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 kids had so much fun at this park. The park is very clean and has a zip line. Their is also a…read morehuge BMX track right next to the park.

This is the spot for easter egg hunts, bounce house rentals, festivals or something else. The Rock…read moreHill Outdoor Center Greens is open green space intended for passive recreation. Pets are allowed but must be leashed. It's a massive open space, larger than a football field. All surrounded by a low chain link fence. I haven't flown a kite in a while, this would be a great spot. [Review 13040 overall, 357 of 2020.]

Passing through and stopping here, Cedar Crest is the perfect spot for bringing the little ones to…read moreexercise and burn off some energy. The park features a fenced tot lot, including an adults-only gate to keep them from wandering off. There is also a picnic area. Street parking. [Review 13029 overall, 346 of 2020.]

Stumbled upon this park after visiting Glencairn. This park is adorable! It's a tiny little…read moreneighborhood park and although it's near a major road the entire park is fenced in so felt completely safe. The main play area is padded and it's a really great park for toddlers, babies and maybe the 10 and under crowd. Older kids might be a little bored since the play equipment was pretty basic, but again, great for young kids. There are benches, some swings and a small slide. Lots of good area to run around in but not quite big enough for an organized sporting event. Just a good old fashioned neighborhood pocket park. **Be warned, dogs are not allowed

This five acre park has a baseball field as the main feature. There is a short walking trail as…read morewell. If picnics are more your speed, there is a nice picnic shelter which strangely has no picnic tables or grill. Maybe they store it for the winter? When it's available, the picnic shelter is first come first serve. The playground and swing sets are in good condition though shade is limited and there do not appear to be any benches or seats for the grown ups to rest while the little ones are playing. There is a dedicated parking lot. [Review 14616 overall, 116 of 2021, number 766 in South Carolina.]

We ride here often, not sure if this place will be around in the long term. They have booked and…read morecancelled the Field & Stream musical festival two years in a row. Leading up to that, we have seen some improvement to some of the trails but not all of them. Some of the trails are pretty much impassable at this point and could be closed. For this past Halloween duck hunt event, it was publicized as including an after ride party with live music. There was no live music either night, and the bar was not open. No liquor license renewed, so no bar. For some in our group, this was a major disappointment. They are currently looking at other options for holiday bookings for our riding group where more amenities will be consistently available.

I would have rated this place five stars, but the second day we were there. There was several miles…read morelong of traffic and they were not directing people appropriately, from what I would have thought. The day before they told us we could go to the left side to pass everyone since we already had our passes. I believe the weekends they have the night ride is when it's super crowded like this. We had a lot of fun and there were thousands of people there. The only thing I did not like was like I said the traffic. They should've had a dedicated lane for people who already had passes although we rode past everyone as soon as we get off the highway on a two-lane road and we're able to get in after about 15 minutes there were people that had been in line for three hours that we actually knew that did not do what we did. So that's one downside. Another was ordering the food was quick, but it took 15 minutes for an order of fries to come out. There was only one line so that was another thing where they should've had it split and had two people on the register if possible, but other than that, it was an overall great experience. I would definitely go back, but maybe not during a weekend there is a night ride because it was so crowded. We decided to leave and not do the night ride which was the whole reason we actually had went Unfortunately, someone actually lost their life this past weekend while we were there. I'm not sure all of the details but I did see their body laying on the ground, which was a bit disturbing so I will not go into details out of respect for the person in their family. Another thing I noticed was that all of the other ATV places we've gone to there is a rule if you are on a four wheeler or dirtbike you have to have a helmet. Apparently this rule is not enforced here because there were several people who were on four wheelers and dirt bikes, and no one had on helmets! And the side-by-side or ATVs of course it's not required, but I would imagine being on a four wheeler or a dirtbike it's strictly enforced whether you're on a trail or on the road in the parking lot. And unfortunately, the person who lost their life was on a four wheeler and they did not have a helmet.

This smaller park has a playground with benches, basketball court, shuffleboard court (there's a…read moreunique feature!) and horseshoe pits (another unique feature!). There is also a nicely fenced in area for off-leash dog park fun. The picnic shelter does not have any grills but does have picnic tables. There is a dedicated parking lot. Just look for the big water tower. A great spot to get out of the house and get some sunshine. [Review 13006 overall, 323 of 2020.]

At the bottom of this one-way street, Workman Street Park is a wide open space. The park features a…read moresingle basketball court, a decent sized playground and a baseball field. There are no field fences so if you're hitting them out of the park, they have a pretty good distance to go. The playground is in the shade and there are benches for parents to sit. A walking trail would be nice but there is not one. There is street parking available. [Review 13008 overall, 325 of 2020.]

The SC Department of Natural Resources established the James Ross Wildlife Reservation on October…read more4, 1995. It was donated to the DNR by Ms. Kitty W. Sandifer. Ms. Sandifer was born on the property and lived most of her life in nearby York, SC. She was a school teacher prior to her retirement and lived to be 96 years of age before her death in February 1994. In her will, Ms. Sandifer requested that this property be known as the James Ross Wildlife Reservation. A parking area is available and a sign dedicating the tract is present. The James Ross Wildlife Reservation consists of 305 acres and lies approximately 2 miles southwest of the town of York in York County, SC. It is located south of Ross Branch and is intersected by State Road 35 (Old Pinckney Road). Pine timber stands comprise about 150 acres and are primarily natural shortleaf, some Virginia pine and two small areas of loblolly pine. A significant number of desirable mast-producing hardwood species such as red oak, white oak, hickory, beech and dogwood occur on the tract and account for approximately 145 acres. Several small wildlife openings are present. This is about as wildlife as it gets. It's not only a nature preserve but it's also far from cities and development. There is a fire management road through it and I walked along it briefly to see what was what. There was no noise from cars planes or people. [Review 13881 overall, 1203 of 2020, number 641 in South Carolina.]