Park Place is another place for families to enjoy a great day. This park is located directly across…read morethe street from Thompson Park ! This is a smaller outdoor facility but it offers more playground equipment than its larger neighbor.Children can literally play here until closing time and burn off all that pent up energy that they have. Very large play area for older children! A really nice play area for younger kids! There are age appropriate swings here. I most definitely recommend this well maintained playground to the public.

Free admission to this national battlefield includes the museum in the visitors center and access…read moreto walk around the battlefield. When we visited there was a film in the special exhibit room, and another film in the larger room. Both were informative. The battlefield trail also has a few benches throughout and a few signs to read. Part of the trail is paved, part is gravel. Total trail length was about a mile, mostly a flag and easy walk. I recommend the stop if you're in the area.

Good location of American history. Visitor center has 2 movies about the history of battles. One is…read morethe southern battles in general, one is specific to Cowpens. There is a walking loop that's about 1 mile that goes through the battlefield area. It's mostly paved with black top, with some peagravel areas.

I just left Cada Park. It's very close to Chesnee Elementary School so I sometimes stop here to…read morekill a few minutes on my way to pickup my oldest grandson. Not being the best time manager, I sometimes have to recalculate my arrival time and this is a great place to stop. There are signs posted around town about a meeting to discuss what I perceive to be improvement s to the park. This would be a great spot to place different amusements for kids such as swings, slides, monkey bars, etc. This is only one of two parks that I know of that are federally compliant. Federal law requires public parks to be able to facilitate complete access to all of these places pinpointing the physically disadvantaged! Just a few amenities for children ( along with some updated rules ) would be nice. A new playground available to all children would bring a lot of much needed business to the Main Street area. It's a win, win, for the city!

Stayed here for the first time this past weekend! Myself, my husband and kids all loved it. So much…read moreto do. Great little fishing spots. Nice pool. Different activities for the kids!

If you're traveling between Charlotte, NC and Greenville, SC.... take a look. I think it's the best…read morekept secret. This is our second time here. It used to be under KOA listing, now it's not. Big rig friendly and staff is very friendly, grounds are kept quite clean. Very easy to maneuver our 43ft Class A Coach. Checked in, they gave me the "Rules & Regs" information, car tag and things of interest in the Gaffney area. We stayed for a week in Premium site #316, overlooking the pond. Simply beautiful!! They have a couple of ducks & geese around but they were not pests. Owners have a routine schedule of feeding them. Fun to watch. There is a section for "longer term stays".... but they were quiet and those we met, as we took walks, were friendly. They have a pool, mini-golf and there are walking trails around the 3 ponds. Careful... use exit #90, the exit GPS says us sometimes closed. Advise that you call the Campground to get construction updates.

Great for family and getting out! Highly recommend, my pup loved it. Bring a lunch with you and…read moreenjoy by the water.

Interesting place to visit. Historic bridge converted to pedestrian traffic only. Remains of the…read moreold mill, and trails to walk. It's a shame to see the old mill owners house abandoned. It was built in 1836

These are absolutely great trails for running, mountain biking and hiking. The trails do not have a…read morelot of elevation changes but they do a lot of switch backs. The trials run along the river and are very well marked. They also have some baseball fields at the park.

I really enjoyed how the trail started with a nice view of the river. The trail was a straight shot…read morewith a lot of sitting area to take a break. It was round trip of 4 + miles and to get those steps in.

Peaceful way to spend the afternoon walking along the stream, noticing the birds, the flowers in…read morenature. A great way to relieve stress and get outside. Well maintain trail with lots of space to walk your dog or walk with a stroller.

Huge fancy playground, not far from the interstate, with lawn and picnic tables for a perfect pit…read morestop. We stopped here for a road trip break with my toddler and two 5-year-olds. The bathrooms up by the parking lot were easily accessible, and the ramp down to the playground was easy. My kids had a great time playing here for as long as I let them, and we enjoyed the brief walk over to some picnic tables. They loved playing in the creek, too, and would've stayed longer if we didn't have to get going. Highly recommend.

Nice park with a lot of things to do. It was a little confusing getting here with google maps but…read morewe made our way. This park is huge. Your kids won't get bored here at all. One negative thing is that there is absolutely no shade here so it gets super hot!

I cannot count the many times that I've been here with my grand boys. I also cannot believe that…read moreI've never checked in here, written a review, or posted a picture or left a tip! This is a free public kids playground! Also it's in a good neighborhood. There are the usual swings and slides, and monkey bars! Nice Place!

Cedar Falls Park has two entrances. One side has a playground and an event area, the other side is…read morethe falls and a partially paved hiking trail. We didn't realize the two sides of this park until we had started walking. We started out on the playground side. So, It worked out well there's a nice riverside trail between the park and the falls. It's not a difficult walk, but it can be hazardous if it's recently rained.

Great place for a family hike, or a peaceful stroll! This…read morecounty park is on the site of a 19th century mill and you can enjoy the ruins, the remnants of the dam and the waterfalls. Great picnic or family spot too! My small kids had no problem making it through. There are multiple spots to access the trails and two playgrounds, bench swings, picnic tables, park benches all along the trail and restrooms. You can take the nature trail and enjoy the shaded hike. The only issue I had is that you can lose the trail near the edge of the park. If you hit the power lines, you've gone too far! Great place!