This large park features a lighted (!) baseball field, a basketball court and a playground. The…read morebasketball court is off at the far end of the park as is the playground, almost like they tried to get them as distant from each other as they could. This is a nice spot for a frisbee or a walk though there is not a paved walking path. It also has the largest parking lot in Rock Hill for a playground. [Review 13014 overall, 331 of 2020.]

Getting out of the house today and looking for things to do where I can practice my "social…read moredistancing" in the quarantine phase of the Coronavirus situation. There are no public events or games here today but the park is ready for you if you need to get some sunshine. Eight large soccer fields, all of them lighted. A structure with concessions and restrooms and a meeting room. Large playground to keep the other little ones occupied. My favorite part? The 1.1 mile loop around the outer edge of the park. Lots of parking and this place is ready for big events once this nonsense clears up and we can all get back to normal. [Review 13003 overall, 320 of 2020.]

Great place to take kids to play and wooded trails. Close to stores so can make this the kids pit…read morestop.

This corner lot park is completely fenced around. This is great for keeping the little ones from…read moreperhaps wandering off into the busy street. The playground is in excellent condition with a soft base. All the equipment looks good. There are a couple of benches for the adults. Street parking on both sides of the park. [Review 13092 overall, 409 of 2020.]

This 4.2-acre park offers a basketball court, picnic shelter, playground, lighted ball field, .4…read moremile trail and a sand volleyball court. This neighborhood park has a sand volleyball court (cool!), picnic shelter, playground, basketball court and a lighted ball field. My favorite part was the 0.4 mile paved trail that loops around the park. If you're stuck with social distancing and looking for a way to get out of the house for some fresh air, this is the spot. There is street parking. [Review 13018 overall, 335 of 2020.]

This ten acre park's main feature is the sand volleyball courts, which do not presently have nets…read morebut likely will as the season begins. There is also a swimming pool (currently closed) and two lighted baseball fields with a basketball court and picnic shelter. The playground is in very good shape with a rubber base for the main climbing frame and sand for the swing set. [Review 13036 overall, 353 of 2020.]

Nice facility. So cool seeing the velodrome! We were in town for an event and it was close to this…read moreymca. So we just went for showers. Very sweet staff

Money$$$ better spent elsewhere. Not to mention political views and opinions that overflow into how…read morepeople are treated. Only one to consider is not in York County but in Lancaster. But all locations are rigid in their class line up and options. Same classes same instructors for years.

This unexpected park is the highlight of Kershaw. There is a recreation center (currently closed…read moredue to the pandemic, July 2020), a swimming pool (also closed), tennis courts and the most amazing playground. Plus a number of walking trails and a rad looking skate park. Yes, this playground is huge. All fenced in to keep little ones from wandering off. Multiple structures to play and to let the imagination roam. As well, climbing frames, swings and slides. All of it on a soft mulch base. Some good shade, too. Lots of parking here. [Review 13657 overall, 976 of 2020, number 613 in South Carolina.]

The playground here is small, but one of the best. My grandsons love it, and we bring them here…read moreoften. It is safe, not in a congested area, and is well-taken care of, which is a real plus.

Very nice if you're coming for a walk or to throw the plastic disc or to play in one of the…read moreballfields.

Just a stones throw from Winthrop University is Winthrop Park. What you'll notice as you arrive:…read more The Tennis Complex: 12 well kept, lighted courts Winthrop Ballpark: One of the nicest baseball parks in the Southeast. Disc Golf Course: One of the best disc golf courses you'll ever play on. Winthrop hosts the national championships on this course annually. As you enter Winthrop Park a little further, you'll pass Winthrop Coliseum (the home of many a graduation and basketball game). On your left, you'll see the softball complex that is home to the Lady Eagles softball program. On the right you'll see a ton of open space that leads to Winthrop Lake, which is part of the Piedmont Wetlands Project. The area offers research opportunities for students and a view of the disappearing Piedmont wetlands. The small island in the middle was created as a nesting ground for area birds. There are picnic tables scattered around the grounds and the park is host to the Come See Me festival's tailgate every April. A fun time to spend with the community and listen to some local music. Soccer fields, a beach volleyball court and bicycle trails are also available for public use. Nestled in the back of the park, is Winthrop's 9-hole golf course. It's a bit ragtag, and it's for students and alumni, but it's a place to whack some balls. Adjacent to the golf course is Winthrop's track complex. It's clean and well kept. One of my favorite pieces of Winthrop Park, is their ropes course. A great place to work on team building and leadership, the ropes courses are offered for students and the public alike. Winthrop Park is a great piece of Rock Hill and Winthrop University! To do: Bring the Bocce set out here and have at it To don't: Forget to use the restroom before you get here