Great campground. Full hookups. Large private sires. Great price. We were in an RV. They have…read morecabins and tent sites as well.

This place is huge! And you can choose from a pretty long list of activities: Camping, hiking,…read morepicnicking, mountain biking, boating, etc etc. We only stopped in for a quick hike on the Lakeshore Trail, which I think only scratches the surface of this park. Nicely laid out, with good roads and clean and tidy pullouts with marked trails, but road signs could be a bit clearer. A beautiful spot - or at least what little we saw.

Very cool park with access to the Yadkin river and the Boone cave. Several hiking paths across the…read moreapproximately 110 acre property. There are picnic tables, a covered pavillion, disc golf course, public restrooms, with developed parking and its dog friendly. As well, river access for kayaking, fishing and water activities. We took an afternoon drive out to the park and it is definitely worth the effort and time. Legend has it, that Daniel Boone as a boy and his family first used the cave in one manner or another around 1751. There are numerous developed trails with a trailhead at the top. The walk down to the cave is pretty serious, its built wooden steps but its a serious climb down and even more so up. This is the only drawback to visiting the cave. If you are not prepared to climb back up, I didn't count them but its a couple hundred steps easily. Its an impressive build, but it is a serious climb coming back up. 4 Stars a cool historical park and worth a visit 01166

Good place for a picnic and a hike starting out over the mighty Yadkin River . Some of the trails…read morehave been closed but we were able to do a good loop back to the parking lot.

This smaller park is great for the large fenced in basketball court which is going to keep missed…read morepasses from rolling off down the hill. Very cool that they've done such a good job there. As well, the park has a large playground with quite a few climbing things and slides over a mulch base. The huge picnic shelter does have a couple of grills nearby. The restroom is open only during shelter rentals. [Review 14538 overall, 36 of 2021, number 2779 in North Carolina.]

It's so nice to take the kids outside (even though it's hot today!!) Finch has playgrounds, picnic…read moretables, trails and a pond. Located in Lexington off of Raleigh Road.

This is a pretty nice park. Only thing to complain about is the restrooms. Pretty nasty when I…read morewent, which to be honest is about what one expects from a city park restroom. Two playground areas, with one having a very large playground slides. Kids loved playing here. Ball parks for softball and baseball. Older swing set but functional. Walking trails, large pavilion, and lake you can fish in. I found the park safe. Recommend.

Granite Lake Park in Granite Quarry made for a nice little break in the weather, the kind where the…read morerain finally lets up just enough that you can stretch your legs without getting soaked. I walked the path with coffee in one hand and folded umbrella in the other. The whole place had that clean, quiet Sunday morning smell that only shows up after a steady rain. The lake was calm, the air felt fresh and it was the kind of quick stop that resets your mood before getting back on the road. The park has a picnic shelter and public restroom. There are benches, a playground and grills. [Review 641 of 2026 - 4729 in North Carolina - 25822 overall]

Fantastic wooden playground! My 2 year old loved it. It's all wooden or roped with the exception of…read morethe slides. Bridges, nets, rope climbs throughout! I reallllly appreciate how this playground is designed ie not having multiple cutouts at the very top (so I don't have to worry about my toddler falling). This playground reminds me of the ones I played on way back in the 90s. Lots of parking. Nature center on site. I will be back when in the area!

Beautiful park! The county has spared nothing when they planned this park. They have paved trails,…read morekayaking, kids playground, dog park and more. They have picnic stations and tables with umbrellas. They also have a nature center and a ranger on site. I was very impressed with this park and will return. This is well worth a visit and can't wait to return.

Bigleaf Slopes Park was established by an agreement between Iredell County and the Tarheel…read moreTrailblazers. Members of the mountain bike organization approached Iredell County with a proposal to build the trail on County owned property, over the course of 3 years. Over 100 acres of wooded and open-space land that started with a 3.5 mile loop for mountain biking and hiking. In 2017, an additional mile of trail was added and there are plans to extend the total trail to 6 miles. The trailhead parking includes a changing area, a port-a-potty and a bike repair station. I'm not a mountain biker but I did go for a nice bit down the trail to explore. It's quite nice! [Review 14524 overall, 21 of 2021, number 2767 in North Carolina.]

Cute little park to sit and watch a little league baseball game in the Spring. There got a nice…read moremile long trail the goes around the entire park. Good to stretch your legs. People tend to tag their dog along as well. Nice friendly area, sometimes you can watch the train go by right across the street. They have a set of swings and a picnic table in the front. Nothing fancy, but it's nice to enjoy!