One of Clover's larger parks, this is the one with the softball/baseball fields. There are two of…read morethem that are both lighted. As well, this park includes a playground, picnic shelter with grills, walking trail, 9 hole disk golf course and a building with restrooms and concessions (closed for pandemic). The rare find is a set of sixteen lighted (!) horseshoe pits. Both of the softball fields were in use today with games underway. Not a lot of social distancing being done by the spectators. [Review 13872 overall, 1194 of 2020, number 632 in South Carolina.]

This is an amazing and exemplary park. It is named after the prominent Barnet family. This is the…read morepremier outdoor gathering place for all outside cultural events in the Spartanburg, S.C. area. Today they were having an event showcasing the Ukraine. Not all events that occur here are no admission charges. There's a ticket booth if that were to become necessary. There's no doubt that without the financial support of the Barnet family; this facility would not exist.- absolutely beautiful park!

Three stars for the Lake Thickety Fishing Rodeo. I hope you take time to see my video of this…read moreevent. As I predicted; there were more people fishing than the public access area could handle. There were several game wardens onsite and a couple of deputies. What I was surprised about most was the cordiality between of the grownups . Strangers helping each other untangling crossed fishing lines. Grownups weren't allowed to fish but they could help their youngsters do so. I saw a lot of catfish being caught. No shocker there as the lake had been the day before stocked. To their credit the officials in charge were very helpful and mingled with the people fishing. Also to their credit the first 100 participants got a nice rod and reel combo I estimate to be a fifty dollar value each. Not begrudging any but that's where a lot of hard earned tax dollars got spent.

We stopped here as a pit stop to stretch our legs on a road trip. We walked down to string around…read morethe plateau loop, so I'm not sure what the rest of the trails look like, but what we walked was beautiful. The cons are: the women's restroom smelled Bad and there was toilet paper everywhere, like confetti. Also, the kids couldn't play on the rock wall equipment in the little park area because it was so hot. (It's in direct sun in the afternoon.) The pros are: most of the kids playground is in the shade, so they were still able to play, even if not off the rock wall. There are tons of picnic tables and benches everywhere, both at the trailhead and throughout the trail. There are butterfly gardens at the trailhead and on the plateau loop, so there were butterflies everywhere! There's a "Little library" on site. The trails are either paved or gravel, so it is passable for jogging strollers. There are workout stations every so often. If we lived here, we would probably come here several times a week, and we will stop again if we need an another road trip break.

Nice trail, paved for more of a nature walk feel, with fitness stations along the route. There's a…read moreplateau with a butterfly garden, and it connects to Foote trail. This is about 4.5 miles long, though doesn't loop. It's marked every quarter mile, so it's not too hard to keep track! Some interesting views, a nice way to step into nature. There weren't many dispensers with dog poop pickup bags, so be sure to bring your own if you bring your pup along!

I really enjoys this little lovely park in Spartanburg, SC. I spent half an hour to scroll around…read more There is a belfry to the west, a statue of General Daniel Morgan and a fountain. You could walk in the small path winding through the lawn. You need more stuff to kill time. So I just walked around. I saw the Spartan City Hall quite close, it looks a bit shabby to me. Two things are quite interesting. There is no parking meter around, even though the sign does say two hour limit. I could not figure out the way they would calculate. Also, there would be a free concert every Friday( or Saturday) from April to July. It would be fun to listen to music in the park.

It's a good family owned fishing lake, but the last two years the fish haven't been biting on the…read morecarp lake. Catfish lake is a different story. No bites on carp lake is the reason they haven't received 5 stars.

I new to this area and I am used to fishing anywhere for free. Can someone tell me about this…read moreplace? Cost? Do they have big fish? Bass? Thanks

This grassy spot is located near downtown York, across from the library and near the police…read moredepartment and city hall. A well smoothed concrete path from the street leads to and encircles a granite monument that lists the names of those who served and sacrificed in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam and Operation Enduring Freedom. Too many names. There are a few benches nearby if you'd like to stop and think about that. [Review 13890 overall, 1212 of 2020, number 650 in South Carolina.]

There is so much land to cover here. I went on a hike that lasted about 2 hours and had a great…read morevariety of flat ground and hills. There are a few lookout points which are stunning where you can see the mountains in the distance. There are also just ground trails if you're not looking for anything strenuous, along with big open fields. Love coming here with family!

An absolutely gorgeous venue for events such as Weddings. I recently attended a wedding here and…read morewas totally blown away by the beautiful rolling hills and forests. The cabin was used for wedding day care, a photo booth, and a chillax spot and was comfortable and homey (any giant!). The outdoor area is very green and lush. It has a enclosed large patio area where food and cocktails were served and a large open field area for tables for eating, as well as a musical stage . There are gorgeous trees everywhere which lent shade and lovely photograph opportunities. I would love to attend another event here, so beautiful and less than an hour drive to Asheville.