This is such a fun place to come hang out! Picnic tables,…read morefishing, walking trails, and a dog park! The few times I've been, it hasn't ever been too crowded. There's so many different activities, you can't be bored here. Everything has been clean and well maintained each time I've visited.

We loved this park. We had a picnic and enjoyed the view from the covered pavilion. We played on…read morethe modern playground and even saw a bald eagle grab a fish from the lake.

Reasons to love the Triad? 75 degrees on December 3rd?! Yes please! And another lovely park we came…read moreto for the first time to enjoy the afternoon! Amazing to think we've been here for almost 3 years now and still haven't been to all the parks even in the very near vicinity! This park is located about a quarter mile down and across the street from Joanie Moser, and it's got a rather large, clean playground area, paved walking path, and a steep slope perfect for sledding! There were kids sledding down even with no sign of snow to come! Impressive, and I can't wait for the next nice day to come back!

This is a great park in Lewisville. They have a very nice playground and walking trail. There are…read morealso bathrooms.

This park is amazing! It has a walking and bike trails that are well kept and easy to follow. The…read moreview of the Elkin Creek is beautiful! They have picnic shelters, seating areas along the trails, and an abundance of wildlife. This park is pet friendly and has tennis/pickleball courts as well as a swimming pool. The main trail through the park is paved, however, there are side trails for the more adventurous types. This park is a must-see if you're in the area and enjoy the outdoors!

Great disc golf course! Very well marked out disc golf course trail. Great little hike as well.read more

Nice little park/playground near Robinhood Rd with about half a mile of dirt path for walking in a…read moreloop to get your exercise. There's a tennis court and a real nice playground for the kiddies. Looks like a ship with plenty of room to climb, slides, swings of course and a unique rope swing as well. It's not the most impressive park overall but if you live nearby it's a nice spot to get some walking and outside playtime in!

I come walk here pretty often, it's a 1/2 mile figure eight loop trail and it's pretty pleasant…read more It's kept pretty well maintained and there is a nice ship themed playground for kids, tennis courts that seem to get plenty of use, a covered picnic area. The trails usually have at least a few people walking and it feels very safe.

More of a ballfield park than a playground park as there didn't seem to be anything active here. It…read moreis a lovely and huge open space where it would be possible to set up soccer fields or such but they don't have anything for kids to do here and there's no shade. The tank out front is pretty cool! [Review 1767 of 2024 - 3687 in North Carolina - 22790 overall]

I think it's awesome for them to open up the park to the public for viewing of their fireworks…read moreshow! The rotary club only asked for a donation to park and there was plenty of room to park and let the kids run around before the show. The open field was very clean (no trash) and grass was mowed perfectly! Really enjoyed our Fourth of July evening here!

The park is beautiful except as an adult there are no amenities to enjoy :(…read moreThere is no area designated for an adult to swim and when the break occurs an adult cannot go in to enjoy a swim ! Would love to see a change to benefit some of us adult seniors Thank you kindly

2 great playgrounds! There are basketball courts, a connection to the greenway, picnic areas,…read moregrills, and plenty of places to sit. There are bike racks, a place to pump up bike tires, a skate park, and a swimming pool for summer months. We love coming here to spend time!

Westwood Park for me over the years has been the backup park for Riverside because of how much…read moresmaller it is, the lack of connectivity to surrounding businesses and recreation, and the smaller amount of recreation opportunities, but over the last month it's become my absolute go-to! As far as the basics go, plenty of parking that connects right to the park, restrooms are not at all well labeled but they're in the building next to the concession stand at the baseball field and they're always decently clean and stocked, and there are serval small picnic tables as well as a picnic shelter. The shelter can be rented out for events though I haven't seen anyone rent the space in a while. The park can also be a little off-putting sometimes because there are always some people who will go there and stay in their cars to eat or meet up with someone or whatever, but no one has ever bothered me no matter when I go so it's as safe as anywhere else in the area in my opinion. Westwood has two small baseball fields, a couple of very small playground setups, and one good grassy field area to play in, but that's about all they're specifically offering for kids. If you're like me, and the number of people flocking to Riverside to play in the river, ride bikes, and generally meander the trail during the warm weather is throwing you off you're routine I 100% recommend changing it up. Seriously, if you just want to run or walk without fighting a crowd of people this is the second-best option in Mt. Airy. It even has the added benefit of a lot of the trail going straight through a wooded area and you get to enjoy the tall pine trees and fresh air which is unbeatable. The park is very pet and family-friendly from what I've seen, but anytime I've come across someone walking their dog or playing with their kids, it's always really easy to make corrections on the trail and keep my pace, so even busy days are manageable. The park also has 1.5 miles of walking trail, with some of it being gravel, so running can be tricky in some parts, but otherwise, it's great for beginners and people who want an easy and accessible loop trail to get their steps in. The upper trail system also has little workout stations all through the trails. They're older and it's stuff like a push-up station, pull-up bar, leg dip area, and sit-up bench, but honestly, they stay clean and they work for what they are. I've seen people utilize them in a lot of different ways like using the sit-up bench to practice bench jumping, so there's lots of room for creativity at these stations. Anyone looking to bring their gym routine outside a little more should absolutely consider Westwood trails as an option. I've personally also really enjoyed the challenge of running the big hill that leads down to the fishing pond and the circle track that goes around it. There's just enough elevation change to keep the track interesting, as well as a cute wooden bridge you get to cross! Watch out though because there are a handful of Geese that stay around the pond and they'll give you a reason to run if you get too close to them. The pond has a small dock, and I haven't personally fished it, but I see people over there pretty frequently so fishing must be at least decent. Most people like the fishing pond because it has parking just a few feet from the dock and it's generally accessible. Another popular section of the park is the 9 hole disc golf course where I see someone practicing or a group of people playing the course at least once a week. The most unused and interesting part of the park in my opinion is the at least 5 mile stretch of mountain biking trail. I jumped on the trail off of the walking trail around the pond not knowing it was for mountain biking, and a guy came through and told me more about it. It's apparently a fully wooded and exciting trail and is fantastic for beginners. When it comes to Westwood, what I love most is that it's peaceful, people are usually really respectful, no matter you're fitness level there's something there for you, and it's super open-minded when it comes to recreation. I bring my yoga mat at least once a week, I love to bring my binoculars to bird watch, and I've seen everything from a hacky sack circle to someone practicing a killer rhythmic gymnastics routine. It doesn't have a skate park, basketball or tennis court, soccer field, kayaking, or a huge playground, but that's kind of the point. So ultimately, if you want a less crowded place to get your steps in, somewhere to start or change up your fitness routine, enjoy nature, or just have a cool space for your weird outdoor rec/hobby then consider switching up to this park and showing it some love!

Quiet, peaceful and totally beautiful. This park is a great park to come walk (Walking trail 1.5…read moremiles total) and to unwind. The trail is pea gravel so if that bothers you then I would pass on by... There isn't much of a playground here anymore for children so if that is what you're coming for I would check out Riverside Park on Riverside Dr.