Great disc golf course as well as playground and walking paths. Definitely worth the drive if you…read moreare into disc golf and also if you just live in the area and you want to see something different. Lots of parking.

This is a lovely lark that has a lot of fields and an 18 hole disc golf course. I am a disc golf…read morefanatic so this is heaven to me. The park is huge and have two separate restroom facilities that are really clean. There is a large playground and a few pavilions. The only thing that is missing is water. There is not any kind of lake or pond and that would make it even better.

A tiny old park. Nothing to it really. A tennis court, a pavilion, a grassy area. Just a quiet…read morelittle reprieve tucked away in an old neighborhood.

This park is awesome! I visit often for disc golf and taking my pups on adventures! The park is…read morekept up nicely and has a lot of different activities. You can play tennis, basket ball, and they have recently renovated their playground. This course is challenging and beautiful and will allow for a good exercise! I highly recommend visiting especially for disc golf!

This is a very big dog park with two sections for the dogs to play in. It is in a nice park with…read moreample parking spaces. The only problem is people don't pay attention to which slide is for which size animal. It is all sand with a bunch of trees for shade .

Great dog park! Super spacious. It's divided into two parts for little ones and big ones. The big…read moredog area is just stand with patches of grass on the far end. Our girl had a blast! Sadly some people just don't pick up after their dogs so like any other dog park watch where you step. There's a couple benches on both sides with more grass on the small dog side. There's a kid park across the small road and a lake. Great area for jogging or short walks wjth your dog's.

This is a square space of Carolinian forest which is not far from the beach, but offers a different…read morevibe and plenty of tree cover. Some bridges cross over small waterways and give the opportunity to gaze over some pretty still water. Relative to the more coastal areas, the obvious advantage here is shade, and the disadvantage would be the potential for a lot of bugs in the warmer weather. There are several trails which circuit navigate the place, and it joins a historic site. It does have its own parking lot and there is no charge to get in.

Visited the new entrance today on Wednesday morning around 9 AM. Not many people were there, so…read morethere was still quite a few parking spots. there was one porta potty. It was a nice short hike. There was a sign at the parking lot of where the trail started, but not totally clear. You just head along the wooden rope fence on a grass dirt area until you'll get to a gate (about .1 miles), where you'll have an option of going either left or right. I decided to make a right and eventually came to another intersection where I I made a left and it was a loop trail, around .75 total miles starting from the gate. There are trail marker wooden sticks, but no trail names. No map either on site. There are garbage cans throughout the trail, dog poop bags at the start, and a couple of benches on the loop trail. It was an overcast day, so hard to tell if it was shady. If I had to guess, it would be semi shady because of all the trees. It was fairly flat, but lots of tree roots. Still manageable with my jogging stroller.

I was a little surprised to find that this park was not listed on Yelp yet. It's been around for a…read morewhile. The park is located in The Bottom neighborhood in Downtown Wilmington. The city lists it as 401 S. 8th Street, but the park borders S. 10th, Ann and S. 8th Streets. Quick Summary - It's a city park - One Pavilion - Baseball field that also used as a soccer field - There is a swimming pool - Several tennis courts that are also used for pickle ball - One playground area for kids - Very large open field Additional information The park is in an up and coming area. It's safe to visit but I would probably not hang out after dark. Dogs are allowed but not in the tennis courts or ball fields. No doggy poop bag stations so bring your own bag. The large field has lots of ant mounds so keep that in mind while you are walking across it. Not sure if the city tries to control the ants or not. They will bite your ankles if you let them. Every now and then a few jack wagons will ride their dirt bikes and 4 wheelers through the park, so watch out for that. You also get a lot of litter along the sidewalk on Ann Street from pedestrians and passing cares. Some folks just give a crap.

Plenty of parking and numerous trails . There are a couple of maps in a box in the parking area…read more Look past the trash someone dumped near the entrance. Quiet peaceful and best of all NO PETS ALLOWED. So no worrying about stepping in doggie doo. Great place to walk aimlessly and enjoy nature. Will come back when i have more time to walk all the trails.

Great little park in Leland. We are newbies to disc golf and found this 9-hole, Par 3 course! Great…read morefor beginners as it's pretty open but still challenging with the trees and tee ranging from 150-300 ft. Not busy so we could play at our own pace too! There were lots of people walking the paved path around the course so you'll have to be mindful of them while playing. Was a little confusing figuring out course but there is a map online. Fun spot to check out. There is also a playground but was closed due to pandemic closures.

This is a neat interactive park in downtown, located in front of the county library. The park has a…read morenumber of stories and the recurring image of a butterfly across the landscape. It is interesting and an opportunity to learn about the role of green spaces that sustain insect, bird and animal life. There did not seem to be any benches or spots to sit. Possibly to avoid providing a spot for the residentially-challenged? [Review 14003 overall, 1325 of 2020, number 2643 in North Carolina.]