The experience of North Meck Rec Center has been a great experience for my husband and myself…read more We needed a jump start, and this has been it. All the equipment we need, great fitness classes, and friendly faces. The staff is cheerful, friendly and helpful. Everyone is there for the same reason. Very visible cleaning staff. Most people clean machines after use. So glad we found this facility.

We came for the fall festival. Before I singed up for this an employee said that the $5 per person…read morefee would include a icee and food. I purchased the tickets with that understanding. I arrived today only to be told that was not the case, and that we would have to pay for the food... I hate being told wrong information. Within 30 minutes my son had done everything there was to do. I have been to free events that had way more to do. My son had a decent time but was ready to go.

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.

THIS IS AN EXCELLENT FACILITY! Their Life guards have been rated the highest/best in the…read moresoutheast by a swimming training/ organization. Every time I come here I watch their lifeguards and am soooooo impressed with their monitoring procedures. You NEVER see them standing still. They're constantly moving and monitoring. It's like they're military guards, LOL! These guys are so AMAZING , it blows my mind! THEY TRULY ARE PROFESSIONALS

Beautiful facility. I went to attend a free jewelry making class. It was so much fun and loved…read moremaking a one of a kind peace. I didn't walk around but what I did see they have a pool, gym and appeared to be an indoor track. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Well lit, properly maintained athletic fields for all your future ARods and Cam Newtons. The…read moresprawling fields go back deep into the park, and it's actually quite impressive the space they have to accommodate the unbelievable demand of an outlet of shouting parents. The big drawback is parking, as it is a mad house to try and fit hundreds of cars here for both weekday and weekend ball games. I certainly wouldn't expect paved, lined parking, but it's super crowded full of parents eagerly coming and going, so hold your little one's hand when you get out of your car!

The league has grown since my last review. It has come to my attention that it depends on who the…read morecoach and commissioner is. If they are not on the same page your team may suffer due to the coach trying to prove him/herself. I still say look at other leagues too.

Medium sized park in south/west Mecklenburg County. There is a breezeblock bathroom and a walking…read moretrail and a picnic shelter. Two lighted baseball/softball fields and one "multipurpose" field that is for soccer or lacrosse type sports. Not so much about the trees and hiking here, this park is about the ball games. Not a tremendous amount of parking, the lot on school days is reserved for the Berewick Elementary school.

Nice large space with lots to do for toddlers and kids…read more Play tables Play house Kitchen set Shelves full of toys Things to climb on Sofa Floor bed Books Computers Great for really hot/cold/rainy day $2.00 to play Call before going, hours change seasonally

The Marion Diehl Park located in Charlotte, NC is a 79 acre complex with a concrete walking trail,…read morepicnic shelter, multipurpose field, and two playgrounds. The recreation center has a fitness area, multipurpose rooms, gymnasium and indoor pool. Really enjoyed the walking trail on a nice day.

I've been here a couple of times for when it's a voting site so this was the first visit to the…read moreplayground and walking track area. The park also has 13 tennis courts and a picnic shelter. The playground is nicely shaded and fenced in to keep the little ones from possibly walking off. The climbing frame is flipping awesome. The entire playground area has a rubberized base and there are benches for the grownups to sit. Next to the entrance to the recreation center is one of those Little Free Library community book boxes. The field is available for rent - call the Parks Department. [Review 14477 overall, 1803 of 2020, number 2733 in North Carolina.]

Like AJ below, I also went to this location for early voting and it could not have been a more…read morestraightforward and organized process. GET OUT AND VOTE! As you approach, there is a place for curbside voting, but I decided to grab my mask and head inside. There were clear guidelines to take you into and out of the polling center. Check-in was an easy process, no ID required. Simply asked for name, address, DOB to confirm my identity. After that, you go to a second station where they give you your paper ballot and explain the modern COVID process for voting. Once you do that, you go fill out your ballot with a sign that indicates you were at that station and it needs to be sanitized. After you fill it out, you leave the sign, and take your ballot to the scanner. There it is scanned in and your vote is counted! GO DO IT! As a community center... I have no idea about the facilities other than what I saw visually. There is a gym, with enough basketball space for four halfcourt games. Seemed to be in very well kept condition. Two snack machines available, a multi-purpose room (looked like it was used for yoga and aerobics) and a small weight room. On the way in, there is a good size playground for the kids. GO VOTE!

