This nice, well kept park includes a big playground. Lots of room for kids to play. It is on a soft…read morebase and is probably one of the taller playgrounds I've seen. The park also includes a sand volleyball court and a very large picnic shelter that has 9 or so tables and two charcoal grills. I was hoping for a walking path but there is not one. There are restrooms and there is street parking available. [Review 13930 overall, 1252 of 2020, number 2573 in North Carolina.]

One of Asheboro's larger parks, we have tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, a disc golf course,…read morepicnic shelters, a playground and a quarter mile walking trail. I liked the walking trail the most. The Clarence Smith Ball field is lighted. The picnic shelter is reservable. The pool is closed for the season which runs Memorial Day weekend through the middle of August. There's a cool looking slide too. Some of the picnic tables are in the shade and that was a nice rest for a bit to catch up on the Internet and figure out what's next in Asheboro. [Review 13938 overall, 1260 of 2020, number 2581 in North Carolina.]

Maryana Sisters LLC organized a picnic and paint event in May for Mental Health awareness month…read more Several people showed up and had a marvelous time relaxing, being creative with family and friends. It's a nice park to enjoy nature. There's plenty of parking space, they also have access to fishing and a playground.

Featuring a fountain and some benches, the centerpiece of Bicentennial Park is a raised stage and a…read morelarge grass area. Perfect for music events or similar gatherings. There is a reasonable amount of parking as it is in downtown Asheboro with restaurants and retail nearby. The park is available for rental. This afternoon, a group of folks were doing some dog training on the stage. It was cute. [Review 13933 overall, 1255 of 2020, number 2576 in North Carolina.]

This small park is simply a nice playground on a mulch base. It has nice shade this afternoon…read more It is located next to a water treatment facility and there is a small parking area. A couple of benches are nice for sitting and watching the playground. Interestingly, Google Street View hasn't been into this neighborhood at all. [Review 13939 overall, 1261 of 2020, number 2582 in North Carolina.]

This pretty and well kept park has a nice swing set, playground with monkey bars and slide, and…read morepicnic area with a charcoal grill. The park was nicely shaded this afternoon. No litter and the grass was cut short. Very nice. There is street parking. [Review 13927 overall, 1249 of 2020, number 2570 in North Carolina.]

My kids enjoy the creek, bridge, swings and spiral slide. It's a neighborhood park between 2…read morestreets. Not terribly busy, but cars that do pass are usually speeding. I just follow my 2 year old around. No bathrooms. Well maintained.

McCrary field is a lighted field with restrooms (Closed During Winter Months), and a concession…read morestand. This field is home of Asheboro High School, American Legion, and Copperheads Baseball. When I stopped by today, there was a professional looking game going on and tickets were being sold. There is a concessions stand and a large parking lot that is not in the way of foul balls. Much of the spectator area is covered, which would be nice on a hot day. [Review 13940 overall, 1262 of 2020, number 2583 in North Carolina.]

Asheboro's Kiwanis park has a fabulous large picnic shelter that can seat 24 people at 4 picnic…read moretables. There's a restroom facility nearby and two charcoal grills. The main draw here are the two large lighted baseball fields (Darrell Rich Field & Wayne Thomas Field) that each include spectator seating and professional scoreboards. There is no playground here and no other activities. There is plentiful parking. [Review 13937 overall, 1259 of 2020, number 2580 in North Carolina.]