15 min deck walk and trail around in the middle of the city. Some areas that are planked are flat…read moreand wheelchair or stroller accessible. The other half are dirt trails with paving stones that are slightly steeper. Benches scattered along the trail to take a break or relax. Tons of duck families at each area of the garden. Free street parking. Free bathrooms at the other garden across the street.

super clean park, always a nice walk. I like the garden portion because it's very flat but then I…read morealso like the bog garden because it's very beautiful and you'll see animals sometimes you'll see ducks and geese, snakes, etc.

Beautiful free little arboretum in Greensboro. Manicured and pretty clean. All the young kids were…read morethere taking pictures for their prom or graduation or whatever it is. I could see why they would go there, beautiful backdrop for sure. Very peaceful and lots of areas to sit, read or look at nature. You should definitely stop by and check out this little enchanted place.

Pretty cool walking trail! There's a lot of bridges to walk over. Also, there's benches all along…read morethe trail. Most of the walk I did was paved, but some of it was through the wooded trails. There are bathrooms at the start of the trail near the school.

Back to Country Park. Today we aimed for the playgrounds and took the paddle wheel boat out for a…read morespin. They are doing construction so we had to park on one of the adjacent parking lots, not the Carousel parking lot. Then we had to drive around to get the Carousel, but a good afternoon at the park all the same. They have a zip line over the lake also, but someone said it is close for about 4 months.

The carousel and playground are within sight of each other. BUT construction prevents the walk…read more All guests had to be reloaded into cars and a parking space found at the Country Park entrance rather than staying parked at the Rotary Carousel lot. That was frustrating, but the carousel was so little person friendly from the purple tokens in the gauze bag, the very child oriented attendants and the fairly long ride that we loved that part. At the CP entrance parking was scarce, but once accomplished the paths and equipment, the ponds and boats all full of happy families was a fun place to be on a Saturday morning. Glad we met at Guilford Battleground/Country Park.

My experiences with Bur-Mil over the years have been mainly to use the golf practice facilities,…read morebut I always see a lot of people enjoying the aquatic center and pool, lake, walking the trails, or using the event center. This is truly a full service park! That said, my review will focus mainly on the golf portions, with the park overall being a solid 5, and a must use for anyone in the Greensboro area. The driving range is just what you want and nothing more. A big open field to hit balls into, no frills, and also at a cheaper price than average. This is all I need, and all just about anyone would need at an amateur level. Distances are marked, and since it is pretty flat, you'll get a good idea for how far and straight you are hitting what. It's a popular place to practice, especially after typical work hours. The par 3 course... wellllll... it is less of a golf course, more of a hilly open area with some cutouts that would indicate a "green." There are 9 holes, the longest of which is about 130 yards, so no need to bring many clubs with you. The greens are about as rough as they get. There really isn't much of a putting surface. Too many weeds, and it's cut too long to get a realistic roll, I actually don't bother putting, because it isn't going to be good practice. There is also usually goose poop landmined around the course, the greens are no exception. The greens are also very small, none of which would be more than 25 feet in diameter, if that. The way I usually play, sticking the green from the tee is a birdie. Chipping up within about 5-8 feet is par. Anything outside of that, bogey. All this critique given, it was less than 10 bucks to play, really as much as you'd like. It does help you work on your short irons and wedges, and for that, I enjoy it and will return. Also, cheap beers in the clubhouse are just 2 bucks!

Miles of green walkway, clean and quiet park. Always a tranquil and wonderful park to go to…read more Sometimes there is summer camps and events. Usually parking will be full in the mornings. Less area for cook outs and picknicking.

Cozy park in Westerwood neighborhood. Playground, tennis courts, walking path, open fields, volley…read moreball nets. Also rest room facilities.

We love Lake Daniel Park! Honestly one of the best parks in Greensboro. Great for all ages. Swings,…read moreplayground, sandbox, tennis courts, volleyball courts, restrooms, it has it all! There's also a creek that runs close to the park. It's got good shade, and parking. Never super crowded which we love. Highly recommend visiting!

(4.5 stars) How have I never reviewed this place? It's been…read moreone of my regular walking spots for years. Despite the name, High Point City Lake Park is located in Jamestown. It offers a ton of parking, a pool, gazebos and kayaks for rent, and activities for kids. City Lake hosts community events from time to time, and it can get quite crowded on those days, but go during an off-hour and its fairly serene. For walkers, there's a view of the lake and some interesting wildlife (Muscovy ducks, anyone?). The trails also connect to the Piedmont Environmental Center, which is worth remembering should PEC parking ever fill up. Whether you want to swim, fish, paddle, or stroll, City Lake Park has what you need to be able to enjoy the outdoors.

