I visited the Festival of Lights at Tanglewood Park last night and it was a sight to see! Beautiful…read morelights and displays. Some areas had holiday music playing. It was a drive thru experience but you were able to stop at the gift shop half way thru. They had various items from local businesses for sale. I would definitely visit again next year!

We *try* to visit Tanglewoof bark park every Sunday with our puppy and his sisters (adopted by…read moreother families). It's always a good crowd, weather permitting. It's fun seeing familiar faces - both human and pup. I like how it's separated into two spaces for both large and small dogs. We've only have wonderful experiences at this dog park :)

Reasons to love the Triad? 75 degrees on December 3rd?! Yes please! And another lovely park we came…read moreto for the first time to enjoy the afternoon! Amazing to think we've been here for almost 3 years now and still haven't been to all the parks even in the very near vicinity! This park is located about a quarter mile down and across the street from Joanie Moser, and it's got a rather large, clean playground area, paved walking path, and a steep slope perfect for sledding! There were kids sledding down even with no sign of snow to come! Impressive, and I can't wait for the next nice day to come back!

This is a great park in Lewisville. They have a very nice playground and walking trail. There are…read morealso bathrooms.

At Grant Park getting my picture taken with Mr. Tim Grant whom the park is named. On a tour of the…read morecity and visiting this hidden gem with a view over a quarry that is 175 deep feet. Worth a visit.

I love the trails here! The park is clean and the landscaping is beautiful. The overlook of the dam…read moreis a sight to see as well. I also love that you have a great view of downtown Winston beyond the dam. With the views available from the park the sunsets are really beautiful.

Renovated and much nicer than it was in my previous review. Wish there was a trail along the river.read more

This is a cute park on the border of the county. They only have a porta potty since.it is so small…read more They have a nice ramp to access the river. There are also a few picnic tables and a small climbing area for kids. Unless I was parking to the use the river or go biking a probably would not come back to this park.

Walking trails are well maintained and cleared for the many bikers. Goes all around the lake, some…read moreareas close to the lake have benches. People were fishing, riding bikes, letting the kids play at the park, saw a few birthday parties. Cute little office with fish tanks, snakes enclosed in glass and a small taxidermy bear ! There were horseshoe prints in the dirt alongside the paved trail.

I already reviewed Salem Lake just wanted to add more photos Go out enjoy a nice sunset and walk.read more

I was here for 3 hours didn't catch nothing then I caught trash everything but a fish but good…read moreplace for walking and bring dogs

After driving 9 hours on our way to the NC shore, we decided to stop for the night. We checked in…read moreto our hotel and decided we must stretch our legs and do some walking. A quick search indicated that this greenway was nearby. What a great find! The paved path is approximately 1/2 -3/4 mile around a beautiful lake and includes several beautiful wooden bridges for taking photos, fishing and viewing the lake. The entire area is well-maintained and is wheelchair friendly. There is a large pier at one end of the lake for fishing and many fishing spots around the perimeter of the lake. The paved path is not directly by the lake, rather up the bank from the water's edge. There are several benches placed along the path for resting or taking in the scenery. We saw geese, ducks, turtles, and rabbits. Had we stayed longer, I feel certain we might have seen other wildlife. There was not a dedicated parking lot, but cars were parked along the road in the bike lanes. If I lived in the area I know that I would be a frequent visitor!

Find yourself a local park with amenities that also serves as the entrance to a lovely greenway and…read moreyou've found Jamison Park. Located just south of Meadowlark Middle school, the park has ample parking, an EV charging station, a pavilion that can be reserved, picnic tables, grills, a dog park, and plenty of green areas to run around. Multiple paths also lead to the Muddy Creek Greenway where walkers, bicyclists, roller bladers and runners are welcome. Restrooms are also available at the pavilion. This park pretty much checks all the necessary boxes. My wife and I parked here to walk the greenway and then sat at the pavilion on a lovely day and just enjoyed the sights and sounds. Simplicity has its advantages!

A quick hike while you enjoy nature…read more They have a dog park too, and there's people training their dogs. You can Jog, Bike and even skate in the area. Very cute place

Even though you're right off of Hawthorne, which is a major road, it feels like you're more rural…read morethan that. They did a good job of creating that feel with the stone walls and large fields. I wish the tennis courts allowed for pickleball, especially because they have lights and we don't really have any lighted options in Winston (except out in Old Town). That said, there is a bit of a homeless problem in the area that seems more manifest at night. Just a heads-up.

Nice park in West End. Has about everything you would want in city park. Walking trails, tennis…read morecourts, baseball field, large field (for soccer I assume), and kids playground area. There's a track as well but I'm not sure if this is part of the park or the school. You can walk on the trails that go parallel to Peters Creek. They have several bridges you can use to cross back and forth. The trails do go under the Glade Street bridge on the south side (park boundary ends here). The bridge is a little sketchy with all the liter and graffiti. Never had any issues though. Overall, Hanes Park is a nice park to enjoy the day. Dog friendly too.

Good place to practice laps. I came here over the summer a few times to swim while training for a…read moremini triathlon. It's a nice 50y (or m, not sure which) pool with a dedicated lap lane too. Not very crowded the times I went, so it was nice to not have to share the lanes. Lots of kids and families around overall though. I personally would not come for leisure/relaxation. $3 pool fee - hard to beat!

The revitalized playground that they did a few years ago is awesome, especially for kids 4 and up…read more I've been here a few times with older children and they love the zip line and all the climbing features. I've seen some adults love it too! Lol. There is a few things that a toddler would enjoy, such as the one of a kind swings that allow you to sit with your baby as you swing together, and a mini playground but overall I think this is geared for preschool aged and up. There is a big pavilion with plenty of picnic tables, bathrooms, a walking path and workout station towards the entrance. I only wish there was shade for the playground because I can imagine it getting pretty hot in the summer!

We've been here several times now and have enjoyed ourselves thoroughly every time. Located in…read moreMocksville, right by the school. There's several playgrounds, serene walking trails (paved and stroller friendly), picnic areas, a cemetery, and an impressive baseball field. The playgrounds are nice quality overall, with bench swings to sit and enjoy if you're fortunate enough to have kids who can safely entertain themselves. I didn't get to sit much....the leaves changing their colors are especially nice to admire while taking a stroll down the trails.

I stand by my 2014 review but I wanted to give some updates…read more 1) They have paved a lot of the dirt walking trails and added some new ones 2) Added some nice wooden bridges on the trails 3) Rich Park now has doggie bags for your dog crap (Use them people!) Overall Rich Park is a nice park right in the city of Mocksville. Lots of trees and activities for people of all ages. Nice place to run, walk or take your dogs for a walk, thanks to the trail expansions. As stated in my previous review, park has lots of play ground equipment, pavilions, and other resources to take advantage of.