This park is so charming! It's giving frutiger aero vibes. There's something for everyone here,…read moreit's seriously a huge park!

I highly recommend!…read more This is our favorite park in Concord! It definitely has a variety of options for outdoor activities from waking trails to playgrounds, soccer fields, tennis courts and fishing. this is a park that the whole family will enjoy and love. I hope that you will come and explore the wonderful things that Frank Liske has to offer!

Located at the intersection of US Highway 52 and Efird Street, Don Montgomery Park / Optimist Park…read moreis currently the primary youth baseball facility in Albemarle, serving as home field for Albemarle Dixie Youth Baseball, Albemarle Babe Ruth Baseball, Albemarle High School Baseball, and the Stanly County American Legion Baseball teams. The park features a full-size lighted baseball field, a youth-size lighted baseball field, and a youth-size unlighted baseball field, in addition to a playground and picnic shelter. The facility is named in memory of Albemarle native Don Montgomery, an NC State University athlete, ex-Major League Baseball player, and decorated military veteran. There is also a plaque honoring the 1940 Junior World Series Champions that lists the names of the players and coaches. There is parking along Efird Street. [Review 13915 overall, 1237 of 2020, number 2559 in North Carolina.]

Has a sweet playground with rock climbing wall that the kid loved. Slight risk of covid19 infection…read morebut otherwise great. Bring your hand sanitizer.

There is finally a challenging disc golf course close to my house! This course is pretty awesome,…read morebut is very tough. Tactfully situated in between the baseball and soccer fields, there is every type of hole you can think of. Bradford Park was built to host the world's in 2012. It also has a very nice feature, in that you have the choice to play the full 18 (which will take you a while) or to simply loop around for a quick 9 hole experience. There have been a few changes made to it since it's inception for the better. On a side note, bring some discs you aren't afraid of loosing, as there are plenty of places for them to disappear.

Great ball field for Harrisburg Athletics. During game season the concession stand is open. They…read morehave hot dogs, burgers, fries, candy and drinks. There are at least 6 ball fields, a small playground and a shelter with picnic tables (you have to rent the shelter from the town). This is attached to Harrisburg elementary school, so the most parking is at the school instead of the park entrance.

Baseball and softball fields are the main event here at Stallings Park, with a couple folks doing…read moresome batting practice when I stopped by on Saturday morning. The park also features three tennis courts and a walking trail that is not paved. The playground looks super cool with a low fence around it to keep the little ones from wandering off. There is also a bathroom building nearby which has concessions available when there is baseball. Both the playground and the bathrooms are closed because of the pandemic. There is a cherry tree grove nearby but I did not spot it today. Plenty of parking but look out for the foul balls! [Review 13185 overall, 502 of 2020.]

Time has passed since the earlier reviews and I would say that Marvin Caldwell Park has improved…read more It was clean today, there was no litter and it all appeared to be in good order. The park has basketball and tennis courts, playgrounds, a really nice 1.5 mile walking trail, baseball fields, an amphitheater and five picnic shelters, two of which have electrical outlets. There were a couple of folks using the basketball courts and there is a sign reminding everyone to properly social distance. That was going on well because both sets of players looked to be either brothers or father/sons. Plenty of parking. I enjoyed my walk on the trail. It was nice. [Review 13175 overall, 492 of 2020.]

This park is a ghetto, h*ll hole. It is located in a depressed part of Concord, NC nicknamed "The…read moreBottoms" because it is at the bottom of a bunch of hills. I think it should be condemned or a small fee should be charged for entry. There is no other way to save this cesspool. If the urban blight does not get you good and depressed, the dogs lying in the middle of the street literally, trying to commit suicide will (I am serious) this happened!!! Using the bathroom may be the very last thing you do. The bathroom has a sign posted on the door that reads "No Guns or Knives!" There are Tennis courts, Basketball courts. The grounds were nice that day, but upon new info I MUST Readdress this, and take away a star. I was informed that the reason the place wasn't filthy is because my family cleaned the debris, diapers and drug paraphernalia for two hours before they started their event. Nothing could be done about the flies, which SWARM any food you attempt to eat. I lost my lovely gold earring here. My favorite one. A gift from my husband, when we were courting in Ireland. People cautioned: Just leave it behind. Don't go back no matter what! Life is too short. Is the earring worth your life? I can't imagine a good reason to ever revisit this park again.

