Beautiful and well maintained park!! It has an amphitheater, fishing from the bank or floating…read moredock, kayaks and small boats with electric motors allowed. No swimming allowed. Playground equipment. Disc golf. Paved Walking trails. No scooters allowed on trails. Ample shaded areas. Two benches on the trail area we were on. Wheelchair rolled fine on it. Wheelchair also rolled on floating dock. Has shelters you can reserve. Public bathrooms. Ample parking.

Granddaughters love the park. We love the Friday night concerts. Hubby loves to fish from the dockread more

I had never heard of this park before, but was invited by a friend. I loved it! The playground was…read morenear the picnic shelters. There was a splash pad, carousel, and a train that takes you around the park.

I am incredibly impressed with Village Park ... and the city of Kannapolis as a whole! My husband…read moreand I attended the opening show of their free summer concert series, and we were in awe of how well-maintained this park is, and how organized our entire experience was. We arrived around 5:30 PM to claim our seats on the lawn, and thankfully we were able to find a parking spot right near the pedestrian bridge across the street. The city posted a very detailed map of parking options on their Instagram page ... and the amazing thing is, not only is all of that parking free, but there is a free shuttle that will take folks back and forth to their spots if they are unable to walk that far (or even if they just don't want to!) The openers started at 7 PM, and then the main act started around 8:15 PM. This gave the crowd plenty of time to get situated in their spots, grab some snacks, hit the restrooms, or even ride the carousel! This was a family-friendly outdoor concert, and they did a great job of having food/drink/activities for both kids and adults to enjoy. A glass of wine or a can of beer was just $5 each ... which felt like a steal since I'm used to spending more than double that for the same pour at other concert venues. The show itself was awesome ... we saw The Fray and they were everything we wanted them to be and more. The sound and lighting were both great. The layout of the park allowed many folks to stay in their folding chairs for the majority of the show, and still be able to see what was going on on-stage. Five stars all around for Village Park and the city of Kannapolis ... more cities should take note of what a great job they are doing here to engage their community!

Straddling Rock Creek, this park is actually Albemarle's first. It was built in the 1930s as part…read moreof the Works Progress Administration. Originally just a pool, athletic field and picnic area, it has expanded over the years and now includes a lighted softball-baseball field, lighted tennis courts, a playground and a one mile walking trail. There is a picnic shelter as well. Great spot for outdoor activities! Lots of parking, it is just off US-52 / NC 24-27. [Review 13920 overall, 1242 of 2020, number 2564 in North Carolina.]

Small park with a walk path on on one side overlooking a stream. Turtles sunbathing together,…read morebeautiful. Playground, picnic tables. Little bridges. Couldn't tell if bathrooms are open or if there are any.

Located at the intersection of US Highway 52 and Efird Street, Don Montgomery Park / Optimist Park…read moreis currently the primary youth baseball facility in Albemarle, serving as home field for Albemarle Dixie Youth Baseball, Albemarle Babe Ruth Baseball, Albemarle High School Baseball, and the Stanly County American Legion Baseball teams. The park features a full-size lighted baseball field, a youth-size lighted baseball field, and a youth-size unlighted baseball field, in addition to a playground and picnic shelter. The facility is named in memory of Albemarle native Don Montgomery, an NC State University athlete, ex-Major League Baseball player, and decorated military veteran. There is also a plaque honoring the 1940 Junior World Series Champions that lists the names of the players and coaches. There is parking along Efird Street. [Review 13915 overall, 1237 of 2020, number 2559 in North Carolina.]

Such a GORGEOUS park in the middle of small town North Carolina just outside of Charlotte. Lake…read moresports, fishing, children's parks and events, the place is HUGE. Camping hours locks you in after closing with private access should you need to exit. Ranger is a friendly bloke that was so helpful. Peaceful, full hookups and onsite black tank disposal. Note, it's a public park - so you're not going to have control over whom your neighbours are, but we got lucky and the possible problem guests were leaving as we arrived (yay!).

