Great ball field for Harrisburg Athletics. During game season the concession stand is open. They…read morehave hot dogs, burgers, fries, candy and drinks. There are at least 6 ball fields, a small playground and a shelter with picnic tables (you have to rent the shelter from the town). This is attached to Harrisburg elementary school, so the most parking is at the school instead of the park entrance.

Baseball and softball fields are the main event here at Stallings Park, with a couple folks doing…read moresome batting practice when I stopped by on Saturday morning. The park also features three tennis courts and a walking trail that is not paved. The playground looks super cool with a low fence around it to keep the little ones from wandering off. There is also a bathroom building nearby which has concessions available when there is baseball. Both the playground and the bathrooms are closed because of the pandemic. There is a cherry tree grove nearby but I did not spot it today. Plenty of parking but look out for the foul balls! [Review 13185 overall, 502 of 2020.]

Nice park with playgrounds, picnic shelters and picnic sites, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits and…read morea baseball/softball complex. There is a 3/4 mile gravel walking trail as well, which I enjoyed today. The playground includes a really nice climbing frame and a swing set. There is a soft mulch.rubber base. The shelters are not reservable - first come, first serve. [Review 13181 overall, 498 of 2020.]

Been visiting this Concord city park for over 3 years now. The grounds crew are not only friendly…read morebut fantastic at maintaining the ball fields, large grassy area as well as wooded trail. The problem is the people who visit this park are mostly slobs. Garbage strewn throughout the parking lot all the time. Since the grounds crew aren't on-site all day this can be quite annoying. The new sign at the entrance is too big and blocks your view when driving out of the lot until you are almost on the Main Street. Recently, I have seen marijuana usage as well as condoms in multiple areas of the park. More police patrols are needed and possibly a full time staff to address these issues. Otherwise, it's a quiet park during the week and often crazy on the weekends when baseball and softball fields are in use. Dog friendly as well.

For a small town, Davidson's Parks & Recreation Department does a great job. Parham Park is a great…read moreexample. This small park has a walking trail (it's not paved) with a dozen or so exercise stations plus picnic tables. There are a few racs here for storing canoes and kayaks as the park is on Lake Norman. There are also some picnic tables with grills (in the woods?) and a playground area with swings and climbing equipment. There are no restrooms here. Street parking. [Review 12640 overall, 2432 of 2019.]

Good little spot right along Lake Norman. This has access inside an apartment complex with limited…read morestreet parking. Walking the whole loop is a little less than 0.5 miles. Partially shaded with some bright sunny spots. There are spots to hold kayaks, lots of benches and places to sit, as well as a little work out course throughout the park.

The playground is marked off with caution tape because of the pandemic, but the tennis courts are…read moreavailable as long as you're practicing your proper social distancing discipline. I was pleased to see that the restrooms were unlocked and quite clean. I'd been exploring Kannapolis and Concord all morning and that large Dunkin coffee was done. Time for a quick stop! This is a lovely park with a picnic shelter and grill, a nice open space and a pretty bridge over the small creek. Great spot for a walk or to just enjoy some fresh air. There are marked parking spaces on the street for the park. [Review 13165 overall, 482 of 2020.]

Very nice little park. Brand new playground and covered picnic area. Small creek running next to…read morethe park with tiny minnows swimming. There is also a nice tennis court.

Of the park that I've been to in Charlotte Huntersville area this has to be my favorite. As a mom…read morewith young kids, having a fenced in play area is unmatched. This park was very well thought out there's so much to do for all ages. It's great. It's right by the trees so if it gets too hot, you can go into the tree line and play with some of the things that are installed there. That part is outside of the fenced play area, but kids still go over there. There's benches and slides and bridges for them to walk across. Sometimes, if you're lucky you might even go during one of the times that the stick huts are built. Or you can even have fun building them yourself. The area in general is typically well-maintained. The bathrooms are pretty clean, at least from the time that I've been there. Overall, I would say if you're looking for a park to visit in the area, this is definitely one You should check out.

