This is easily one of the coolest and most beautiful parks I have taken my children to. Both…read morecreative and esthetically pleasing, you really must bring your children here. Restrooms are here as well.

The kids and I love this place. Listen...I've lived in several states, I've seen all types of…read moreparks...this place does NOT disappoint. There are so many unique and completely fun pieces of playground equipment. Rope walks, sliding swings, rope wall, etc. Additionally there are great picnic areas and shelters, grills, and a zip line course. But also a greenway to ride bikes or walk yourself or your pups. And, let's add the multiple baseball fields that are a great place to practice with your peers or your kiddos. I absolutely recommend this gem. Its an awesome, FREE, place to spend a beautiful day in Morganton.

Jaycee park has an outdoor basketball court, baseball field, playground, restrooms & a concession…read morestand. It's a nice space that takes advantage of the bowl shape to provide some "nosebleed" seating above the outfield. It's quite a large baseball field with a dirt infield and lots of room for spectators. There is a large parking lot at the bottom of the hill and across 15th Avenue. [Review 15402 overall, 905 of 2021, number 2952 in North Carolina.]

It's impossible to buy tickets online. The web site is all f'd up. Very frustrating. I try to call…read morethem but it ends up they're trying to sell me scalpers tickets. I wasted an hour trying to buy tickets online. It won't take a credit card or anything. Disgraceful.

When we travel, regardless of whether it's baseball season or not, we stop if there is a MiLB, MLB,…read moreor independent league team in the area of our destination. On the way to our hotel, we stopped at the Greenville Drive stadium called Fluor Field since most teams have their stores open from 10 AM to 4 or 5 PM. I noticed a lot of merchandise, and the store is tight. If you turn around, you'll bump into a rack or stand. I can't imagine visiting during game day. Holy Toledo! Next, I saw the difference between online and store prices as we viewed several items. The sale items in their store needed to reflect what was listed online, and yes, every team that we've visited, they've matched from the Wisconsin teams to the MiLB teams in Florida. Second, the wife asked if she could get a view of their "green monster," which is the left field wall at Fluor Field. It is similar to the original at Fenway Park. She asked, "Is there a way to see the green monster, the left field wall?" The storekeeper replied, "I don't think I have that in my power." Meanwhile, two other employees were in the side office chatting away. Oh well, the wife asked. If you want to get it out and explore Greenville, they might have something of interest. As for us, we left with nothing.

Afternoon shade on the quality playground equipment. A few parts use circular motion for kids to…read moreenjoy on their own and three slides, along with the requisite climbing wall. Nice little community garden outback. Don't be discouraged when you first drive onto the property and only see the baseball fields, keep on going and you'll get to the playground with ample parking. Thanks Greer! Century Park was under construction when we stopped on a random Wednesday in October.

This park is great. But I could only find info on the Greenville recreation website. It has a great…read moreplayground which seems to have some shade. All equipment is in new condition. There are 3 slides an obstacle course and spin toys. A covered pavilion w picnic tables a charcoal grill and a wood grill. There are indoor bathrooms and electricity. They have a sand volleyball court, half basketball, tennis and football field. There is a community garden also. Over by playground there is a single covered picnic table. And a grass area you could put a blanket down or let kids run around.

I am honestly so surprised about how big this park was. It's so much bigger than I thought it was…read moregoing to be. There's a huge place to walk around and there a couple fields! And a cute little playground not to small. It's my first time coming and I'll definitely be coming back

There's something for everyone here, from a walking path, frisbee golf course, tennis and…read morebasketball courts, baseball fields to a playground. However, this review focuses on the playground. It's small and the equipment is pretty well used (read: old and needing some upkeep), but it's decent for a short visit. There are absolutely no shaded areas around the playground and only two benches that are placed kind of far away from the equipment, so be prepared to stand around. The tennis courts and baseball fields look nice, but the basketball courts are pretty sad looking.

Although I don't see anyone using this church ball field ever Cherokee Creek Baptist Church does an…read moreamazing job in keeping it beautiful. The grass is cut neatly and professionally. It certainly sitting on GO if they ever decided to participate in a church league.

What a fun night with The Tourists. We parked at The Minnie Jones Health Facility right up the…read morestreet. It was about a 8-10 minute walk downhill. Friendly staff greeted us. Lots of local beer and food choices. The burrito bowl at the South of The Border stand was flavorful and a great value. The mascots were entertaining, the crowd was enthusiastic, and the venue clean. If you parked at Minnie Jones , the venue has golf carts to take you back to the parking lot and both the lot and the ride is free.

Worst handicap accessible park I've ever been in. Little to no parking. Stairs or steep ramps…read moreeverywhere. No viewing accessible unless you can climb.

Fluor Field in downtown Greenville is home to the Greenville Drive; the single A minor league…read moreaffiliate of the Boston Red Sox. The ballpark is over 20 years old, but looks very modern with open concourses and plenty of concession stands. There's even a Green Monster in left field to replicate Fenway Park in Boston. Unlike other ballparks, there is no seating beyond the outfield for fans to catch home run balls. Not sure if all minor league ballparks are doing this, but the netting is extended the full length of the outfield, severely limited chances for fans to get any foul balls. Prices for some of the concessions are highly reasonable compared to other ballparks, but the food I tried really wasn't of good quality. The game I had tickets to got rained out, but it was fairly easy to get a replacement ticket for the doubleheader the following day. They had a special Marvel superheroes day for the game attended against the Asheville Tourists, so players wore Captain America jerseys and costumed characters were in the stands to take pictures and participate in promotions. They also gave away a special X-Men comic book. The team store was quite overpriced without any budget merchandise options, but it's a trend I've been seeing at quite a few minor league ballparks. Overall, it was a fun day out at the ballpark, so if you like baseball, I'd recommend a Greenville Drive game at Fluor Field.

Had a really good time. The stadium is really nice. The prices on food were to be expected to…read morereflect the event. But my pretzel was hard and the hotdog buns were stale and the hotdog wasn't warm. A little disappointed since we got it at opening.

This is a top notch park and thank you to Hickory and the Kiwanis for your efforts. When I stopped…read moreby the playground was in full use and I had to wait for the kids to get bored of the awesome slide so that I could get a picture of it without them. On top of that, one of the baseball fields was being used for little league play and they were going all out. The park has two picnic shelters with tables and grills, a tennis court, basketball court, batting cages, restrooms, splashpad and two playgrounds. One of the playgrounds is named after Zahra Baker and I'd suggest you not go look up that name. The park is handicapped accessible including some of the rides. The four baseball fields are lighted. Parking was very limited today with lots of parents bringing their kids and hanging out. I managed to find a legal spot in front of a home on a cross street. Don't block driveways or fire hydrants! [Review 15868 overall - 3086 in North Carolina - 1372 of 2021.]

As far as parks go, this is a full 5- star experience. The play equipment is awesome and every…read moreamenity is provided for. Here's a quick rundown for reference: - newish play structure -epically awesome large slide! -clean restrooms (located near the playground) -sandpit -plenty of shaded picnic areas -Baseball field and tennis court - generous amount of green, grassy area for childhood shenanigans - seasonal splash pad! There are plenty of shaded areas surrounding the park and plenty of parking spaces. This park is not local for us otherwise it would definitely be a part of our weekly park rotation. If you're nearby though and have some rambunctious kiddies, this is the place to take them.