This is a fabulous full-featured park with all sorts of activities, including two lighted tennis…read morecourts, large area of fenced-in pickleball courts, picnic areas, a playground and a big natural walking trail that circles the perimeter of the park. The park also features restroom buildings though they're out of service at the moment with port-a-potties set up nearby. A great stop for the kiddos and the adults, this was a lot of fun! [Review 2106 of 2024 - 3775 in North Carolina - 23125 overall]

6 pickleball courts which are in excellent shape. Decent size play ground. Tennis courts, batting…read morecage, baseball field, bathrooms, nice walking grounds that are in view of courts and playground so safe for solo walkers

What a perfect little neighborhood park. My son and I went to retrieve a letterbox (Check out…read moreAtlasQuest.com for info on that) and had a nice stroll on the trails. The Disc Golf course is intriguing to me. It was spots for beginners and advanced players. Was larger than I thought! Looked like lots of fun for a group. There is also a beautiful fishing pond there which had geese when we visited. There are mountain bike trails as well as a playground with a picnic shelter area. Plenty of parking and it looks like a well loved park. Everything was immaculate.

This is a very family friendly park but also great for athletes with a variety of topography to get…read moreyour heart rate up. A lot of benches along the way if you get tired also. I haven't walked the entire length of the greenway but have enjoyed the few times I've visited. I'll be back.

A really nice park if you are in the area. All the usual things you are looking for in a park like…read moreplayground equipment, picnic tables, sport fields and tennis courts. A nice addition at this park is the frisbee golf course. A word of caution though, plan your trip on a weekday because the weekend crowd can be raucous.

This is a great park. Lots of playground equipment for the kids and great walking trails!read more

I found a trail at this park on AllTrails and it looked nice so we decided to check it out…read more The beginning of the trail was really nice. It goes through a wooded area and down to the river. Then the trail suddenly becomes a disc golf course. Now the disc golf course seemed really nice, but I wouldn't recommend hiking a disc golf course. You're just in the way if people are playing. There's a nice lake later in the course. Overall, I'd recommend it for disc golf or maybe just to hang out at, but I wouldn't recommend walking through the disc golf course like AllTrails recommends.

So many different play areas! I love the indoor nature center and the wonderful natural (and gated)…read more"treehouse" area outside of that. There are two playgrounds that are completely different from each other. One is a "Panther's Training Center" theme and the other is a more traditional playground with a toddler and 5-12 play area. The trails are wonderful. I took my little dude out for a trail run in his stroller and trails were nicely kept but natural enough to feel "away from it all".

super lost. literally rn. me and my friend went on a 30 minute run. it has become a hour and 30…read moreminute run because we are completely lost. they dont have a trail map, they dont have a map on apple maps or google maps, they dont have a number to call or a park ranger to contact. what if one of us got severely hurt while lost how would we get help? this is actually ridiculous. and when i did call the number they have listed its just to make appointments. i said F it and tried to talk to someone atleast. when i mentioned talking to a park ranger they gave me a attitude and said "we dont give out park rangers numbers" and the proceeds to give me the number to call, which was the same number i had just called. so thanks. i really appreciate the help. we have been lost for a hour, dehydrated and exhausted. its cool tho we men, we will figure it out thanks to no body.

Nice park to hang out and read a book or listen to a podcast with some ear buds. It has some…read moreplayground rides for the kids.

Bigger than a pocket park, this 2.8 acre space has a gazebo, picnic shelter, playground and swings,…read morea paved walking trail and a porta-potty. One of the picnic tables is under the shelter, the other four are around the area. There's plenty of parking and the park is set back a bit from the main road which means that there's a little bit less concern about traffic and noise. I sat here for a bit with my phone and watched the rain come down. It's a nice little spot. [Review 11583 overall, 1363 of 2019.]

I love this park! It's very convenient to the Metropolitan and Uptown. Great place to walk or…read morebike ride along the Little Sugar Creek. Not sure where the Sugar Creek Greenway ends and Midtown Park begins but it is all nicely integrated. I love the great lawn, the sculptures, and the trellis walkway. Beautiful place to take photos. So photogenic!

Never been to this park before having my daughter's prom pictures taken here. Small park in the…read moreMetropolitan area with beautiful scenery. There are a few benches. The Greenway cuts through. Behind the park is a beautiful waterfall. The photographer was able to use 6 different backgrounds, including the waterfall. Other couples were taking pictures there as well but when we first came it was just two. When we left it was about 7. Plenty of space though that everyone was still able to get great shots. It's on a very busy corner but faces Kings Dr. Free parking in the metropolitan garage, easy walk regardless of the construction that gets in the way. Across the street there's parking but also towing signs. Lots of people were taking a chance though. Caddy corner from the park is a shopping plaza with a few restaurants, stores etc. After we finished with the pictures I enjoyed shopping in Marshalls in the garage.

If I could give a 0 rating I would. I drive down from Greensboro every 3 weeks to take my small…read moredog who has cancer to Carolina Vet Specialist in Matthews. Every three weeks after her treatments we go for a short walk around the park since it's right across the street. Today, we received some devastating news about her cancer and so after her appointment we went to the park to have a moment with her before driving back to Greensboro. We were kicked out. We've never seen any signs nor has anyone ever approached us about no dogs being allowed. We've seen many other people with their little dogs as well. It felt like a punch in the gut. A place we went for solace just added to our pain.

The park is beautiful however it doesn't allow dogs which is a huge let down. All of us homeowners…read morein parkside townhomes own dogs and it is torture for them having to watch the park and not being able to play. Also, this park is extremely disruptive to our community. They are constantly blaring music above appropriate decibel levels. Sometimes before 8am on a Saturday and passed 9pm on weekdays. To the point the noise rattles our homes and blares through the walls. I moved to this area thinking it would be quiet and peaceful, it has been anything but. I reached out to Eunice Donnelly the park and Rec "director" and she did nothing to resolve the matter. She kept directing me to their website for events which half the events they've run this summer aren't even posted on the website! The park is great, the directors and management team are terrible however. She should be removed. They need a true lesson in organization and also respect- the golden rule. They don't care about our community and that is clear now.

The walkway is amazing. That is like an amazing walking park for you and your dog. If you like…read morenature and stuff like that the only thing I have to say is be careful on some of the bridges that seem like they need to be fixed. I'm gonna say that they need to be tested because they do seem a little wobbly and also I wouldn't go out there at night time because it seems like it's gonna be really really dark and there's no talent but for the most part the park is amazing.

A serene and shady pathway; the only way you'll know you're in a large city is the sound of the…read moreoccasional car exhaust racing on the highway. There are plenty of cyclists, so make sure to keep your head on a swivel, but all in all a great place for a nice stroll or ride. There is a nice parking lot with about 20 spaces which will probably be full on the weekend just FYI.

What a great hiking area! We had so much fun! It is a hiking and mountain biking trail- so be sure…read moreto check which direction you should go for safety purposes. We needed doing about 2 miles - it was so nice and didn't have much road noise. There is a lot of weaving trails- so you are close to a section that you've just been on or will be on soon- but with the foliage it really didn't feel like you were just going back and forth. It was very relaxing, easy trail. Completely covered in shade, so comfortable temperatures.

I love the dog park here! The fenced area is huge, with trees for shade. The park is well…read moremaintained, with separate areas for large and small dogs. They put gravel in the entrance where the water station is so it doesn't get muddy anymore.