Great family location with baseball fields and terrific playground equipment. Perfect spot for my…read moregrandsons to burn off energy before the long car ride home.

Seven Oaks Park is great! We take our kids everyday after hubby gets home from work. Great soccer…read morefields! Walking trail & play ground. Our kids love running around & getting some fresh air. There's so many fields which is great everyone gets to enjoy the park. There's plenty of shade.

Great park! Staying in Columbia for a month and found this park with my 1 year old…read more Very clean and taken care of. We came week day mornings during June and there were only a handful of other people in the whole park. Playground, tennis courts, baseball field, pool, pool house, big recreation indoor building, covered picnic area and green fields.

There's separate parking from the sports complex for just the playground and walking trail. Working…read morebathroom. There's sand at the playground equipment. No swings. Picnic tables and benches. The trees are nice for shade. The sports complex looks nice.

This medium sized park is located in Columbia's Granby Village neighborhood park. With some fences…read morearound it, there is a baseball diamond, basketball court, playground and splashpad. Some picnic tables are also available. The park is lighted and there is a public restroom that is available when the neighborhood center is open. Which it is not right now because of the pandemic. There is plenty of street parking on three sides. [Review 14758 overall, 259 of 2021, number 796 in South Carolina.]

Founders Park (formerly Carolina Stadium) definitely sets the standard for college baseball…read morestadiums! While other venues have started to catch up in recent years, Founders Park remains one of the premiere places to watch a game when it comes to college baseball, and has been for years. The stadium is configured excellently, with great sight lines no matter where you're sitting or standing, and provides a cool peek into both teams' bullpens. The stadium also has wide-open concourses, ensuring they never (or rarely) get overcrowded while you're walking through. In addition, while the concessions are a bit overpriced, they do have a lot of different options, to include your traditional baseball stadium snacks, along with some other interesting food items. Finally, Founders Park does a great job of being a family-friendly venue, with a full playground for the kids to run around on, as well as a grassy "berm" that they can play in. Other patrons can also sit in this "berm", usually on a towel or blanket. To conclude, Founders Park is an awesome college baseball venue, which sets the standard for what a college baseball stadium should be. While I hope that the university continues to improve it, I hope that Founders Park will be around for years to come!

Love any chance I get to spend an evening at Founder's park !! Extra plus if you get to see a…read moregorgeous sunset and hold Sir Big Spur.

The Carolina Indoor track & field facility was excellent! This new facility hosted our kids track…read moreteam this past weekend (Jan/2020) and it was an amazing experience. The facility itself was nice. Great track and surface for the athletes. The pole vault station had a automatic pole-rasing apparatus. Very cool. High jump mats were new. Just a great experience for the kids. They had never run an indoor raised and embanked track before and this made for a great time. Seating is limited depending on the setup. I'd suggest bringing a camp chair just in case, they are allowed. This event, and most here, will require the clear bag policy, so don't bring your purse. Plenty of parking across the street at 1300 Heyward Street. They have bathrooms near the entrance. They "kept up" with the usage during our full day event. The only concern would be for those who's mobility is limited as it is a walk from the facaility floor and includes stairs. I'm sure there is a lift, I just didn't happen to see it. There are restaurants nearby as well, including the highly recommended DiPrato's within walking distance.

The final season at the Capital City Stadium kicked off this year, and what a season it will be…read more Parking rates have been lowered to 3 dollars, Military and Student admission is 5, general is (6?), and they offer multiple discount nights such as Thirsty Thursdays and discount beer Wednesdays (3$ for 2 cans of Busch or Natty). There are events almost every game for the kids, dogs, and the family. I can't recommend going to these games enough. Sure it's not quite minor league baseball and it shows, but it's cheap, good fun. Also, Hank Aaron throws out the first pitch on 12 June!

We had the best time watching our favorite football team from the UK play their pre season match…read morehere at the stadium . First time here and I was surprised at how nice the stadium was. Great venue and we had fabulous seats. The people who work here are great as well , we didn't think the signage was that great but you ask them where is this and they will get you to the right place. They have a huge parking lot with lots of tailgate space. We walked to the stadium after parking elsewhere for free we heard the traffic coming out was a standstill for awhile . We managed to get back to our car and out of town the back way and were back in charlotte before I'm sure they got back home in Columbia! We set an attendance record for any soccer match played here 77,000 plus! Was a great night for our team , Liverpool FC ! Winning 3-0! Great stadium and even the rain on and off don't put us off !

Go Gamecocks! This is an amazing SEC college football stadium. If you have never experienced a…read morenight game at William Brice y'all are missing out! The energy, game, fans, atmosphere are completely amazing! Don't forget to bring your game day towel to do the sandstorm!! They might not be having a good year in 2025 but they'll rebound next year! Go cocks!