Compared to Timrod Park this is in the minor league but it's still a park option. It is located…read moreacross street from Florence Rail Trail. There are two tennis courts where I believe tennis lessons are being taught weekdays; there is one pickleball court. There is a very small circle paved walk path for human or dogs I'm not sure. Play area for children semi big. Behind the playground is baseball field. It is a park, on corner of busy street so not that secluded from car traffic...

Clean park off the freeway. Toddler and big kid sections. Bathrooms need a little love. Covered…read moreeating area. Across the street from BP gas and KJ super market. Also has six tennis courts, all well kept.

An awesome veterans war memorial park to those who served from Florence. Large, well maintained,…read morewith natural beauty of trees and bushes. The rectangular park has multiple monuments and memorials to the various services and all the brave service members. A fine tribute for all to appreciate and enjoy.

Beautiful park. One of the nicer Veteran Memorial parks I've been too. Prefect for a nice day.read more

I have stayed here a couple of times and have had wonderful experiences. The first time I got a…read moremassive migraine and couldn't leave. The people were so nice and just said when I'm up to taking care of extra day, just come to office. This time I met the new owner, he is super nice. He is also doing renovations and additions to the camp. There is a beach for the kids to make sand castles, fishing, a great dog run with an obstacle run. It is also quiet. I will be staying here on the way home. It is conveniently located off I-95.

Love this place as a stopover on our way south to FL. New owner has made many improvements. Great…read moredog park, nice walk around the lake, and the nicest, cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground. Clean and quiet. Easy on/off highway, and owner is the nicest guy. It's a regular stop for us each way every year.

If the weathers nice its a nice easy straight shady walk. However it's been neglected over the…read moreyea4s and feels like it. Graffiti, broken trail maps, no nature(which is weird), and it needs to be refreshed, bad. But for Florence its the best I can find. I recommend parking at the trail head near the civic center rather than the exit by the firehous3, where there are no signs and you can't see it.

The Florence Rail Trail is a great place to run, walk, or bike in Florence. It has mile markers…read moreevery .24 miles, and these are correct (according to my Garmin). This trail is paved for about 1.5 miles- 3 miles total if you run the whole thing out and and back. After that, it's a bit rocky but you can still walk or run. There's a small parking lot right off Ebenezer Rd., and some neighborhoods you can run through if you want to log some extra miles. The trail also has garbage cans and a bench at around the 1/2 mile mark. The only downside I've ever experienced running here is that sometimes you have to watch out for off-leash dogs. For the most part, people keep their dogs on the leash but occasionally someone will let the dog off. Other than that, the rail trail is flat, fast, and a great place to do a workout.

The park itself is beautiful. We came for a softball tournament this weekend and thoroughly enjoyed…read morehow good the fields looked. The cantina has great prices and a killer breakfast sandwich. However, that very well may have been the grossest bathroom I have ever been in. There are no mirrors, no paper towel dispenser, there was no soap, and the toilets were appalling. I understand there is a lot of foot traffic when it comes to big weekends like this. But that was just gross. No staff in sight to ask for soap replenishments or to keep the bathrooms even remotely clean. As an adult it was manageable, however if I had a baby or toddler I would not have let them potty in there.

I felt highly uneasy, horribly judged, and canceled by this community. They posted Bible verses all…read moreover their walls, but their actions showed that it is just a business with reactive management trying to cover their themselves. I experienced no grace or openness from the manager who rudely called me and dismissed my side of a situation. He talked down to me like I was a child in his local church assembly. Apparently, asking a teenage lifeguard what she plans to do for future school or her age bracket is such a violation that I was equal to a pedophile roaming for kids. It was a horrible judgment and a scary reaction from a place filled with supposed Christian beliefs. It was more like liberals holding a witch hint who throw Bibles everywhere. A cancel culture should never manifest in a so-called Christian environment. To make matters worse, the idiot manager called the local police after he threatened to do so. Why? Because I dared him to talk down to me in person. It is amazing how panicky a manager acts when he is challenged to talk the same way in person to a grown man as he did over the phone. Perhaps this community needs to realize that a church community is not the same as a public community. If the management act punitive over a few questions, then be prepared to censor yourself similarly to liberal environments up north. Both groups act like tribes with harsh codes protecting their turf. As far as them being Christian, omit the following traits from their formula: graceful, merciful, forgiving, tolerant, or wise. When I spoke to the police officer, I shared my story which was also canceled by the manager. The office said, "I am sorry. This behavior is happening everywhere, not just in liberal states. We get complaints like this one, and that organization is private so they can do qhat they want." Hence, the cancel culture exists in the south, and acted on by those waiving their Bibles on walls. To future customers, do not be fooled by the Bible verses. It is a business with some very judgmental, fragile management. They did me a favor! ​

I decided it was time to learn how to swim and visited the local Y for lessons. The location had…read moreadult beginner swimming lessons available during a reasonable time. The instructors I worked with seemed to go over and beyond to assist all of the adults, me included, with learning the basic techniques. I had a real fear of pools but I can honestly write that now, I feel more comfortable with breathing in the pool and mastering the basic swimming. Thank you!

This gym has a terrible, crowded layout that's like a maze. They also don't even have a water…read morefountain

Hospitality of the owner and his staff are immeasurable. Variety of equipment and shower and…read morerelaxation station were Devine! Thank you for accommodating us during our visit to your facility.

This is a beginner's range that is not run as a place for experienced shooters. Regardless of…read moreexperience or certifications held, expect to be spoken to and treated as someone who has no experience with firearms. That is all fine and well if you have no experience, but expect a high degree of foolishness and condescension from the egotistical young "experts" if you do have experience. On the positive side, the range is clean and well-kept. David, the manager, is a good man, but he employs some real toolboxes.

I felt a need to do some shooting and Blue Line is where I did it. I was pleased with the digital…read moretarget machines that take it out and back with the push of an electronic button. Simple and easy. And the bay had just enough room for me to put my range back down with the pistol, ammo and magazines. The range area was quite clean and tidy. Air ventilation was top notch. There were two other people shooting when I arrived and wow, it was loud. I do most of my shooting outdoors and I hadn't really noticed how bad it was here. There is some baffling on the walls,but not enough. Reasonable selection of pistols for sale and quite a few accessories, too.