Nice little ballpark. They charge for their lot but you can park in most of the city lots for free…read moreand walk over. Multiple entrances into the ballpark. Didn't try any food but they have a full restaurant. Did get the local baller beer which was good. Enjoyed watching the bat dog. Fireworks were good. Ball game ran at a good speed. Met baller too, he throws a lot of candy out. First time buttons and paper tickets too.

This was a fun night checking out this stadium for the first time with a group of friends. It's…read moresmaller than the Knights stadium Uptown but built similarly. The have food, drinks, an onsite restaurant and fireworks. Parking wasn't bad as far as distance, but they do charge you $10 to park. They had fun entertainment throughout the night. I loved that they had a bat dog. It was really cool to watch him work. It was a fun experience overall!

I enjoyed my time at this park. Even though the playground is marked off and no one was using any…read moreof the FIVE baseball fields or batting cages, there is a nice walking trail and a few picnic tables available. The walking trail loops around and it was a great opportunity to get a bit of fresh air and exercise. That is still permitted in these days of social distancing. There is plenty of parking here. [Review 13133 overall, 450 of 2020.]

I believe Bailey Road Park is the largest park operated by the city of Cornelius. At more than 66…read moreacres, the large disc golf course gives players plenty of room to toss those frisbees and chase after them throughout. Baseball and softball fields, batting cages, a football field, picnic shelters (reservable!) with grills, restrooms, tennis courts and even a walking track. I had a great visit here and would definitely return. [Review 17306 overall - 3293 in North Carolina - 824 of 2022.]

I giving only 1 star Evaluating on the playgrounds alone. The actual ball fields look awesome as…read moredoes the frisbee golf part. The very very bleak playground more on bailey road is seriously lame-o. The larger playground outback past the tennis courts was likely great 10 years ago but has been very badly neglected. On the up side it is "under renovations". On the downside the town chose July - sept to do the renovations. Seriously, who plans these things. Kids are off for the summer and your closing for the summer. Another bright side is if and when this place does get a facelift it looks like it'll be pretty neat AND best of all big trees line the area so it's nicely shaded. Another note - weird note- the trees that surround the playground has these trees that drop pussy droplets and then clunk - these hard lime colored and sized things start dropping. I'be only lived here a couple years and have no ideas what they are. Weird choice for landscaping by a playground. After some googling I think they are eastern black walnut trees I'll come back this fall and check the renos out and offer an update.

(From November 2025)…read more I can't remember how I found this but as I'm driving in Charlotte, my dad and I stopped here to check it out. This is one of the most beautiful parks I've had the pleasure of visiting. There are beautiful views, playgrounds and lawn space for children's play, plenty of parking, trails for walking/bike riding, several bridges, and large trees to compliment the fields. The park is well-kept as everyone here ensures cleanliness and top maintenance. As my dad and I sat down on the bench and soaked in our surroundings, we observed a plethora of activity which included some people flying drones, kids competing in the playground's obstacle course, elderly folks walking, dogs running amok, people racing toy cars, and a few people cycling. The positive energy and vibes were radiant. I'm glad we stopped by here. Definitely worth a visit in Charlotte!

We were in Charlotte for a concert on a Saturday night and looking for something to do on a Sunday…read moremorning (when lots of places are closed). We thought this park looked pretty cool, so we drove over, parked on the road and walked around. It was a nice day and lots of other people were out. We walked around the lake and checked out some of the features like bridges, streams, bridges and an amphitheatre. There was also a playground nearby. All in all, a lovely outdoor space in Charlotte.

This large park has two lighted baseball fields and a structure with concessions and restrooms. The…read morefields are well lighted and the parking lot is large enough that it could accommodate a tournament match. There is a playground and picnic shelter as well. Note that the entire park is currently closed because of the pandemic. There is room for a couple of parking spots at the gate if you're social distancing and just want a nice walk around. [Review 13145 overall, 462 of 2020.]