I bookmarked this spot for the seasonal spider lillies. After self-paying the admission fee and…read moreparking, the walk along the shore was quite pleasant on a mild day. Despite the river views, it took a half hour or so to get to the spider lillies, which are apparently limited to one particular location. It was hard to see them from shore, made harder by rising waters (the festival the previous day was likely thrown off by rain). I got enough of a glimpse of them to understand where the name comes from. The overall aesthetic of the park offered remnants of a historic canal, and boating and picnicking opportunities. It was a pleasant space, but not at the top of ones I'd want to drive out to and pay for.

Finally checked off Landsford Canal Park off my park bucket list! If you wanna see something thats…read moreabsolutely gorgeous and unique, this is a must see. The Rocky Spider Lily's are only located in certain areas ( SC, GA, and AL). Hoping to see them in another state as well. Its all about timing, make sure you check the websites for a bloom updates. The park is well kept and bathrooms are clean, which is a plus. During the Lily Festival parking is limited, so pack your patience. You will get parking, so no worries. The cost is $6 for each adult, very reasonable considering. They have a store with maps for the walking trails, its approx 1mile roundtrip to see the Lily's. If you want to see them up close and personal you must rent a canoe prior to coming. The park doesnt rent boats, a outside company will take you on a tour. I actually enjoyed the nature trails. They have a nice platform for viewing the lily's. The lily's are absolutely breathtaking, I truly enjoyed my day at this park. The trails are fairly short and well taken care of. There are some food and artisan vendors at the park. Tip: dont touch the lily's if your on a boat, all parts of the plant are poisonous if ingested. Please do your own research beforehand. Thankfully most people are viewing from the platform. Fabulous day indeed, fresh air, steps, and peace! @glampedlife

It's a super underrated place in the upstate. It seems almost out of this world. Wish it had more…read moresupport to help keep it maintained. Still worth the visit!

Nice views. My only complaint, it says it is open 24/7 however that is a LIE. Total scammers and…read moreLIES! I had the unfortunate experience of being approached by a SHERIFF telling me the park was closed and had to leave. No sign posted about these supposed times, and online it says 24/7! This is nature, this is dirt and trees how the hell can you tell me it is closed. Stay out of South Carolina, everything is backwards there. You are not even allowed to go into nature, WE ARE NATURE. Do you think we just spawned in one day? Why can't I go see my sister and brother trees and plants? They want you indoors, obese, high blood pressure, cancer, and porn addiction. Stay safe. I will go back, and no Sheriff can tell me I cannot go in MY NATURE. Do my tax dollars not pay his paycheck anymore? As far as I know they DO. He can stay fat and stay back.

This would be a really nice park if someone maintained the grass and the pathway . The grass was…read morevery high and there were no poop bags to clean up after your dog . The water fountain for the dogs barely works. It is a very large area for the big dogs and would be great for them to be able to play if it were better maintained .

We came here after finding it on Yelp. Unfortunately the place was empty as it had been raining…read more The dog areas were too muddy to go into. But the park was a nice park and it was clean. Will be back in the future and hopefully my pup will enjoy it.

Excellent trail close to home, well marked, not crowded and a large parking lot…read more Good trail for the local beginner hiker, not to strenuous but a good 4 mile workout.

Great trail. Very green and shady along a creek. There is parking and a trail map. There were a few…read morefallen trees across the path.

This smaller park has a playground with benches, basketball court, shuffleboard court (there's a…read moreunique feature!) and horseshoe pits (another unique feature!). There is also a nicely fenced in area for off-leash dog park fun. The picnic shelter does not have any grills but does have picnic tables. There is a dedicated parking lot. Just look for the big water tower. A great spot to get out of the house and get some sunshine. [Review 13006 overall, 323 of 2020.]

This smaller neighborhood park features a large open space with a baseball field that could be for…read moresoftball too. There is a picnic area with a very nice picnic shelter. The playground isn't the most featured but it's in very good condition. The basketball court is a full-court and it is also in very good condition. There is street parking here. If you're paying attention, Rock Hill Parks Department, a paved walking path would be a nice addition. [Review 13013 overall, 330 of 2020.]

It is a great place to live with an unbelievable amount of clubs to join, or if you are athletic…read morethere is golf, softball, pickleball, tennis, bocci, etc. The original homes are now 20 years old. There are no three car garages and a limited number of homes with a basement. There are three pools, a gym, plus large indoor and outdoor spaces for gatherings and events

Well...we bought a resale and moved into it in September, 2012. A very good choice…read more Lots of activities and clubs. Facilities include a full gym, pool, tennis courts, bacchi ball lanes, extensive walking trails, paddle tennis/pickle ball courts, horseshoe pits and even a ball field. Also a boat house and canoe & kayak club on the Catawba River. Just about everyone has a golf cart and you can get just about anywhere using them. Friendly is the theme. People wave at each other and are anxious to meet and introduce themselves whenever you meet. Monday nights are presentations as part of the life-long learning group. We have had podiatrists, bush pilots, authors, historians, financial planners and others give one-hour talks that are really interesting and kept within that one-hour limit. Lots of dances, plays, comedians and even an opera took place since we have been here. Biggest threat is to get too involved in too many activities. Not a bad threat. Well. getting ready to meet with the Old Stogies group tonight whose charter is to smoke cigars and solve the world's problems. Someone has to do it.

Today's visit (July 2020) was a strong smell of creosote from the railroad ties stacked near the…read moretennis court and it was way too hot in the direct sun for much play on the playground. The tennis court is in reasonable condition (it could use some weedkiller) and the playground is basic with monkeybars, a swingset and some picnic tables. In cooler weather, I'm sure it's much nicer. [Review 13649 overall, 968 of 2020, number 607 in South Carolina.]