Great lake for walking/running, less than impressive for fishing. I fish there a couple of times a…read moreweek. Granted, I've caught some good sized bass (~3 lbs) in the lake, but they're few and far between. Fly fishing will get you a few small bluegill here and there but don't expect a lot of action.

This park was right around the corner from our AirBnB and we passed this park almost daily- we…read moredipped in a few times and then I discovered there is a waterfall down a trail off the side of the park and I was delighted! Obviously a local favorite, especially for morning walks, jogs and getting outside. The kids feeding ducks, a few guys fishing and the playground was always being used, it made every visit fun.

Beautiful, well managed, clean, and inclusive community. This is a perfect place to live if you…read morewant to live in the western Carolinas and wish to be close to a charming city, but not actually in the hustle and bustle of a city. Biltmore Lake development has the amenities of living in a well-cared-for mountainous community and living near great shopping and entertainment.

Whisked away by snooty sales manager as we were try to look at the property. Boy what an unfriendly…read moreatmosphere. Went down to Walnut Cove at the Cliffs and received such a different reception. Private does not have to mean unfriendly.

We're visiting from out of town and needed somewhere for the kids to burn off energy after our car…read moreride. This is a nice little park in a quiet neighborhood. The equipment looks a little outdated but the kids had fun. My oldest liked playing on the basketball court while the youngest mostly played in the sand. There's a field with soccer nets next to it and tennis courts too. FYI, I don't think the big slide seen in some of the pics is here anymore.

I didn't see the cool slide today but I did get to see the tennis courts and the huge playground…read more All of this park is handicapped accessible with paved walkways and reserved parking. The swings look cool and the playground has benches so the grownups can sit while the kids get tuckered out. There is a good sized parking lot. [Review 12672 overall, 2464 of 2019.]

There were a couple of sites along the side of the river where little parks are set. This one just…read morehad a gravel road and parking lot and a couple of educational signs, some of which were in Spanish. The view of the river was pretty, but there wasn't much to actually do.

Run down not taken care of . Needs more parking expansion…read more Views where great lots of plant trees .

Stumbled upon this cute little park area as we were driving around exploring side roads from Old…read moreFort to Asheville. What a gem! This little community center seems to have a lot to offer: - The playground is a lot of fun- both our kids, ages 4 & 7, loved it! A well-kept wooden playground with swings (3 regular & 1 baby swing), a seesaw, a tire swing, and a big plastic sea monster for climbing. - Short paved walking loop with some benches, picnic tables and grill, and 1 of those little exercise stops and a creek flowing by (great for kids to splash around in!) - Large grassy field - Basketball court (half court) - Community garden - Large picnic table area with covered pavilion - Leashed dogs allowed (please pick up after them - there are poop bags along the sidewalk) The community center appears to be closed right now and I haven't checked out the website yet but there's a board with some info by the playground. It seems like they offer yoga classes (Free maybe? Says "donations accepted"), there's an ad for reiki healing, and a whole calendar of events for children and adults. This center definitely seems to run on donations and volunteers. We were happy to contribute to the painted metal donation post by the playground. Peaceful, safe, beautiful park areas like this are hard to find these days. We're passing through, as we're just frequent vacationers to the area, but I hope the community keeps up this little local gem!

Safe activities for toddlers in a quiet location. Good variety. Our two year old loved it! Only…read morecomplaint was that there are no landing pads.

The parent that was throwing the ball to their children should know. The castle area is no place to…read morebe throwing the ball. When it hit my daughter and she tossed it to the grass do not tell your child that just called my 4 year old a jerk. This is not a park for "bully" parents to teach your child your bad behavior.

this was a cute little park! there's a greenway attached to it as well as a big baseball field…read more there are clean public bathrooms as well!

This is an extremely clean park that serves as an end/start for the Glenn's Creek Greenway. We…read moreweren't here with our toddler, but I noted that she would LOVE the playground surrounded by soft mulch and sand pit for playing. Pack the hats and sunscreen for the littles, though. There is no shade over their play space! The restrooms were clean and stocked. A very nice spot to spend some time in the fresh air!

Completely and utterly agree with Jamie S. Best park I've found in Asheville as of yet!…read moreWooden structures on small "islands" separated by shallow creeks flow through this gorgeous playground. We went on a family adventure to explore Black Mountain and saw this adorable playground. The boys begged to be let out of their seats (even if it was 50 out and melting snow on the ground) to go play. I'm so glad we found time because I will drive the 30 minutes to get to this park again. My toddler apparently loves slides because he went down the Tree House Island slide multiple times. Middle went down to the creek and found out how freezing cold winter creek water is. So many trees, beautiful structures, picnic tables, gazebo. Whoever designed this park is a genius. Even though there is a creek it is easy to keep new walkers away from the edges and occupied elsewhere (mine is so CLUMSY and gives me heart attacks often throughout the day) I cannot wait to visit here during the summer - best splash area ever - and maybe have a few birthday parties.

One of the larger parks in the area and quite fun for the kids, at least according to my 9, 6, and…read more2yr old. Spaced out with plenty of room to run, different playground sets for kids to run between, and even a creek running through the middle that the kids can safely play in!

Awesome state park with plenty of parking, pull offs to play in the creek, and tons of hiking…read moretrails. Dog and kid friendly, no bathrooms available. Lots of wildflower blooms and creekside hiking. Great spot for a picnic and sunning by the water.

Great park to take kids for easy access to wade and swim in a mountain stream. Has trails. Picnic…read morearea is very limited and located too close to porta-potties. Just go for the water!

This place was great! You can tell all the employees enjoy what they do and they make the adventure…read moreso much more fun! Jesse was our guide and he was very funny and got two of us outta the water quick n easy! 10/10 recommend

On a spared of the moment, we booked a last minute white water rafting trip with these crew and we…read moredid not regret the decision. The entire experience was outstanding, from booking over the phone, greeting upon arrival, great and convenient facilities, the trip to the launching ramp and safety briefing. Our guide SEAN, a local resident and very experienced river guy, was great and very knowledgeable. We are very pleased with the entire experience.