This park is a hidden treasure on the north end of Kernersville. It's a natural setting through a…read morevariety of local forest, with a small brook running through the middle of it and numerous bridges across. Well paved trails, dedicated dog run areas with double fencing for large and small breeds with plenty of waste receptacles and water fountains, a basketball and Pickleball/tennis court, perfect for bringing your pets, going for a jog or just a peaceful walk. Plenty of picnic tables with grills for get-togethers. Two parking areas. A restroom set in the middle. Simply another nice little gem that the town of Kernersville.

This is such a well rounded park that serves a variety of interests for all ages and skillsets. The…read moreplayground was the main attraction for us but we also enjoyed the walking trails, especially in the summer, since they are well shaded. There is even a creek if your kids enjoy water play. The trails are paved so it's excellent for riding bikes or scooters too. The playground itself has multiple slides, swings, plenty of obstacles for the kids to climb and what I found most fascinating was the monkey bars that were toddler height! I have never seen that on a playground before so it was very appealing to me since my child enjoys them but is always in need of assistance considering they are often so high. In addition to the playground there is a basketball court, skate park and tennis court. The park seems well maintained, the bathrooms are little dated so it would be nice to see an improvement with that one day. Great place to rent an outdoor shelter for a cookout or birthday party.

Pony tail guy kept putting hands on my dog as if she was the issue, while other dogs were doing the…read moresame. I feel she was targeted when she came through the door. Owner did not take any accountability on the employee and we were told not to come back to the establishment. I would not recommend going to Doggos . Owner is not friendly and was not listening to our concerns. Our dogs have frequented Doggos in the past and never had any issues. The current staff are rude and unprofessional.

I am not sure how we never knew about this place but we discovered it on our recent stay in GSO. We…read morehad an absolute blast and we didn't even bring a doggo! We were traveling and missed our dog and decided to see if it was creepy or okay to go to a dog park/bar without a dog in tow. The greeter let us know it was totally cool to just hang out and meet new dogs while we had a drink and we literally lost 3 hours without even realizing it! We had the greatest afternoon. Are the cocktails award winning? No, is the food Michelin star? Hell no but who actually cares when you get to sit in the sun (or shade) and meet a ton of dogs and watch them play, run, cool off in the pool and come visit for pets??? 100% recommend to anyone 21+ even if you are just visiting town and don't have your dog with you.

LeBauer Park is a great part of downtown Greensboro and adds real value to the area for residents…read moreof the city. It is small but well useful, and it works especially well during events like First Fridays and the Christmas festival as extra space. The playground is a hit with my kids and makes it easy to stop and let them burn off energy while walking around downtown. The restaurant stalls are a nice touch, and grabbing things like hot chocolate in the winter is a favorite for the family. It feels welcoming, lively, and well integrated into the surrounding downtown.

Awesome park for kids (and adults) in downtown Greensboro! They can run and run in a gated area…read more Next to Cultural center and Greensboro history museum!

At Grant Park getting my picture taken with Mr. Tim Grant whom the park is named. On a tour of the…read morecity and visiting this hidden gem with a view over a quarry that is 175 deep feet. Worth a visit.

I love the trails here! The park is clean and the landscaping is beautiful. The overlook of the dam…read moreis a sight to see as well. I also love that you have a great view of downtown Winston beyond the dam. With the views available from the park the sunsets are really beautiful.

This national park site is tucked neatly woven into the green belt of Greensboro. Right off of the…read morecity's Greenway, it's not even out of the question to bike to and from here. In my case, I live close enough to actually walk/run here and back. While there is a paved loop through the entire park which features an audio guide and numbered stops, it's actually a wonderful place to walk. In fact it feels almost European in sentiment as I rarely ever see cars driving through and more often see people walking, running, or biking. The park office and facilities are generally a bit outdated, but very informative about the park and the associated history of the American revolution connected to this place. There's a gift shop and daily staff there to answer any questions you may have. And the park teaches you perhaps the most important point: why the city took on the name of Greensboro. But I'll let you all visit and figure that one out for yourselves.

This is apparently a Revolutionary War site, and one that did not ring any bells for me as a…read morenon-historian. And yet, on a weekday morning, the place was packed. Apparently it is a popular hangout for locals in need of exercise (or with a dog). I got an extensive introduction in the visitor center, and after a brief perusal of indoor exhibits I walked the main loop. It had a variety of memorials and historical placards. The indoor exhibit also had placards, but these were supplemented by some hastily printed and taped on cards saying things like "additional context needed" while in most cases adding very little. Whoever came up with them probably thinks they are very smart, but I found the whole thing bizarre and best ignored. The trails are mostly paved, and offer a nice shaded walk on a hot day. I did not watch the historical documentaries, but they may be worthwhile. There is no entrance fee for the site.

15 min deck walk and trail around in the middle of the city. Some areas that are planked are flat…read moreand wheelchair or stroller accessible. The other half are dirt trails with paving stones that are slightly steeper. Benches scattered along the trail to take a break or relax. Tons of duck families at each area of the garden. Free street parking. Free bathrooms at the other garden across the street.

super clean park, always a nice walk. I like the garden portion because it's very flat but then I…read morealso like the bog garden because it's very beautiful and you'll see animals sometimes you'll see ducks and geese, snakes, etc.

Walking trails are well maintained and cleared for the many bikers. Goes all around the lake, some…read moreareas close to the lake have benches. People were fishing, riding bikes, letting the kids play at the park, saw a few birthday parties. Cute little office with fish tanks, snakes enclosed in glass and a small taxidermy bear ! There were horseshoe prints in the dirt alongside the paved trail.

I already reviewed Salem Lake just wanted to add more photos Go out enjoy a nice sunset and walk.read more

One of my favorite places to walk! Easy to park here, usually not super busy, great place for dog…read morewalking. I like the small loop trail here and always see cool birds.

Who even knew this gem was hidden behind The American Hebrew Academy and Temple Emanuel??…read more Awesome 1 mile trail walk

Decent area to walk and is dog friendly. Access to playground tennis courts and a baseball/softball…read morefield. Also a large picnic shelter.

This is a great park and a great community center. There is a play area with swings for kids, a…read moresplash pad in the summertime, covered picnic shelters for cookouts, sand volleyball pit, walking loop, baseball field and all of it nestled next to the community center. The community center has a lot of great classes for all ages!

Reynolds Park is located near the intersection of Reynolds Park Road and Salem Lake Roads. There…read moreare two sets of apartments nearby so there are a good number of people who can make use of this area. Winston Salem State University is also only a few miles down the road.

From the owner: Winston-Salem city park with playground, sprayground, pool, four picnic shelters, two lighted…read moretennis courts, restrooms and basketball court. Anderson rec center has additional activities.