Beautiful community garden and it even has a free library post hidden in it. Of course it has…read moregardening books to borrow. 42 raised beds and a few benches to enjoy the nature.

The main features of Civitan Park are the two tennis courts and the lighted softball field but also…read morethe football field (still with goalposts) that has been converted into a community garden, There is a large parking lot and that provides access to a picnic shelter with tables and grills, playground and the concession stand that backstops the softball field. The park is in excellent condition but the stairs from the parking lot are quite steep! [Review 15409 overall, 912 of 2021, number 2959 in North Carolina.]

Davidson did a beautiful job designing this small park for the northern edge of town. Just off Hwy…read more 115 sits this little oasis for walking, playing catch, picnicking, or meeting friends with kids at the playground. There is a small loop to walk with some short trails. Nice facilities and a good amount of benches to rest or read. Parking is designated at the entrance. Thanks to the town of Davidson for this new addition! Open dawn til dusk.

nice community park, however the playground is a bit underwhelming to all but the most sedentary of…read morechildren. it's small with only a few slides, and really probably designed for kinda 5+ as everything requires climbing on ropes or stairs to get up. Great walking path/Greenway that's starts from the park as well.

This small memorial garden is on the triangle-shaped plot where Dave Lyle Blvd meets Friedheim Road…read moreand Pond Street. In excellent condition, it is here in memory of Professor Frontis Brooks who was the band director at Rock Hill's segregated All-Black Emmett Scott High School from 1941 to 1971 and then principal at Sunset Park Elementary School where he organized the area's first elementary school band. Professor Brooks was a graduate of the Julliard School of Music graduate and moved to Rock Hill in 1939. He was also a veteran who served during World War II. [Review 13016 overall, 333 of 2020.]

Mr Brooks was my Band Director when I was at Sullivan Jr High on White Street back in the 70s…read more Taught me drums. I remember him as an outstanding and very serious man. I wish that the City of Rock Hill would rename Dave Lyle Blvd after Mr Brooks. Watching the Emmett Scott High School Band back in the day was the motivation for my drumming interest. Thank You Mr Brooks. I'll always remember you and I'm a grateful man for having the honor of being taught by you!

This was a morning hike for us on the coldest morning! I was happy to get out and walk this lovely…read morelittle park, right down the drive from Carolina Bronze Sculpture Co. The colorful fall leaves were a perfect backdrop. I assume they loan and/or sell sculptures, because some of the signs didn't have the corresponding art on the display base. But there were plenty of pieces to view. I saw that the company also hosts events for sculpture making- I would come back for that in a heartbeat! Enjoy the short hike and the wonderful art!

What a great little hidden gem just outside of Seagrove, NC. It is tucked off the main road, down…read morea driveway to Carolina Bronze Works. It was a beautiful walk through the woods around a large pond. There was a number of small, medium, and large sculptures. Seeing we were there in mid Octobers, the trees were all in beautiful shades of yellows, reds, and oranges.

I know this is near the disc golf/ memorial park but I believe it should be it's own thing. It is…read morenot only a beautiful place for walking and running but it's a community space as well. Walking through this space you will often notice locals working on their garden plot and engaging in sweet neighborly chats. There are also tons of wildflowers and beautiful garden plots to look at. The paths are clear. Dogs are welcome. There are trash cans (two I think- one at the front and one at the back). There's even a (maybe functioning?) porta potty.

We started our daughter at Chesterbrook Academy shortly after she turned two. Before that, she had…read moreonly been cared for by family, so sending her to school was a huge adjustment not only for her, but for us as parents too. From the very beginning, Ms. Adrienne, Principal Ms. Kerry, and the entire staff were incredibly patient, welcoming, and understanding. They knew how anxious we were about sending our little girl to school for the first time. Anytime we sent a message or had a question, they responded quickly and reassured us. Receiving daily pictures also helped us feel connected and gave us peace of mind throughout the day. It took our daughter several months to become comfortable, but her teachers never rushed her. They worked with her patiently, showed her kindness, and helped her adjust at her own pace. Then one day, everything changed....she began loving school! Now she asks to go every day and is excited to play with her friends. If you are a parent who is nervous or anxious about sending your little one to childcare, we highly recommend Chesterbrook Academy. The staff is accommodating, caring, welcoming, and always willing to answer questions. They truly made what could have been a very difficult transition into such a positive experience for our entire family. Choosing Chesterbrook Academy has been one of the best decisions we have made for our daughter. We are so grateful for Ms. Adrienne, Ms. Kerry, and all of the wonderful teachers and staff. Our daughter will happily remain part of the Chesterbrook family until she heads off to kindergarten!

I am so happy I chose Chesterbrook Academy and would highly recommend. We enrolled our daughter in…read morethe infant classroom and have been just blown away by her incredible teachers and staff. The level of detail and care they put into her and the curriculum is impressive. She goes in and comes home with a smile on her face, enriched from her day. I absolutely love the artwork they send home with her too, it's a really nice personal touch and will save forever. We are so thankful and appreciative for the opportunity for our daughter to be apart of such a wonderful place and special thanks to all her teachers, Ms. Emily, Ms. Theda, Ms. Tina and Ms. Nadia and everyone else at Chesterbrook.