Love this park. Fully gated so you feel safe knowing you kids can't walk off, love watching the…read moreairplanes take off and come in and my kids had a blast on both parks structures and I enjoyed how many kids there were to play with and the massive shaded area to sit in with lots of seating and tables

Such a great park. It's small but just great for kids. My daughters loves everything about this…read moreplace. There is a small walkway to walk around the whole area. We loved seeing the planes go by as well. Their is a restaurant right next door if you want some good southern food.

We attended the Community Easter Egg Drop here. This is a free event, and there were thousands of…read morekids there. There's plenty of open space at this park for an event like this, and it was very well organized with a lot of helpful volunteers. There were many bounce houses that were separated between toddler and older kids, which I appreciated. The Easter egg drops themselves (from a helicopter!) were also organized by age (by giving the children different color wrist bands) and all of the drops were on different baseball fields at different times. The only thing that was a bit chaotic was the bottleneck in the one tiny gateway to leave the field after the egg drop. Overall, it was a fun experience and one we would consider repeating.

Huge park with multiple soccer and baseball fields. There are basketball goals, walking trails and…read moretwo playgrounds. One playground has a rubberized ground cover with great slides and swings for little ones. My toddler loves it!

Had a separate section for kids 2-5. Bigger kid section is…read moresuper fun slide is fast so beware. Beautiful with a pond.

This is a wonderful park. There is an area for little kids and an area for big kids. There is also…read morea volleyball court. My favorite part is the HUGE field. It has a good bit of trees so you can find a shaded part if needed. There are also some benches under the trees. There is a pond up front, too! We love this park. It's so clean and I feel safe when coming here.

This is a great park for kids at a variety of ages! It is so close to downtown and shares a…read moreparking lot with the Greenville Zoo. I went here with a group of kids ages 10 all the way down to 1, and they all had a great time. The ground is nice and spongy, so it's easy for toddlers to walk on compared to wood chips, and it prevents injuries when the kids fall. There are multiple different play areas, and my girls loved the "obstacle course" as they called it, which was basically just a route around the play equipment without touching the ground. There are bathrooms nearby and a covered picnic area if you want to pack a lunch. 2 thumbs up for Cleveland Park! *Added bonus: you are so close to the zoo that can hear the lemurs when they get rowdy, which is a plus if you are an animal lover :)

Great playground. It's also very open and spacious so it's easy to follow my daughter around when…read moreshe's playing. There is also a nice field right next to it if you wanted to run around or play ball. My daughter had a great time here and she loved the swings the best.

My family and I were in Greenville in the middle of April 2013. While I was at Barley's Taproom &…read morePizzeria (Great Place I will be reviewing as well) I asked the manager if there were any parks that actually had a playground for children. We had been to Falls Park, which was an awesome park, but it has no playground for kids. He directed me to Herdklotz Park. That was on a Saturday afternoon. Once the manager at Barley's gave me directions we headed towards the park. We were driving through an obviously older part of town. It had a lot of closed factories, run down houses etc... We even crossed the proverbial railroad tracks where it seemed to get worse. I was just saying to my wife that the directions had to be wrong, when all of a sudden you come up to this beautiful park. The place is absolutely great and I never would have expected it to exist in the location it does. But that's just it........it does! You can see from the pictures I posted that the park has a lot to offer. It has a decent size playground area for little ones that are under 4ish (no regulations are posted but just going off observation). It has a HUGE playground with slides, a rock climbing wall, tunnels, bridges and something that is similar to a zip line (but the kids feet are only a few feet off the ground so it is no problem if they lose their grip and fall, unless you have allowed your child to be a big wimp). There is a decent amount of shade with benches and large rocks that the parents can sit on to watch their kids play. The park also has two large, flat fields. I would call these all purpose fields because you could play football (although they do not have goal posts), soccer (they do have official soccer goals and field markings on one of the fields), frisbee etc. Heck, one guy even shot some sort of Rocket that had a parachute from the big soccer field. They also have a track going around most of the park which is 1/6 of a mile. So 6 laps is one mile. This is great for walkers, but the track was a bit too narrow so I did not really see any joggers or bikers. Off to the side of the bigger kids playground you will find 2 sand volleyball courts equipped with decent nets and sand. In front of the volleyball courts they also have 4 horseshoes pits. However, if you want to play horseshoes you have to bring your own because all they had was the stakes that you try throwing the horse shoes to. Near the entrance of the park there are 2 pavillions where you can have a picnic or gathering. I saw at least one grilling area but there may be more as I was not really looking for grills. One of the pavillions is located within a fenced area of the tiny tikes playground area and is small. They were having a small birthday party gathering for a toddler. The other pavillion is bigger and probably had about 10 tables or so. There are also at least two more picnic tables that are not under the cover of a pavillion. On the backside of the larger pavillion there are public restrooms. Whether you are local to Greenville or just visiting town, this place will provide a couple of hours of entertainment if you have kids 12 and under. And the fact that there is a nice amount of shady areas is a big plus as well. Especially for a pale white dude like myself who fries like bacon in the sun. I really loved this park and I guarantee you I will return to it the next time I go to Greenville. In fact, we loved it so much that we went back Sunday afternoon as well.

