During Christmas break, I visited this park to take part in a Peace Gathering organized by the Walk…read morefor Peace monks who were walking through my state. The monks are on their way to Washington, D.C. from Texas, and are walking every bit of the 2,300 miles. The park itself is very nice and spacious and well-maintained. There's a walking trail and a play area for kids. I didn't see where the restrooms were located but they are there near the play area. The park sits in a nice residential area and I can imagine that the locals are proud of this park. I also saw a few benches in the area where I was standing. There's a lot of parking near the entrance. Overall, it's an ideal park to take a nice stroll or run and to take the kiddies while school is out. Since I was attending an event here, my pictures reflect the event. Check the park out for yourself to get the full effect.

Great park located in a nice neighborhood, w/ a great tennis court and walking trail. Lots of…read morelighting for an evening stroll.

A park that has seen better days in a not-so-good part of Montgomery, Alabama. There are tennis…read morecourts, a basketball court, a children's playground and a bit of open land. This is not a place that I would recommend coming to. I ate my lunch in the parking lot here and it served that purpose.

I give this venue only 4 stars simply because of the choice of chairs at the venue. I had never…read morebeen to the venue before and purchased front row seats for the event I was watching. The event was 10/10 as it always is but it was tough to enjoy the event in very small chairs and no space in between seats. Had no idea about the bleachers inside but since I paid for the front row, my friend and I sat as long as we could until intermission of the show. We both our bigger girls admittedly but we ended up sitting in the high chairs that were outside of the main event area with the clear window facing the event still. Those seats were spacious enough. Not necessarily high up for obvious reasons but those seat types (I hope I'm making sense) i suggest for future events for floor seats.

Very nice multipurpose facility. My first time here was for a soccer tourney…read more The grounds are well maintained and the fields were all easy to view. Only phase 1 is complete, so construction is underway for the other phases. Decent restrooms. No concessions but plenty of restaurants off the main road. Ample parking on site.

I came here for a USTA tournament. The place was nice. 20 clay courts and 5 hard courts. Some of…read morethe areas of club house is under construction. They are updating/remodeling. I'm sure the place will look nice when it is done.

Tennis anyone ? My daughter has been taking group lessons with coach Rusty here for a few months…read moreand I have to say that everyone has been ver nice and accommodating. Rusty is great abs I would recommend him to anyone! I see the previous review was very bad but the pictures that are showing linked to that review are of the pelham tennis center not the racquet club so I think maybe that person had the wrong place?

Goose Pond Park is a pretty cool park in Clanton, Alabama. There is not much to it, it has a…read morepavilion, several benches and a walking path, but it just has a pleasant overall vibe. Again, this park is a great addition to Clanton, Alabama and I would definitely recommend a visit here

This beautiful, well maintained park is where you want to go for a peaceful walk, to get away from…read morethe hustle and bustle of the city, or look for "Kindness" rocks. It doesn't look like much on the outside.The parking area is large and gravel covered. They have handicapped parking right next to the bridge that is the entrance to the park. The bridge crosses Goose Pond Creek. People often fish from the bridge or just prop up to take in the peaceful flow of water and see if they can glimpse the fish below. The park just received an update. The much used, cracked and broken walking trail has been re-paved and looks wonderful, cutting through the grass, trees, and flowers. Multiple benches line the walk way, providing nice shady spaces to relax or read. Lamps provide light for late afternoon to late night visitors. Also on the walking trail are a set of restrooms that are usually clean. There is plenty of room to play here, among the trees. Look closely and you may find a Kindness Rock. For those unfamiliar with these little happy pick me ups, Kindness Rocks are rocks or pavers that people paint positive happy artwork on and hide for others to find and collect. The idea is that one message, at the right time, can change someone's entire day, outlook, life. Some are quite beautiful. There are Facebook groups dedicated to giving clues where to find them. Come try to find some or paint your own and leave them in the park to brighten someone's day. Squirrels are plentiful, here, and almost tame. They are used to visitors bringing them peanuts and will follow you. The park has a nice pavilion for picnics or parties. It's quiet and peaceful. Unfortunately, if you have a dog, they can not accompany you across the bridge, into the main park. Dogs are more than welcome on the long walking trail right before you cross the bridge to your right, though. It will take you straight across to the city park, which has a children's playground, pavilion, walking trail, picnic tables, base ball fields, tennis courts, and disk golf. Goose Pond Park stays pretty busy. There are usually people walking the trails anytime you visit. The shade from the trees gives welcome relief from the heat in the Summer. I highly recommend you check it out.