Love this park! Easy parking right near the trailhead. The majority of the trails are under a heavy…read moreblanket of tree cover, so nice & shady! The floating dock boardwalk takes you over the marsh area where you can see all the beautiful plant growth, butterflies, frogs & fish! Such a nice park for a Saturday afternoon hike!

Absolutely gorgeous park with a mixed paved, bridged and natural trail! The park has various…read moreentrances, but I would recommend parking by the playground and entering the trail that way. The beginning of the trail does consist of a winding descent so keep that in mind as the incline back can be hard for some. Once you get down you'll find yet another playground with a fun insect/nature theme. Making this a fun spot for kids and families. The amazing part of this park is the bridge that allows you to walk through the marshlands, the bridge does shake a little bit but overall felt pretty sturdy. It offers stunning views and is a lovely deviation from other nature trails. There are a variety of marked natural trails that vary in intensity/length making this place a great spot for all levels. Along the trails are also little lookouts so you can really enjoy the views. The trails are a bit secluded so you may want a trail buddy if you plan to walk past the marsh bridge if visibility is important to you. The trails are mainly wooded which offers a nice amount of shade which is great for the warmer months. There is also tons of parking available and multiple shelters for picnics or events. Overall, this is an amazing park and definitely worth a little drive to check out!

Clean facility, quiet, self serve range balls was nice as well as the option for the tracer. Will…read morebe coming back!

We went to redeem a Gift Certificate won via American Heritage Girls (Christian Girl Scouts)). Me…read moreand my family including my 10 year old daughter played mini golf. I was blown away at the music that was playing (not family friendly), for example one of the songs had lyrics that expressed the fact that the girl had killed her ex and she did it so she could be with someone else. Another song expressed the fact that they were demonized and hell was the place they were looking forward to going. To be honest I can't imagine why anyone would think that kind of music is appropriate for a family establishment. Just FYI the music that is being played MATTERS, both in the Spirit and in the physical realm. Outside of that the course was fun and challenging- we had a good time. Expressed myself to the management, really hope they heed a genuine concern.

Nice baseball field in Henrico County. Great for ball practice sessions and games! Convenient…read morelocation. Parking can be a challenge when busy.

Jack Bourne Park is a youth baseball complex with 4 fields, batting cages, bull pens, concession…read morestand, and restrooms. One field is set aside for t-ball and the other 3 are used for pitching machine level ages. Glen Allen's little league teams play at Jack Bourne Park on a regular basis in the spring and fall and many local travel leagues use the fields for practice throughout the year. The concession stand serves hot food including fries, hot dogs, corn dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, chicken tenders, and more. Prices are fair and they are now accepting both cash and credit.

What a beautiful establishment. I happen to come here and watch a few of my students play on a…read morespecial needs baseball team. The fields were very well kept. It is tucked back off of George Washington Memorial Highway. Please be mindful of your speed. There are a few walking paths, and sporadic exercise equipment. I think I saw a playground in the background. But, I did not explore it. There is a wonderful community garden for York County residents. The gardens were clean and neat! I loved seeing the gardens and all the growth there already is. The snack bar was open which I was so happy about because it was time for dinner. I could not pass up the typical food offered at sports event. I got a hotdog, water ice, pretzel and nachos. Everything was great. There were two employees/volunteers and they were so much fun! They helped us a lot choose what to eat and gave great feedback.

One of my favorite parks to workout at. It's hidden behind Wendy's, so if you're going too fast,…read moreyou'll miss it. As an athletic complex, there's football, soccer and baseball fields. Additionally, there's paved trails. They also have public bathrooms that are open during park hours (dawn to dusk) and they have concession stands opened during little league games. There's also a public garden for rent by plot. Overall this place is a hidden gem.

We absolutely love this park…read more It is so nice that there is rubber down instead of mulch that gets stuck in the children's shoes. There are several slides so everyone can go down. There is a sunshade over top to help cut down on it being hot from the sun. There is plenty of grass around for children to run in as well if they wanna bring a ball. There are 2 tables with a shade so that you can sit and eat. Plenty of parking and clean restrooms.

