What a beautiful walk and nicely paved.It also has some hints for a history lesson.It has bike…read moretrails as well.Not sure if you can walk on them but they were well marked.2.5 miles each way.The only think that is bad is the address.It took me a while to find the trail entrance. Nice walk along the water

Great trail with easy access and amenities for post walk/run/bike businesses to visit afterward!…read more Met some friends here for an easy Sunday morning walk. There is a lot to see between the river, trees, birds, and other trail visitors. Super easy to park around the businesses near the Pumphouse and then set off. As we were coming back, there were people putting kayaks into the water, also some folks in the water doing some fishing. Overall a great option for getting out into nature. Everything is paved and there some some well maintained wooden bridges to cross. Wide enough for two way traffic and benches a lot the way for breaks.

We came here after finding it on Yelp. Unfortunately the place was empty as it had been raining…read more The dog areas were too muddy to go into. But the park was a nice park and it was clean. Will be back in the future and hopefully my pup will enjoy it.

The park would be nice if the water fountains ever worked, and the issue with the mud was cleaned…read moreup, it is always muddy, messy trying to enter the large dog park, more than one bench would be nice and the dog bags stocked. it just is not taken care of

Fantastic experience. Plenty of shade and clear paths. Clean bathrooms as well. That is always a…read moreplus. Overall a great experience. Get out and get some nature.

We are greenway members and love it! The concerts are a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors for an…read moreevening out. We pack a little picnic, comfy folding chairs, and purchase delightful adult beverages from the Canteen. I recently tried the goat yoga class ( see website for dates, limited). I laughed so hard nearly the entire class. Arrive early and they will let you hold a baby or just pet little goats until class starts. Yoga class itself was not too serious- do what you can, stretch yourself to your own comfort level, and enjoy being in nature with baby goats. New Moon Flower Farm provided the baby goats and the yoga instructor was from Tega Cay. Kids participated too, and the energy of the young was infectious.

Pineville park is located in the heart of Pineville. There is a large pond and several play areas…read more I've come to the park for parties, festivals field trips and just to play. The nibblings love the play areas. There's a good amount of parking and 2 entrances into the park. We normally enter from the Lakeview drive side. I love how they have areas for smaller kids to play. You don't have to worry so much about bigger kids hurting the smaller kids. The lake is nice but I don't like how there isn't a walkway around the lake. There are rocks dividing the lake from the grass but I would like a more defined area to walk around the lake. Pineville Lake Park 1000 Johnston Dr Pineville, NC 28134 (Review 54 in 2023 and 794 overall)

Pineville lake park is a nice playground with a beautiful pond view and a walking trail. They had…read moremany different playground too for all age kids. It's a great park for kids although there are not many swings so everyone is constantly running to take them or trying to wait out the next person who gets off. Although the playgrounds are nice this place was packed. If you don't like crowds this is not the park for you but if you don't mind crowds then you should def check this place out.

This place is AMAZING! I have never seen such happy dogs. The staff truly loves their jobs, the…read moredogs are so well taken care of. You won't find a better place to trust with your dog. If there is a heaven on earth for dogs, you'll find it here.

Our big derpy girl absolutely loves her stays at Tuscarora! She gets tons of play time, good…read moreinteraction with other pups her size, and gets to sleep in her own bed during stays (most of the time it even comes home laundered! Trust me, this is no easy feat!). Teddy usually falls asleep on the ride home from camp as she's so exhausted from her doggy adventures but you can tell how happy and incredibly well cared for she is during her time away. We've had issues with boarding facilities in the past (check my reviews if interested) which left us hesitant to booking, especially considering the expense that comes with larger breed considerations. However, not only does TCC have better care, facilities, and customer service; they are also easier on the checkbook. Teddy definitely has a home away from home in TCC, and even though our new move puts us another 15 minutes out, we wouldn't go anywhere else!

Great dog park Huge, lots of water for the pups…read moreOne of the nicest I've been to Wooded area, kind of hard to find entrance the first time Has a smaller area for small dogs

Once again, Yelp to the rescue. It was such a beautiful day, especially considering that it was the…read moreFirst of March, that I wanted to eat outside and so my phone brought me and my sandwich here, where I found a perfect picnic table in the sunshine. At the moment, I don't have a dog but when she moves to Charlotte I will be looking to bring her here for a whole lot of running about. Volleyball courts, tennis courts, picnic tales, a massive gated playground area and tons of parking. The ballfields are currently marked off for repair, but that's a small detail. I did see a few of Charlotte's finest with their K-9 partners that were parked and doing some sort of exercise. And here's your history lesson. William Davie (1756-1820) was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. He was the tenth governor of North Carolina and was instrumental in the Battle of Charlotte in 1780, where his force of 150 men held off more than 2000 Redcoats. A true Charlotte hero! Great, great, GREAT park.

Michelle helped us plan and throw a 10th birthday party for our sweet doggo Tessie and she went so…read morefar above and beyond! She helped us procure custom dog cakes that were precious and really reasonably priced before the event. When we arrived she had set up a big birthday girl banner, a cute custom table sign with tessie's photo, a birthday bandana and tablecloth, and we had no idea those were coming! The bartender Jamie was also incredibly kind, helped us with plates and napkins and a knife to cut the doggie cakes. We had such a lovely time and Michelle went out of her way to help make it super special! We loved every bit of it and can't thank them enough!!

Love taking our dogs to Lucky Dog for socializing in a safe environment. Enjoy the bar and variety…read moreoffered.

Well...we bought a resale and moved into it in September, 2012. A very good choice…read more Lots of activities and clubs. Facilities include a full gym, pool, tennis courts, bacchi ball lanes, extensive walking trails, paddle tennis/pickle ball courts, horseshoe pits and even a ball field. Also a boat house and canoe & kayak club on the Catawba River. Just about everyone has a golf cart and you can get just about anywhere using them. Friendly is the theme. People wave at each other and are anxious to meet and introduce themselves whenever you meet. Monday nights are presentations as part of the life-long learning group. We have had podiatrists, bush pilots, authors, historians, financial planners and others give one-hour talks that are really interesting and kept within that one-hour limit. Lots of dances, plays, comedians and even an opera took place since we have been here. Biggest threat is to get too involved in too many activities. Not a bad threat. Well. getting ready to meet with the Old Stogies group tonight whose charter is to smoke cigars and solve the world's problems. Someone has to do it.

We have been living here for 6 years and have enjoyed every minute. Our priorities for a…read moreretirement community were that it be inland, near a major airport, close to a large city, and offer plenty of amenities. SCCL offers that and much more. There is a club, event or activity for almost anyone. For the less active person it is a very well kept aesthetically appealing neighborhood, close to shopping and many restaurants. After 13 years ( I think building began in 2006) major updating and renovating will soon begin on our Lakehouse. It will be a major disruption in our primary amenity center and , understandably, has caused some grumbling and disagreement throughout the community. My feeling is that if we are to retain our position as the premier 55+ community of the Carolinas, we need to accept the inconvenience and enjoy the outcome! No community is perfect, but if you're looking for a fun- filled active retirement with friendly neighbors and a lovely environment- you should check out Sun City Carolina Lakes!