Such a good park to go for a walk in. I didn't realize how big it would be from the parking lot…read more There are chairs to sit in while walking around, a pond, playground for those that have kids, bathrooms, a little free library, and tables. I also love that the trees give a lot of shade.

Pharr Mill is all centered around the trails. Paralleling the Rocky River, the blue, yellow and…read moregreen trails go .77, .67 and .44 miles each, respectively. Through woods and with occasional benches if you need to stop and catch your breath. Perfect on a sunny day like today and everyone was performing their proper social distancing. It was awesome. The park also has a fishing pond, horseshoe pits, a picnic shelter that is available for rental and a playground. The restrooms building is located near the entrance but is currently closed due to the pandemic. There is plenty of parking. I'm a fan! [Review 13184 overall, 501 of 2020.]

Has a sweet playground with rock climbing wall that the kid loved. Slight risk of covid19 infection…read morebut otherwise great. Bring your hand sanitizer.

There is finally a challenging disc golf course close to my house! This course is pretty awesome,…read morebut is very tough. Tactfully situated in between the baseball and soccer fields, there is every type of hole you can think of. Bradford Park was built to host the world's in 2012. It also has a very nice feature, in that you have the choice to play the full 18 (which will take you a while) or to simply loop around for a quick 9 hole experience. There have been a few changes made to it since it's inception for the better. On a side note, bring some discs you aren't afraid of loosing, as there are plenty of places for them to disappear.

This large park in Mooresville has a three lighted softball fields, one of which has a fence at 200…read morefeet. There is a batting cage, picnic shelters with grills and a playground with a soft rubbery base. I really liked the walking trail here. Just under half a mile and paved. Nice. The picnic shelter is very nice as well. It is really cool too. Note that the playground is roped off because of the pandemic. [Review 13194 overall, 511 of 2020.]

It is a very nice park and I have been here several times. The most impressive thing to me is the…read moreamount of turtles they have in the pond. It's incredible! I love sitting and reading while the docks and dragonflies come and go around me. Very family friendly.

Serene, family friendly park with disc golf, workout stations, playgrounds, and even a greenway…read more Great spot for a quick run/bike ride!

Larger park with plenty of open space though the multi-purpose field isn't smooth enough to be a…read moreproper soccer field. The park has a large picnic shelter, playground and basketball court. Lots of space for walking trails here and with the tall trees, it's a nice opportunity to spend some time with nature. There are a number of entrances to the park from the neighborhood off Capps Hill Mine Road. Firestone Road is not the right one as there are "no parking" signs here. [Review 12972 overall, 288 of 2020.]

This park is great! Easy to find, free small parking lot…read more The playground was renovated a few years ago! They have a splash pad! A clubhouse, with covered picnic tables! Sand volley ball. Basketball court, which are painted pretty cool - hornets! Walking trail. Usually a good amount of kids there, very family and dog friendly. If you've never been, you should check it out!

Latta park extends for 32 acres across four blocks following a small creek that divides it from…read moreRomany Road and Park Avenue. Much of the park remains cleared from brush and there are some walking paths. There are also several developed facilities including basketball courts, tennis courts, volleyball, picnic shelters with restrooms and three soccer fields. I enjoyed the walking trails today and managed to mostly avoid the low, wet areas. There were a number of folks walking dogs and they seemed to be socializing nicely. [Review 14479 overall, 1805 of 2020, number 2735 in North Carolina.]

Super wonderful and professional large park. Bellingham has fitness stations, a large…read morebaseball/softball field, a soccer/football field, picnic shelters, tennis courts and walking trails. There is allegedly a free wifi signal here but it was not working today. I particularly enjoyed the walking trails and had a good loop around the park. The playground is parked off because of the pandemic but the tennis courts are available. [Review 13208 overall, 525 of 2020.]

great park if you like lighted ball fields and tennis (pickle ball) courts and a large playground…read morefor little people with lots of parking in two well maintained lots which will fill completely up and then some on little league nights... and that's not all! also available for your outdoor fun is a regulation size football pitch with moveable nets, dual bocce courts with a new resilient surface (spongy foam covered with genuine simulated turf, not the fakey stuff) and matching shuffle board lanes... there's a one-mile paved circuit around the perimeter with access to the surrounding neighborhoods - which is really convenient for them and leaves keeps spots available for more distant travelers - the trail markers are not to be trusted as the first quarter mile looks nearly as long as any two of the remaining three but I'm pretty sure the whole thing is around a mile around... and there's an inner loop with five workout stations to drop a little strength and balance work into the middle of your cardio. each station has three different sets of exercises so you have about 250 workout combinations besides the runnings in between... in closing: there are two shelters with seating and toilet facilities and potable water. one by the ball diamonds, the other in the exercircle but there are no train tracks nearby...

This is a great park that's secluded from the city. It has great walking trails if you want to get…read morein some exercise on the regular, but it also has fields for sports if you're interested in doing that. (For what it's worth, I'm not sure how you go about reserving the fields as I've never done it, but I'm sure calling Parks and Recreation could lead you in the right direction...) I'd go as far as saying this is probably the best park in Gaston County.

Great place to go and sit and read in quiet for a while. Or even pack a picnic for the family and…read morealso take a while around the beautiful man made lake. Make sure to look out for the bald eagles and turtles!