It's a pretty decent place to walk in there are paved areas, which is nice, but there aren't very…read moremany places that indicate trails lengths or where to go. It's not that huge that I think anyone would get lost and it's very wide open. All dogs on the trail while we went were leashed which was great. Pretty nice place for a picnic with large open grounds. No bathrooms or water that I saw but did have it's own parking lot (although small)

I usually don't like paved trails, but beggars choosers sometimes. Definitely great for wheelchairs…read moreand slow walkers. I will say there's enough natural elements to distract from the huge concrete sidewalk extending the entire length of the path, which ends up emptying into a community and another fitness path (has outdoor equipment stops) on one end and a pasture of wild flowers (mostly common milkweed for monarch butterflies) roughly midpoint. At the pasture the trail is definitely NOT paved and rather rough to navigate. If you have problems walking, be cautious, yet try experiencing it in the spring and late summer to catch glimpse of the butterflies and their caterpillars eating away before their chrysalis stage. There's a small parking lot at the beginning of the trail big enough for 20 cars. This includes a couple handicap spots. I've been there twice now on the weekend and I've lucked out to find a few spots open. Once you park DON'T head for the tempting metal bridge. Go in the opposite direction where you'll see the regulations sign. Then you'll know you're in the right spot!

Really fun course that took us as amateurs about 2.5 hours to complete…read more It was crazy hot the day we went, but most of the trail is shaded. A fun way to get outside and experience something new!

This was a beautiful and challenging course, well worth the detour off of I-40 for the experience.read more

I was looking for a new trail to explore since the weather is warmed up and it's not freezing…read moreoutside. This park wasn't too far from where I live so I decided to check it out. It definitely needs some TLC but overall, it offers playground dog park, baseball basketball and restrooms. I wasn't crazy over the trails so I decided to skip it and I'm gonna continue my search looking for other parks that I feel like I feel more fit what I'm looking for. The signage and overall vibe of the park could use some updating.

Decently large and well-maintained park near Carrboro. There are a few small hiking trails but they…read moreare a bit overgrown. Nice, new tennis courts are available, and a couple small playgrounds, but not much else. You can fish in the lake, but it's small and murky. Beautiful nature but if you're looking for trails, try elsewhere!

The best disc golf course in Durham by far, let me know if you know of another! Wind your way…read morethrough the park in our car and park in the back, the course begins to the right of the standing building. The course is 22 holes and it's a beautiful setting right in the middle of the woods--this might be a down side because there are a lot of trees to block throws... The course is well kept, they clear the leaves and move the goals according to the months listed. There are three "levels" of experience you can play to. It's never been too crowded when I've gone and makes for a great activity for a nice day. They have bathrooms and a water fountain at the park, however you'll have to provide all your own discs, record keeping, etc. Also, since you're playing in the forest, discs have been known to become misplaced because of leaves off the path, so be careful and label your discs. They have soccer/athletic fields, baseball/softball fields and a play ground at the park as well. Enjoy!

It's at a local park with baseball fields and playgrounds so expect crowds. The course itself is a…read morewoodsy trail. After it rains expect there to be small creeks and mud. There's no real place to lose your disc, but all my discs seem to land in the muddiest place available. Park in the lot by the baseball fields and then walk up between the field and the bathroom area. It's exactly where that picture is for the listing. You'll start there and then loop around to come out real close by. I like that the holes are pretty easy to find. Sometimes I get lost in the woods looking for the next hole but the ones here are pretty well marked. It's overall a good park. Sometimes you'll run into random people walking the trail and sometimes you'll have people right behind you. But most times you can play a relaxed round with your friends.

This a really nice park with well maintained trails. They are paved and clean. If you see a walking…read moreenthusiast this park has many options for a short or long hike/walk. There's also a clean shelter for rent and a fun play area for kids. Lots of dogs walking today too. It's peaceful and relaxing here.

Nice quiet atmosphere for adults or kids, this is my go to spot for walking and getting exercise. I…read morerecommend this spot because it's safe and secluded.

This uncreatively named park offered a frisbee golf hole or two, a playground no one was at, and a…read morebathroom that was falling apart and pretty unpleasant. My reason for selecting it to spend some time as was that I could park in the shade for free, which is not as easy as one might hope in this area. It served that need, and a brief jaunt around some paths was fine, but the facilities needed some repair.

This is a fab park, Durham! Playgrounds, disc golf, basketball, walking trails, it's solid!…read more Swing sets and playgrounds, picnic tables, walking trails, there's even a water fountain! [Review 11832 overall, 1614 of 2019.]

It had the prettiest most well kept grass of any disc golf course I've ever played on. It's super…read morepretty shady lots of animals and very well kept up. That being said is a great course for a beginner or some kids to come out and play or just mess around on your lunch break The average hole is like 40 feet long and you're pretty much hitting the basket on MT but you can get that covered in hole in one that you've been always looking for What I go out of my way to play it. No if I'm in the area with my little ones, yeah I'll go over there and go nine quick holes and grab an ice cream afterwards. Or if I work there, I would play during lunchtime.

This is a nice course in Durham just over the border from Morrisville. Nestled between a pair of…read moreoffice buildings, it is well laid out and a fun lay up and putt course. Aces very possible from each tee box marked by two pieces of wood.

What a SAD excuse for a city park. Durham should be ashamed of this. The splash pad didn't work,…read moreand the old and gross playground wasn't very appealing either. Yuck yuck yuck.

Forest Hills is an average park overall but it's my experience there that makes me hesitant to…read morereturn. They've got trails for running, a public pool, playground (with a gazebo and picnic benches close by), four square court, tennis courts, splash pad and plenty of field room for kickball games, dodgeball or ultimate frisbee. They even have some traveling events that use the park: the annual frisbee golf tournament--they bring all their own baskets, pickup soccer games and the random social sports teams that uses the grassy areas. You also have the opportunity to rent out the covered picnic space and fields (although it's not required). Parking is a problem for a lot of people, the main lot is very small. However you can park across the street and walk over or if you turn left on East Forest Hills Blvd. there is additional parking. The down sides are the playground isn't shaded, kids should wear shoes even when venturing into the slap pad so as not to burn their feet. Also please watch out for the slides on hot days! The street the park is off of is also a busy road, while it's away from the play ground it's parallel to the parking lot--so keep an eye on your kids. And while the surrounding neighborhoods seem good, this park can definitely bring in an interesting crowd. Unfortunately I visited the park on the wrong evening last year, a high school gathering of two of the local rival Durham schools were meeting. We went to play in the field so it didn't seem like a big deal even though the young crowd looked a little worse for wear. However about an hour after arrival a fight broke out and multiple gun shots were fired. By some miracle no one was hurt but a few friends I was with as well as other park patrons had car windows broken and I wouldn't be surprised if people needed therapy after the scary incident! Overall I'd say the park is safe during the day, just be on the lookout and leave if something/someone seems suspicious.

I came to the park based on location. It was the first course I played on since moving here and I…read morehad a decent time only because I enjoy playing. I have since been back for another try but left halfway through in disappointment. The course is not marked very well and hard to navigate..i recommend looking up the course map online to help. Overall the course is run down and needs some definite help. It could be a really nice course! I've researched and emailed two different people on the parks and rec committee to try and give my opinion and even offer my services to help, but the only response made it evident that they didn't even actually read the email, just thought I was trying to rent out the ropes course..

Good basketball court (tennis too) with overhead so rain dont fall on you…read more Gets active during the week around 2-4pm so if you not a fr hooper or athletic avoid these times bc it gets deep. Only downside is the pollen in the spring.