Love this park one of the top 5 I been to in the area . Big playground super safe bars all the way…read morearound the higher structure. A little kid gated area below, clean bathrooms and a huge playground to play on. A must go for the kids. They will have so much fun

Amazing park that just had the kids area (Kids Planet) remodeled in 2021. I have fond childhood…read morememories of running along the old wooden castle but I am glad it's gotten a complete overhaul (fewer splinters, ha). Two playground areas, one for 2-5yo and one for 5+, separated to keep the littles safe. Other features include a mister area, music station, zipline play structures, and multiple picnic shelters. Each play area also has inclusive accessible swings to include kids of all abilities. Massive parking lot, water fountains, and nice clean restrooms with heating/AC and changing tables (at least in the family restroom). Only downside is the lack of shade. The play structures and rubber flooring get HOT in the summer. Overall a fantastic park that got a well-thought out facelift.

Best park I have ever taken my kids to there is so much to do. There are multiple playgrounds for…read moreLittles and bigs. There's musical instrument stuff water stuff just about anything you can think of at this park. It's just incredible. Best park I have been to.

It's a lovely walk to unity Park from Main Street. Once you're here, there's a great big, colorful,…read morein rainbow, unity, sign, the eyesore of a tower, and lovely bridges to walk over. Go to the Commons and eat the burgers, but skip the tacos

Beautiful park with walking and biking trails that leads to Swamp Rabbit Trail. Hadnt seen grills…read moreor designated picnic stations,might of missed it ,since I hadnt walked the entire park. There is a basketball court, baseball field and a playground for kids. Alot of greenery nature spaces. The Honor Tower Observatory deck is unfortunately closed temporarily due to elevator maintenance;it was supposed to open back up at 1 afternoon. From what I know they just opened it up for the public since late last winter. It is made to honor the first responders and initially they were the only ones who can have access to the inside of the tower. Next time am around in SC I will be stopping by. There is no fee for entrance. There is a 30 minute time limit per visit.

Fairy tales themed park where you can enjoy for FREE classic children stories, learn about…read moreGreenville's colorful history, and smell the roses in the beautiful surroundings along the Reedy River. Parking is free inside Linky Stone Park and along Reedy View street, however there are few spots. In the weekends you can also park for free at the River Stree Lot (across Hwy 123). Photos slide show: http://shoutaboutcarolina.com/index.php/2008/04/childrens-garden-free-things-to-do-greenville/ Interesting trivia: 1. The Reedy River falls are the reason for the city's location. Greenville was established as a Indian trading post; the water power helped grind the corn into grits and weave cotton into cloth. 2. In the 1900s, Greenville became the "Textile Capital of the World"; 3. The river cane (Reedy river's name source) is the only American native bamboo. Native Americans used the river cane for centuries to make clothes, baskets, utensils and even to build lodges. Once you complete the garden tour continue your outdoor recreation through gorgeous Falls Park. Along the scenic Reedy River walking trail there are restuarants, cafes, and shopping boutiques.

Precious little oasis in downtown. I visited today to weed and clean as part of the Hands On…read moreGreenville event. So many fun and educational features to spark enthusiasm and creativity. I particularly love that Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit is a primary theme, complete with herbs such as parsley and others that Peter may have enjoyed during his time in Mr. McGregor's garden. There is a lot of bustle with runners, bikers, walkers, and amblers strolling through and enjoying the surroundings. Unique plants and trees have botanical i. d. labels and there are several key areas--musical devices, native plants garden, vegetable gardens, picnic tables and benches (all freshly painted TODAY)and more. Be aware that you'll have to park across the street because there is no on-site parking. A fun area for

Oldest park in the city. Nice walk. Nice views. Walking trail. Pickle ball court and mini putt…read more(bring your own balls and putter).Public bathrooms as well.

Very nice park with easy short walking trail and kids playground as well as a mini golf park…read more Clean public restrooms too.

Haha... I love this place. We typically drop the kids off one Friday per month for a parents night…read moreout. You get 4 HOURS away from lil these crumb-snatchers for $20 bucks. Drop them off at 6 and grab them up at 10 p.m.. They love it. They get to do a craft activity, play in the bouncy house, play a game, and ice-skate. Plus... They get dinner (pizza). Great investment.

Customer service is horrible and slow. The open skate is dangerous with nobody watching. Kids…read moresmash into other kids