It is a very nice park and I have been here several times. The most impressive thing to me is the…read moreamount of turtles they have in the pond. It's incredible! I love sitting and reading while the docks and dragonflies come and go around me. Very family friendly.

Serene, family friendly park with disc golf, workout stations, playgrounds, and even a greenway…read more Great spot for a quick run/bike ride!

This lovely park is perfect for bringing the toddlers and other young ones for some outdoor…read moreexercise. The park has a playground, restrooms, picnic shelter and a paved sidewalk trail. Eight picnic tables and one grill for a great lunch spot. There is plenty of parking. [Review 14394 overall, 1719 of 2020, number 2719 in North Carolina.]

Beautiful park with lots of space to walk and play! The playgrounds here are very detailed and…read moreinteresting! I can tell that lots of time went into planning this space for the littles to enjoy! Bathrooms are fairly clean, the grass is well maintained, and there is ample space to enjoy a good jog or brisk walk here on the greenway. Beautiful in every season and I love how spacious this place is!

This 50-acre park was dedicated in 2003 as the result of a partnership between the County and the…read moreCabarrus Boys and Girls Club. Camp T.N. Spencer features community buildings available for rental for family reunions, meetings, weddings and gatherings. Other amenities include picnic shelters, a 1.5-mile trail, a playground, a volleyball court, six cabins, eight tent sites, three fishing ponds, picnic sites, horseshoe pits, restrooms and a bathhouse. The park's swimming pool is open each year from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Lots of spots for picnics in a natural environment. Several of the picnic tables have grills and trash cans nearby. The trail is in quite decent condition and I had a good walk. Of course, always hike with a friend! [Review 14393 overall, 1718 of 2020, number 2718 in North Carolina.]

This perfectly maintained park is located near the Kannapolis municipal buildings. There are brick…read morewalkways, a memorial Ring of Honor that calls out each of the branches of the military, an eternal flame and a (mostly) quiet place to pay tribute to those who have served. The Ring of Honor lists over 1700 names of individuals from Rowan and Cabarrus Counties, dating back to the Revolutionary War, who have died in service. The design of the park has a five-point star honoring the five branches. It's a lovely spot and worth a stop to honor those who have served. [Review 13158 overall, 475 of 2020.]

The playground is marked off with caution tape because of the pandemic, but the tennis courts are…read moreavailable as long as you're practicing your proper social distancing discipline. I was pleased to see that the restrooms were unlocked and quite clean. I'd been exploring Kannapolis and Concord all morning and that large Dunkin coffee was done. Time for a quick stop! This is a lovely park with a picnic shelter and grill, a nice open space and a pretty bridge over the small creek. Great spot for a walk or to just enjoy some fresh air. There are marked parking spaces on the street for the park. [Review 13165 overall, 482 of 2020.]

Very nice little park. Brand new playground and covered picnic area. Small creek running next to…read morethe park with tiny minnows swimming. There is also a nice tennis court.

We love this newly renovated park. There is tons of parking…read moreavailable in the lot even on the weekends. The park offers two baseball fields, a soccer field, a great playground area, and a nice shelter. There is a lot of open green space to use as well. The walking path goes around the entire complex. On a sunny day it's great, but the path floods a bit when it rains. The park was very clean and had conveniently located trash cans throughout. Our first visit was around 5pm so there was tons of shade. We've also been during the middle of the day and the trees still helped out a lot. There are several benches around the playground area so it's easy to relax and keep an eye on your little ones. The playground is equipped for kids of all ages and includes toddler swings. Its learning areas include multiple mazes, sign language boards, letters, shapes, and numbers. The only downfall is the bathrooms. There was no changing station in men's nor women's bathrooms. They were also pretty dirty by the time we got there. For such a family friendly complex, the bathrooms were very disappointing.

Less a park and more a "athletic facility," Safrit Park has two softball fields, a soccer field,…read morerestrooms and concession facilities. There is a half-mile walking trail that loops around the park and it's excellent. Smooth and some shade here and there. The playground is currently roped off because of the pandemic but is great, with a mulch base. [Review 13160 overall, 477 of 2020.]

We were in the Concord downtown area and this popped up on my Yelp. It was super close to where we…read morewere so we walked over. We are not Nascar fans, but Dale was an interesting guy. Good netflix documentary on him... anyway it was dark and there are no lights on the statue.. So that was a bit of a bummer. We were there a few minutes and moved on... maybe go back in the daylight if you really want to see it.

We visited North Carolina from Wylie Texas. I had watched a YouTube video that Kerry Earnhardt made…read morewith the statue in it. The statue is well deserved. He was a great person and great driver. We visited from Wylie Texas.

With three entrances to this half-mile greenway (one here on Academy Ave, another on Crowell Drive…read moreand the third at Kerr St), this trail is open to walkers, runners, bicyclists, and roller bladers. The Village Greenway trail starts on Elm Avenue, NW, beside the Boys and Girls Club of Cabarrus County. The trail travels down Elm Avenue, turns left at Alexander Street, and then right at Academy Avenue. The greenway takes you past the Academy Recreation Center and Webb Field, and then crosses a bridge and travels alongside Webb and McAllister fields. The greenway trail then crosses Crowell Drive and follows Locke Mill Creek to Kerr Street. Lots of shade, not many people walking today. It was quite pleasant to walk down and back. [Review 13169 overall, 486 of 2020.]