This wide but short park is in the center of a neighborhood of Davidson townhomes. With trellises…read moreat both sides and a wide garden lawn down the center, there are some benches and grassy areas for running and playing. I would imagine that they have lawn parties and small festivals here. It's very pretty. There is some street parking, but look out for the fire hydrants. [Review 13406 overall, 725 of 2020.]

This is another one of the fairly small parks in downtown Charlotte. However, it is a very nice…read morelooking park. The feature that stands out the most is the Spirit of Mecklenburg statue near the entrance. However, once you enter, there are more good sights to be had. There is actually a small stream that runs through it and a tunnel under a bridge. The walking paths are pleasant and let you enjoy a bit of nature while being in the city. It was relaxing too as it very empty too and I had the place to myself.

Among my stops in Charlotte, NC was here at Elizabeth Park. My friend didn't mind driving me here,…read moreas we had time before hitting the road south to Greenville, SC. Public parks and open spaces are invaluable to any major city and Charlotte, NC is no different. As such, I arrived here with my friend at about 4:00pm after having a late lunch. We opted to hang out in the parking lot after parking for a few minutes to decide on what to do before heading south. We estimated spending about an hour here, as we walked thru the park, enjoying ourselves in the open spaces, and found a homeless guy panhandling. We also found a Target store on one edge of the park. We were shocked that there was a Target store, but then again, we both were strangers to this city. With that said, we ended up shopping at the Target and then walked thru Elizabeth Park again with our purchase, so we could remember where the car was. I enjoyed the vegetation and flora that is encouraging all around the park. The walking paths are nice and I saw a few people running on it while I was there. Elizabeth Park seemed smaller than I thought it was, but after noticing the tunnel, who knows how bigger the park really is. For the most part though, Elizabeth Park is good for the community of downtown Charlotte NC, but best bet is to come during the day to enjoy yourselves but be wary of coming here late at night. The overall experience here at Elizabeth Park here in downtown Charlotte, NC was pretty good. The fresh air and wide open spaces really is what I needed after being cooped up in an airplane for 10 hours from Honolulu to Houston to Charlotte on United Airlines. The only issue was the homeless dude sitting in the park. He didn't say anything to me and my friend, but just being there altered my experience here At Elizabeth Park. At least the park itself was maintained by the good folks with the city of Charlotte and it was beautiful piece of soul like a work of art continually in progress. My friend and I walked a bit on the paths and underneath the tunnel, but we didn't know how much more park there was if we decided to lap the entire circumference of the park. I enjoyed walking around here At Elizabeth Park while playing Pokémon Go along with my friend and hope to return here again. Although the homeless guy didn't bother us during my time here, it was a little bit more disappointing that happened. I guess with Charlotte being a major city and all, you can't avoid them. Still, it was a nice time here At Elizabeth Park before we Had to go. I'd recommend coming here for A nice respite from the road trip or just from the hard day at the office. The open space that public parks provides is always amazing. Elizabeth Park here in Charlotte, North Carolina is located at 101 Kings Drive in the downtown district. Like all public parks and public spaces, there is no admission fees, which is already awesome and amazing! There is limited parking here, so Best bet would be to get here early to find an awesome parking spot. As far as local public bus routes are concerned, I wouldn't know but please consult the Charlotte public transportation online and choose which routes are appropriate for your trip here to Elizabeth park. Best to Come here early morning or early evening to decompress and enjoy nature. It's quite nice when nature is there to listen to your problems. I enjoyed listening to Mother Nature here and hopefully you will too. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

Beautiful short greenway! Connects to Downtown, playground, diamonds and dog park. With ample…read moreweekday parking. The river is a beautiful accessory to the scenery.

This golf course is one of the most beautiful I have ever played. Everything from the food to the…read moreservice is 10/10. All of the employees are amazing and it's always a great time. 10/10

In all my years of living in Charlotte, never been here but was so happy to check it out for the…read moreWells Fargo championship wkend. The grounds are huge and beautiful, very well maintained. You will definitely get your steps in there lol. I didn't have access to the clubhouse but from what I could see it was a beautiful building.

Attended a Christmas party here and the place and grounds are beautiful. Employees were very…read morefriendly and there is plenty of parking. It's in the back of the neighborhood so you get to ride by all the beautiful small mansions to get to it.

Not worth the over inflated non-member prices. Paid $530 for two-some. Driving range lacked balls…read more For 265 a man would expect better hospitality. Doesn't seem like they care. I don't mind spending top dollar for great experience and great course. This fell short on all levels.

My daughter took tumbling classes here with Ms. Kiera and she loved the coaching she got and that…read morethe class was small. She got a lot of one on one time and attention.

I had written a much longer detailed review to help future customers be aware of the real deal, but…read moreI got repeated emails and threats from the business owners and associates the next day. I homeschool three boys, we travel a lot, and I'm currently in school for my postmaster certificate and I don't have time or energy to grovel in the mud so I removed it. I will post quote and pic from what they sent me at the end of this now greatly abbreviated review. Suffice to say I had an extremely disappointing experience here, when deciding that the customer service and safety issues were outweighed by my son having some fun and exercise, and we were going to be done with coming here. I was followed outside by staff and the owner, chastised scolded and bullied in a really horrible way. My son was nearby and thought I was going to get hit at one point. It was terrifying, appalling and very disappointing that the community would allow men that behave like this to women to go on running a business. "We have seen your review and have reported you. And as I have said, the audio and video are being sent to our attorney. Remove it immediately or there will most definitely be further action."

Just a simple playground, fenced so that the little ones can't wander off. Enough parking for three…read morevehicles (that I'd bet are all minivans) and no parking on the street allowed. The playground is surrounded by a low chain-link fence to keep the little ones from wandering off and the mulch base makes it safe for falling down. There is a climbing frame with a slide and that's about it. Not much but it is nice to see especially if you're nearby. The park is currently closed due to the COVID stuff and will reopen when that clears up. [Review 13057 overall, 374 of 2020.]

Paul is second to none for inflatable rentals. Super flexible and easy to work with. The obstacle…read morecourse was delivered and awesome fun f​or the whole family on my son's 4th birthday and I will certainly be calling him again soon for my son's 5th! If you need an inflatable or an obstacle course for a party, event, don't think twice about renting from Paul and Bounce Boot Camp!