Lovely little neighborhood park that is fenced in and that will keep the little ones from wandering…read moreoff. There is a super playground here with equipment for climbing and sliding. They also have set up some really nice picnic tables with barbecue grills. Some street parking is here and there is a lot of open space. Nice park! [Review 12674 overall, 2466 of 2019.]

This is the fun part that my family and I stopped into while we were visiting. We love going to…read moredifferent parks and playgrounds and they had a lot of fun on the colorful slides and different play areas in this park. It was a lot of fun and it's definitely a good part to check out

Walton Street Park has a really nice looking pool (well, the water's not great right now as the…read morepark is closed for the season) but there is also a fenced in full-court basketball court and a large baseball field with a backstop. The playground set is large with a climbing frame and ramps. Very large picnic shelter with ten picnic tables and barbecue grills. The park is clean and in very good condition. There is no litter and no graffiti here. [Review 12675 overall, 2467 of 2019.]

I took my daughter is here today for a quick run around the park burn off some energy before we…read moreleft North Carolina played on a little playground did a little bit of walking. They had a good time on the swings in the playground and I always enjoy take them to the park

This bridge, like many, apparently outlived its usefulness as a conveyance, but was turned into a…read moresort of park. The greenery covering the area is quite robust and a lot of effort clearly went into designing and maintaining it. At one end, a spot for people to hang collars up to memorialize their dogs demonstrates that apparently visitors here like tiny yippy dogs a lot more than I do, but it is still a nice touch. When I visited, they were working on building a visitor center and parking was limited (one end is a separate business whose parking lot is devoted solely to that business as designated by numerous angry signs). However, a water fountain and portapotties were still available. This isn't a place where you'd spend an enormous amount of time, but it is well done and certainly worth a look, and there is no charge to cross.

This is a beautiful stop if in the area. There are multiple varieties of flowers and plants with…read moreplaces to sit and enjoy the beauty. The rainbow bridge in memory of all the lost pets is breathtaking and so sweet to see. There is Free parking at both ends of the bridge

(review specifically about Friday nights at the park) The…read morepark is a simple open space, but on Friday evenings around 5 pm it comes alive. Locals gather with their drums and the whole place fills with rhythm, creativity, and that unmistakable Asheville spirit. The sense of community is amazing. It was recommended to me by a local who said, "You should check it out--it's good for the soul." She was absolutely right. It really is.

The drum circle on Friday nights is pure noise. It's an abomination. Mind numbing and awful. The…read moredroning of the same rhythms for over an hour makes one psychotic. Just the single worst thing i've ever heard.

I get the ratings. It's definitely mislabeled. Triangle Park is NOT at all a park in the…read moretraditional sense, but more of a tiny street memorial. There's absolutely zero room for adequate, safe play of any sort and there are a couple of tripping hazards. There's literally nothing but murals, trees with lights, and a single picnic table here. However the murals themselves speak volumes in the black American history of this area. So as a not-so closeted nerd, I was enthralled. It's interesting. The art, the messages, the local history-- a WIN. Cheers!

This small park is down the hill a little bit from the Asheville City Hall in a commercial…read moredistrict. A few picnic benches and enough room to toss a frisbee. Not much else. There is street parking. As Asheville parks go, there are better and more features. But this is a good use of the space. [Review 12695 overall, 7 of 2020.]

My family and I stopped in here while we were in the area looking for different parks and…read moreplaygrounds and things. I didn't really see a playground here per say but we did walk around for a little bit and enjoy the sights and the scenes of the water in the trees around the area so over all this is a pretty nice park to get out and explore and walk

This is a cute little riverfront park that you can walk along with your dog, have a picnic on the…read moreside of the river or under the cover of trees for a nice little afternoon. It also leads to the dog park as well which is a super great one that is separated by dog size. It was so nice to walk along the river with my dog on our way to the dog park and I saw people having a picnic next to the river which was such a cute idea that I wish I had. Go check this park out for sure! Lots of activity there.

Never Repaired after Hurricane Helene. Not fenced. Muddy. Thankfully we found a playmate headed…read moretowards the soccer fields on the big dirt area on left. SAD!

Big large and small dog areas. Friendly owners to chat with while the pups play! Give it a try!read more

West AVL park & field is a nice little spot to either walk or drive to hang out for a bite under…read morethe pavilion, play on playscape, play some ball on the field, or walk your pup around the park. There is a little tributary of the French Broad running on the outskirts of the park. It is hidden in the middle of a neighborhood.