Kind of a basic dog park here on post, there are dog waste bags and trash receptacles, benches and…read moreshaded areas to sit and water dispensers. There is a larger area for dogs 25lbs and over and a side for smaller dogs. When I went everyone was super friendly and my dogs had a great time.

This is dog park is very large with lots of space for the dogs to run and play. There is also a…read moretrail nearby that we explored a bit as well. We will definitely be adding this park into our rotation.

My doggo and I come here often enough and it's not a bad dog park but it could certainly be better…read more There are 2 areas one for dogs under 25 lbs and 1 for large dogs. The large dog area is huge and even has a second area in the back. There's always buckets of water out and waste bags available. They finally covered up a big mud hole that was pretty gross but then took away the kiddy pools for the dogs. There's no agility equipment or anything in this park so make sure you bring your own toys. There is so much room they could make this place great for dogs but just do the bare minimum. There's also a walking trail, if you do all them equals out to about 3 miles. Overall is pretty good gor a free park, never had issues with other dogs and it's maintained regularly. My dog loves coming so it's a plus!

Mix of nature/ function and unwanted land…read more This multi level dog park is next to a nature walk, highway, Power transformer and water treatment plant. If you are good at ignoring the power lines and barbed wire fences, there is no denying the beauty nature can bring. Only toilet is a Porto potty. Going down the trail, you will be all alone. Bring a buddy. There is one hug area for small dogs and two hug areas for large dogs.

Clean and well kept doggy park here in Fayetteville! There are separate sections for large and…read moresmall dogs which i like. My boy enjoyed running around smelling the grass and playing with some toys left behind by others

Absolutely love this park! I like the dogs can roam around freely…read more If you have a high energy pup, this place is great to burn that extra energy

Lots of areas for dogs to run. There's a center area with chairs and umbrellas, a wood path area…read moreand a creek area. Lots of water for dogs are available, along with an agility course. An idea to improve the park is to add a porta potty for the dog parents.

My kids love to play here! They have updated it fairly recently and there's a plethora of areas for…read morekids of all ages and abilities to play! They also added a splash pad which is fun in the summer.

Hope Mills Municipal Park was a huge part of my youth growing up very close by. I've lived in…read moreseveral different houses in or near Hope Mills and even volunteered at the library that sits beside this park. This little center of town makes up the perfect collection of services that make up an All-American place. There's the library I mentioned, fire station, police station, town hall and a park all wrapped up into one spot. The park itself is surrounded by a mostly paved one mile trail for walking, running or casual bike riding. Inside you can find plenty of parking, a few lit baseball fields, basketball court and even a couple football/soccer fields. There are picnic shelters, water fountains and bathroom. They even have concession stands for when the local games are played here. Last, and perhaps most important, there is a lightly attended recreation center here which I understand is free (or maybe just really cheap) to all residents of Hope Mills. In general, one would be remiss not to scope out this quiet and charming park.

We came here for a weekend girls trip. We stayed in one of the cabins at the campground. On…read moreSaturday we came to the park to hike the trails. We chose the 2.5 mile Raven Rock Trail. It was a great hike both easy and slightly challenging. Raven Rock was beautiful and many photo opportunities were available. There are several stairs that you will walk down and remember you will have to come back up. Walking at a steady pace going up and down the stairs will definitely raise your heart rate but isnt to challenging. The Visitor Center is nice with a short history display to walk through, t-shirts for sale, bathrooms, park maps and the attendant was most helpful in letting us know which trails have the best views. There are benches strategically placed on the trail as well as containers to dispose your trash and recycleables. There are no restrooms on the trails. There is no cost to walk the trails. There are a few shelters located within the park. We will definitely go back again.

beautiful place, with a handful of trails to choose from or do all.. highly recommend, kid friendly.read more

Nice little park with a walking/running trail surround the Reservoir. About a 2 mile loop which was…read moreperfect for my evening run. Not too busy during the weekdays

Excellent park with a superb 2 mile loop around the lake. Benches, a dock, bathrooms, picnic…read moretables. Very scenic, peaceful & clean. I hope it stays this way :)

This trail is wonderful if your looking for a evening stroll. We took our two dogs and had them off…read morethe leash almost the entire time. The trail had almost no traffic, which is nice because no one likes a crowded trail. We don't know how long the trail is, but we went 3 miles. Caution should be noted when taking dogs (off leash) or children because this trailed goes across several backroads (wasn't busy at all).

There is no open or close time, go when you want to. It connects both Dunn and Erwin and there are…read moretwo main entry points. It's a ten mile trail and their are markers more than every .5 miles. It is an easily accessible road with parking wherever you choose and it's quiet both night and day. Do be careful for loose dogs about the midway intersection point. I'd recommend still carrying something on you for protection if you are going before sunrise or after sundown, not just a flashlight or reflective gear either. Easy trail, limited on inclines. Friendly for families, dogs, leisure walks or even bike rides. There are no signs pointing to the trail in clear sight unless you actually know where the start point is. This trail is also on the web if you want to know the history, parking spots, and entry spots.