Nice, spacious park!!! The playground areas, alone, is worth the drive, it's huge and great for all…read moreages!! There's also a carousel, a barnyard to pet farm animals, an aquarium/exhibit with live animals inside of it in the nature center, a splash pad, mini golf, trails for walking, and some wildlife habitats outside that have wild animals as well. We didn't get to do the train, as it was closed; but there was still so much to enjoy at the park. Me and my bestie brought our kids and they had a blast! We spent a solid 2-3 hrs there and had a great time. It's also very inexpensive!! Some things that I will say is that the bathrooms are not very clean and don't even work but it's an old place, so that's to be expected and we're not there to use the restroom, we're there to play! Bring cash for extra things, like carousel, barnyard, animal exhibits, etc...sometimes their card reader doesn't work and they can only accept cash. There's even a cute place to shop where you purchase tickets for everything with toys and snacks inside! All in all, we had a great time! Keep in mind this place is old, but it definitely still has charm, and stands out against the other parks around. The animal exhibits, including the barnyard petting activity is a hit or miss, because this place is not a zoo. The animals have plenty of room to hide and/or roam to get space, which is a great thing!!! But some people might be upset after paying and not really being able to see the animals. Highly recommend!!! Go if you haven't!!!!

As soon as we walked inside, we were warmly greeted. Check-in was fast and easy. I loved the…read moresecurity stickers they give you for your family/group. The entire building was super clean and mom-approved. Greatly little convenient cafe with drinks, delicious waffles, and snacks. Plenty of tables and chairs for everyone and free WiFi! The party rooms are adorable and stylish. We can't wait to return.

Today is Saturday Jan 4th and they are not accepting walk in due to full capacity. They take…read morereservations on weekends via their website. So please make sure to call before bringing your child. Additional note - apparently you can have a punch card reward card... I've seen some with it but I don't have one and am yet to find out how to get one.

My kids LOVED visiting Riverwalk Park. Such a hidden gem in the Rock Hill area. There was lots of…read moreinteresting equipment to play on (including a zip line type of thing, which was a huge hit with all the kids). Because the park was a little off the beaten path, it wasn't super crowded. Everything was clean and in good working condition. All of the other families utilizing the park during our visits were kind, and everything felt very safe. Appreciated the large parking lot and the easy access from I-77. Whether you're a local or just passing through the area, this park makes a great place for the kiddos to burn off some energy and enjoy themselves.

My favorite park to come to whenever it's overcast. My boys 3 and 5yo like the slides and climbing…read moreobstacles.

A big spacious park in downtown Southern Pines. There are swings, tall slides, play structures,…read morerestrooms and plenty of shade. Separate areas for small, medium and big kids including lighted tennis courts and a basketball court. The perfect, well kept neighborhood park!

Excellent park for many activities. I enjoyed a walk around the pond and sitting on the benches…read moreoverlooking the pond.

One of Asheboro's larger parks, we have tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, a disc golf course,…read morepicnic shelters, a playground and a quarter mile walking trail. I liked the walking trail the most. The Clarence Smith Ball field is lighted. The picnic shelter is reservable. The pool is closed for the season which runs Memorial Day weekend through the middle of August. There's a cool looking slide too. Some of the picnic tables are in the shade and that was a nice rest for a bit to catch up on the Internet and figure out what's next in Asheboro. [Review 13938 overall, 1260 of 2020, number 2581 in North Carolina.]

This is a nice, quaint park. Nice amount of space for walking, riding bikes, scooters, etc. There's…read morea great sized playground here for different age groups, one more directed toward toddlers/smaller kids, with swings in the middle, an obstacle course/rock wall, and a bigger kid's playground with lots of slides and bridges! It's a nice place, and has a basketball court, picnic tables/shelters, bathrooms, lots of shady trees, and even a beautiful memorial garden to honor a fallen cop. There's a small dog park as well, and plenty of fields to practice baseball or softball. There aren't any trails to walk here, just cemented pathways around playground, memorial garden, and baseball fields. They do also have a horse shoe area that's tucked in the woods near the baseball fields. My son and I really enjoy this place, it's not fancy... but it's nice and kept pretty clean. There's even a little historical museum on the property, some cute bridges to walk over, and exercise equipment placed outside all around on the property as well. Definitely think you should pay a visit if you haven't yet. It's a nice, little hidden gem!

Adjacent to the Locust Elementary School, this large park is either "Locust City Park" or "Officer…read moreJeff Shelton Park" and since I'm adding the business, I'm going with the latter. A large baseball complex with one huge field, two medium fields and one small field, there is a football field, tennis courts and soccer fields. The baseball fields are surrounded by a smooth walking path that measures 4/10ths of a mile. Or take the path near the dog park for 3/10ths and that one has some ups and downs for extra calorie burning. Horseshoe pits, batting cages, and even three structures with restrooms. Lots of parking, but if the south entrance is full, try the Lion Club Drive entrance next to the tennis courts. The playground is awesome and there are benches for the adults to rest while the kids are at play. [Review 13913 overall, 1235 of 2020, number 2557 in North Carolina.]