Went to this location for early voting. I liked how they had everything roped and marked off for…read moreentering and exiting the building. Even down to the X's marked on the floor for help with social distancing while waiting to get your forms and actually cast your vote. Hand sanitizer was available upon entering and exitIng. For those that don't want to go inside, this location also has curbside voting as well.

Great place to take the kids!Very clean and well taken care of!They have a TENNIS court which is…read morehard to find around here.Great place for everyone!Thank you Anson County Park and Recreations!!

Wonderful, beautiful, and quiet . Mind you you will hear…read moreartillery You will hear horn going off at different times. Lake is awesome

This review is for the campground and our experience while staying there. We booked our site for…read moreseveral days but then extended, which turned out to be trouble-free. We simply called or stopped by the office. I'm sure it would have been much harder had it been summer but because we were there in April, it worked out wonderfully. Having a larger rig, I tried to do some initial research on sites. There are a few photos on the internet and with the help of Google Earth, I had an idea of the campground layout prior to arrival. We reserved a site as we were guests of our daughter, who was graduating Army Basic Training. We extended our stay as she was going to be staying at Fort Jackson for her AIT and as it worked out, we got to spend some time with her once she arrived at AIT (the following weekend after graduation). As far as the campground, it was wonderful! The staff keeps the trash picked up and the sites clean. The sites have poured concrete pads with modern hook-ups. The roadway around the sites is gravel. We tow a 40' RV and the only issue we had with the road is the gravel in front of our site was washed out due to rain. This made it a bit tough backing into our site. Thankfully, the site across from us was unoccupied so it made it a bit easier to back in. Had we angled in, the ruts would have been a bit of an issue but not impossible. All the hook-ups were great. The site numbers are well marked and were easy to find. Electric was modern and the pedestal was lit for use after dark. The water hookup was at the base of the electric pedestal and the sewer connection was next to that. The site was level and had a nice pad off to the side which contained a coated metal picnic table and grill. To date, it's the nicest site we've stayed in during our years of camping. Depending on your site and the length of your rig, you may want to decide which road to enter and from which direction. The roads in the campground are not one way, so your entry will be determined on the angle of the site in relation to the road. If you have a site across from you, someone could have a vehicle parked near the roadway so there could be some challenges backing into a site if it's directly across from another which is in use. I saw a few folks drive around, formulating a plan prior to occupying their site. We did not use the facilities but did walk around the campground and boat launch area. There are several very nice cabins on the water that can be rented. It appeared as if their decks overlooked the water. All of the RV sites were in great condition. There were a few tent campers in those designated areas. Many folks had pets and the campground was pretty active during nice weather with folks walking their pets and just getting some exercise. Within walking distance are the boat launch area and also the main office and beach area. There is a nice playground for children near the campground. A very family friendly location and again, everything appeared well maintained. There are lots of pine trees that give some shade from the sun but after a long winter, those rays were welcomed. We found our drive time from our campsite to For Jackson Gate 4 (Exit 15), which you use for attending Family Day and Graduation was about a 20-25 minute drive. From our campsite to Gate 2 (Exit 12) was a bit closer and an easy drive for getting onto Fort Jackson otherwise. There is a Gate 5 close to the campground but we did not use that. The hours were limited and being guests, we used Gate 2 and 4 as directed. There are several fuel stations that you pass on the way to the campground. We also used laundry facilities about 15 minutes away from the campground. There is a Food Lion nearby for groceries. We ended up needing some propane and used U-Haul down a few exits from Fort Jackson. The staff were outstanding and made our stay so very enjoyable. The campground is near the training sites so you will hear some automatic gunfire from time to time. Being on the lake, you'll hear a few boats but our experience was, the campground was very quiet and we slept great at night. Thanks to the staff for all your help in getting us a site and allowing us to extend to spend a few more days with our Soldier. Our entire experience was extremely memorable and we are thankful for the opportunity to stay and play. This campground is for military members both current and retired, along with their friends and family. And best of all, you can't beat the price!!!