground equipment. They also have swings. There's also a…read morebig covered shelter to have a party or a place to eat lunch or cook on the grill.

I was looking for a picnic spot to eat my takeout lunch and found it here at this park. It's not…read morehuge but there is a nicely paved walking track that runs a quarter mile around the perimeter. Inside, there is parking for about a dozen cars with a picnic shelter and grill, two playgrounds and a pretty decent swing set. A "Little" library is also set up. The playground was open when I was here but is likely now closed for the coronavirus duration. [Review 13074 overall, 391 of 2020.]

Indian Land's largest park, this is along the entrance to the Walnut Creek development but is open…read moreto the public. There is a large, well-maintained parking lot that is in front of the concession and restrooms building. There are multiple lighted baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts, playgrounds, picnic tables and more. It's a huge park. I had a nice walk around. The paths are well paved and there is a lot to see. [Review 13075 overall, 392 of 2020.]

This lovely garden is located not far from the center core of downtown Waxhaw. A passive…read morepostcard-sized park, it has some shade and some benches. It is a proper rose garden and is named after Waxhaw's beloved history teacher, Dare Steele. Ms. Steele authored the play "Listen and Remember." The play was performed for many years at the Museum of the Waxhaws and was about the boyhood of President Andrew Jackson and the Waxhaws Colonial Settlement. Stop by. There is some street parking. [Review 13854 overall, 1176 of 2020, number 2544 in North Carolina.]

Another great park! Lots of variety here. We were able to meet one of the rangers who was extremely…read morefriendly. The park itself had disc golf in the trails (which you can walk through without playing), soccer fields, plenty of parking, and bathrooms. I believe it also has a playground and rec center but we didn't see them. It felt safe and was very clean!

Was here all weekend for a lacrosse tournament. Fields are artificial turf, are beautiful and well…read morekept. There's a paved walking path around the perimeter of each field. Fields are surrounded by fencing. Restrooms did not seem to be maintained throughout the day so as the day wore on, and more people were using it, it was a mess - no toilet paper, dirty messy floors, a couple of toilets needing maintenance. Not pleasant at all. There's only one restroom building and for our tournament, there was always a line at the women's restroom. Parking was horrendous. For any other regular event, there's probably enough parking but for this tournament it filled up quickly by 8am and people were starting to park in the grass. The Park officials announced during the tournament that anyone parking on the grass will be towed. They did suggest other parking areas on a gravel path that were still pretty limited. If you're there for a big event, just get there early enough to park.