We have so far just went to the pool which has been super nice, you can purchase tickets in advance…read moreso that made it easy. Lots of places to sit be in the water or lay in the sun. Bring your own chairs! They have a snack bar but you can bring in coolers if you'd like.

My toddler personally loves this park they have such a great splash pad, and playground ( very…read moresecured and big ) Also they have pretty trails and a small pond ! My fav spot to spend my evenings there

Fun! Fun! Fun! There's a lot to do at Keeley Park. You can…read moretake long walks on the paths, they have a fitness area, a pond, a spray ground, a playground, and plenty of picnic shelters for everyone to enjoy. Below are a few pics of my nephews enjoy themselves. Check them out you won't be disappointed. They have something for each family member. Check them out.

My very first visit to Hagan-Stone park. I joined a friend and her camping group who've been…read morecamping here annually for the last 5 years. I was always in awe of the experience and wanting to try it. This was my first time camping. The camp grounds were clean. Our group camp site was in an extremely shaded area surrounded by trees. There are many trails here for hiking and I enjoyed this. I found a replica of an old frontier-style schoolhouse. It's what the school looked like 100 years ago. That was interesting. Since this is a camp site nothing about it was luxury of course but the most peaceful aesthetic was nature and the soothing effect the experience had on my nervous system. I brought all the things to be comfy. There were showers and decent bathrooms on the camp ground. This was less about amenities and so much more about embracing slow living. A place where no one is in a rush! The camp ground attendants were awesome. They came around daily collecting our trash. I do recommend this park for camping.

Was in town to visit another waterpark that closed due to weather. Quck pivot and came here. Pool…read moreand splash area with a slide. Cash only snack bar. Bathrooms have dressing areas. 10 minutes til the hour everyone under 18 have to get out so the lifeguards take a break. They di a good job rotating around. This park also has walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds.

My mom wanted to check out a park while we were in Greensboro visiting. My brother found this…read morereally quiet park in the area. It was absolutely gorgeous. We loved all the colorful flowers and little creeks the park had to offer. It worked out well too that they have a lot of seating benches to sit on and rest my knee too. The park was built in the early 1900s and they have maintained it pretty well. There are some beautiful homes nearby to it and churches. It was nice to see during Easter Sunday the amount of families that were walking to services or leaving and walking through here. It is definitely a hidden gem to check out!

When I decided to buy a house, it's location left me in the dark…read more Would it be College Hill where the students live or the wealthy in Irving Park? My college days have long been gone and wealthy I've never been And tho Dunleath Historical is where I bought, it's Fisher Park I dreamed of living in. For years and years at 7:00 a.m. I've donned my coat and hat and had my walk through Fisher Park, cuz baby that's where it's at!! The park is lush and evergreen with trails so easy to explore. And if you want to sit and rest, there are benches and rocks galore The park feels untouched and natural even though it's groomed by a neighborhood team. It's the place I go to not only walk but to meditate and dream. It's mini bridges made of stone are so beautiful to behold. I run my fingers through the stream. The water is clean and crisp but cold! There's a playground there with slide and swing for the kiddies to have a blast. There are majestic trees and historic homes to remind us of our past It's users are an interesting bunch. You never know what you will see. It might be a photographer shooting a wedding or a dog taking a pee! Just a few minutes walk from the downtown scene. This park is a gem to behold. I hope that God is good to me and I can come here even when I'm old. So next time when you need an escape and long for the sound of a lark, grab a cup of coffee, sit on a bridge and fall in love with Fisher Park!

Wanting to get out of the house over the weekend, we decided to go explore. We tried to go to the…read morebog gardens which we'd never visited, but they are currently closed for renovations. Right near by, we came across the Tanger Family Bicentennial Garden, another spot we've never explored. Parking was easy, they've got a decent size parking lot. Being a sunny, and hot Sunday morning, the tree coverage over the walk ways through the garden provide a ton of shade, which made for a very pleasant exploration. The whole garden is so nicely maintained, with probably a couple of miles worth of paved paths. There are plenty of sculptures to discover, and lots of benches to take a sit, and just enjoy being outside and the well manicured gardens. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to get out of the house and do a little urban exploring. It's even good for older people, as the paths are paved, with minimal hills.

Beautiful park and a wonderful pathway around the whole garden. Well kept and very relaxing. Lovely…read morearea for a quick photo shoot or a book to read in the sunlight. Thankful for clean restrooms located in the parking lot! Beautiful blooms around the springtime as they transition from bud to flower!