Right after Discovery Place Kids we went straight here. It was only 7mins drive from the museum. My…read more4yr old enjoyed it here so much. The playground is pretty cool. I loved the slides and its architectural design. It also has a walk/bike trail just behind the playground. The restroom in this playground is clean! I've never been in a playground with such immaculate restroom. It didn't smell nor was dirty. The playground is fenced so I wasn't so worried that my 4yr old will roam to other areas without me. We will definitely come back here. :)

This 50-acre park was dedicated in 2003 as the result of a partnership between the County and the…read moreCabarrus Boys and Girls Club. Camp T.N. Spencer features community buildings available for rental for family reunions, meetings, weddings and gatherings. Other amenities include picnic shelters, a 1.5-mile trail, a playground, a volleyball court, six cabins, eight tent sites, three fishing ponds, picnic sites, horseshoe pits, restrooms and a bathhouse. The park's swimming pool is open each year from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Lots of spots for picnics in a natural environment. Several of the picnic tables have grills and trash cans nearby. The trail is in quite decent condition and I had a good walk. Of course, always hike with a friend! [Review 14393 overall, 1718 of 2020, number 2718 in North Carolina.]

A walk in the park, should just be a walk in the park. Baker's Creek Park, offers just that. Clear…read morepaths, nice walkways, and a nature like path to walk on. Simple, free, quiet, picturesque, and listen to the water trickle from the creek when you cross it. New courts to play on, nice walkways. Bring your Pickle ball gear, and some family and friends, and get on with it, all for free.

This large park is open all day though some of the activities are marked off because of the…read morepandemic. But others are open and ready for you to enjoy so you have no excuse to not get some exercise and fresh air in the new Covid days. Picnic shelters, playground, mini-golf, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, a lighted softball field and a building with restrooms and concessions. The volleyball courts are free to use as are the tennis courts during daytime. When the lights are on, it's $1 per person per court. The restrooms are also closed during the pandemic. There is a ton of parking available. [Review 13153 overall, 470 of 2020.]

This large park isn't much for playgrounds but the wide open space makes for four or five soccer…read morefields and that's pretty cool. There is a decent sized parking lot that's great for stashing your vehicle while you walk or bike the Clark's Creek or Mallard Creek Greenways. There is a lovely bridge over the creek, though it's temporary closed because it needs maintenance. [Review 12976 overall, 292 of 2020.]

Wanted to go for a jog the other day and didn't quite feel like driving over to Concord so I…read morewhipped out the old smartphone. I found this place by simply putting "parks near me" into Google. Sure enough this place is less than 10 minutes away and I had no idea it even existed. It's a cute little park with one big soccer field, a decent sized parking lot and two (connected) trails. The trail on the right is actually one end of the Mallard Creek Greenway. Off the top of my head I'm not sure how far up that goes but I've been on other portions of it before so I know it goes well into Charlotte. The path on the left is the reason I like this park so much. It is simultaneously the best and worst feature of this place. Why is it the best? This path goes for about a half mile back in to the woods on a massive wooden bridge/boardwalk. Most of the time your only maybe three feet off the ground, though the portion over the creek is probably twenty feet from bridge to creek bed. Despite this, the way the trees and terrain are layed out, if your running down the path looking straight ahead it's almost like your running through tree tops. It's really neat. The reason it's also the worst feature is the state this wonderfully cool bridge is in. It's all wooden and a lot of the boards could use some love. Several spots near the start have been worn significantly enough that you need to watch your footing when running. There are also a few places with boards missing completely from the railing and I'm pretty sure at least one piece had some nails sticking up. It's a shame it isn't better taken care of, but I assume this place just doesn't get the traffic to justify better maintenance. I think it's still worth a visit for the great little hidden trails, just keep your eyes open and your feet steady if you plan to run.