Extending six acres, this park is located next to a development of condos and townhomes. With a…read morelovely walking trail that remains open despite the pandemic, this is a great opportunity to get some exercise and fresh air. The park also features a half-court basketball court (closed), two picnic shelters (open) and a playground (closed). There is some street parking available. It is quite new and all the equipment remains in excellent condition. [Review 13129 overall, 446 of 2020.]

Lovely park in Stanley that has a number of features for sporting activities. Lighted baseball…read morefields, picnic shelters, a large fenced-in playground area and basketball courts that seem to double as cornhole courts. I found a really nice walking path that looped around the park. Very nice. Lots of parking and some shade here at there. [Review 14250 overall, 1573 of 2020, number 2685 in North Carolina.]

Wish there was an additional fence between the water area and the play ground, but otherwise great!read more

One large lighted baseball field with two separate parking lots. This could definitely support a…read moreminor league game as the fences are far enough out but there definitely isn't enough space for spectators. There is a batting cage that is completely fenced in. The parking lot seems to be the spot for idiots to practice their burnouts. The fence is locked so there's no exploring when it's not open. [Review 13167 overall, 484 of 2020.]

The centerpiece here at this park is the Phillips Center but that was closed today. When it's open,…read morethey host athletic programs, dances, summer camp and other events as the building houses "a full-size gymnasium, game room, kitchen and staff office." I was here for the outside today and got to enjoy the lighted ball field, walking track and four lighted tennis courts. I spotted volleyball and bocce courts as well as a playground. The large picnic shelter is in excellent condition and is available to be reserved. Watch yourself in the dirt parking lot. The park is named for former Mayor Vic Phillips who was instrumental in promoting recreation for the citizens of Gastonia. [Review 107 of 2025 - 4076 in North Carolina - 23674 overall]

Much of the bottom end of the park's parking lot was roped off for construction when I visited but…read moreother parts are open and available. Of course, the playground was also roped off because of the pandemic and the restrooms were locked. There was some litter in the picnic area that looked like local underage drinking. Surprisingly, no graffiti. Otherwise, the large park features six lighted soccer fields and a nice walking track. It is located next to the school so there is plenty of parking and easy access. And if you're wondering who Richard Barry is, that's covered here https://www.yelp.com/biz/richard-barry-historical-marker-huntersville?hrid=Whe_8DGzW7-AK5g5XbsM-A [Review 13396 overall, 715 of 2020.]

Came for a lacrosse tournament weekend. This is a well designed park. Big fields of both artificial…read moreturf and grass, nice big playground, large restrooms that were kept clean and stocked throughout the duration of the weekend tournament. There were plenty of trash containers around the park and they were also emptied regularly. Of course parking for a large event like this was a nightmare but the lot is nicely paved and the spaces are large enough to fit big SUVs. It's a beautiful park.

They've done a great job of creatively converting an otherwise empty space into a park, but iy's on…read morethe busy corner of South Trade and Country Place. With cars whizzing by, I'm not sure I would be able to relax here. There is ZERO parking nearby. There are clear signs that no parking is allowed, so I don't know how you would get to enjoy this space unless you live nearby. Three small tables with checkerboard game tops, two benches and a lovely pollinator garden. [Review 11587 overall, 1367 of 2019.]

Love this small park - a wonderful pollinator garden (with a fabulous bee and flower metal…read moresculpture) and some tables (often in the shade) where one can play checkers or chess (you need to bring your own pieces). Not a big space but a pretty one.

Adjacent to the Lowell Community Center, this park has a 2-5 year old playground, swings, a toddler…read moreswing, an ADA accessible swing, a covered shelter, an outdoor basketball court, picnic tables, park benches, a Little Free Library, and on-site parking. The park is in good shape and the playground looks to be in good repair. [Review 12590 overall, 2382 of 2019.]

Bradley Center and Park seems like quite the spot for recreational activity in Gastonia. Hosting…read moreprograms like cheerleading, martial arts, tennis leagues and disc golf, there's a lot going on. There is a large 15,058 square foot community center that includes a college-sized basketball court and seating for up to 350! The large park was built in 1977 and is dedicated to the late Mayor Roland E. Bradley. Outside, lighted multi-purpose ball field, eight lighted tennis courts, two concrete basketball courts, two large picnic shelters, a playground and a sprawling 18-hold disc golf course. Much of those facilities is available for rental. [Review 11894 overall, 1676 of 2019.]

Awesome staff and great friendly regulars. Great place to play Table Tennis if you are up to the…read morechallenge. Come join us.