Take me out to the ball game! Lol! Great ball field ! This facility is out of its league compare to…read moreany ballpark in the state ! Uva Baseball is some the best college baseball in the country! The seats are comfortable! Level L Section 118 , seats 9 &8 are peculiar seats! They are front row seats locate past third base . The thing that makes it odd is that it's kinda boxed in! Especially seat 9 ! Be aware ! I thought park was excellent and the game was exciting! We did brunch before the 1 pm Sunday game and that's why we did not try the concessions except for beverages! Typically over priced, but concession workers were wonderful! It is a great baseball experience ! Fun for everyone. The best part is the parking! We got there about 40 minutes before game time and ample parking. I would bring seat cushions if you have them! examen des cols bleus:

One of the best college baseball venues in the country. Lots of good parking and conveniently…read morelocated by the lacrosse field and basketball arena. Food is very good. UVA baseball is some of the best in college and their field on par with their talent and tradition.

Great organization! Well maintained fields , concessions, youth sports for boys and girls…read more Affordable and great experience

**There are four regional parks in Suffolk: Bennett's Creek, Lake Meade, Lone Star Lake and Sleepy…read moreHole. But, there are also 14 neighborhood parks as well. I am going to visit as many as I can before I move next month. That is my last parting gift to Suffolk.** Neighborhood Park #7 out of 14 Park #7 took me and my youngest to the southern end of Suffolk--all the way to Holland. If you didn't know, Suffolk is the largest city in Virginia by area as well as the 14th largest in the country. Suffolk is HUGE! To give you an idea, I live close to downtown Suffolk -in the middle of the city- and Holland Park and Athletic Fields (HPAF) is 13 miles from me. With a population of only 90,000, it's kind of crazy to think about. Amenities: *3 Picnic Tables *Benches *Playground with swings *Grassy field with a couple of old Magnolia Trees that gives lovely shade *Baseball/Softball Fields with Bleachers, Concession and Tables *Restrooms Located in the Historic Holland District, HPAF is in a nice little part of the city, and it was my first time being there. There's nothing special about this 9-acre park unless you live in this area, but my son and I both enjoyed checking out the really old Magnolia Tree. That part of the park has its own little section with a couple of picnic tables--separate from the playground and ball fields--very quiet, peaceful and lots of shade from the trees. It also has a decent sized grassy field. Because of its location, the restrooms, and the old trees--I'm giving it my first 4 stars out of the neighborhood parks that I've reviewed so far.

27 acres and featuring three lighted baseball fields, a playground, basketball court, picnic…read moreshelter and seven lighted tennis courts. Plenty of parking and lots of benches for the groupups to sit while the little ones are on the swing set. The picnic area is covered but does not have electricity. This park is located next to the James Blair Middle School. [Review 12161 overall, 1945 of 2019.]

Stopped here while waiting to be called that our table was ready at a local restaurant. Nice…read moreplayground overall, but what puts it a cut above the rest is the ZIP-LINE. I have never seen such a long zip line for kids. They are usually about 10 feet long and pretty lame. This is really long. I wish I could give an accurate measurement but, I had to run to keep up with kids zipping along it. There is a round little seat for them to sit on as they careen down the line. Unless your kid is a tween, you will prob have to pick them up to get them on the seat. It sits a bit high.

Very big, clean park! My husband and I were in town with our dogs to go hiking and stopped in here…read moreone morning after grabbing coffee to walk the nature trail.

Great park with a variety of activities-picnic, playgrounds, baseball fields, tennis courts,…read moretrails, etc. This park holds a special place in my heart as it is where I proposed to my wife. And there's a reason we chose to do it here. It's very well kept for an outdoors area, and there are trails for both hardcore walkers and those who are just looking to get out. Come out to Pen Park and see for yourself!

It's still an amazing space for walking and just getting outside. The Farmer's Market is a great…read moreattraction there. Unfortunately I remember the azaleas very differently as a child as many others do as well. If memory serves correctly, there was a much more manicured azalea garden with a beautiful white azalea cross configuration in the middle of an ocean of bright pink azaleas. Unfortunately, I don't know of too many azaleas that last 50 years!

When I lived here before, this was a beautiful park. However, it appears to have fallen into…read moredisrepair. The grass is high everywhere, there are trees down that appear to have been down for quite some time, damage fence rails, etc. It still has a walking trail in the back left area and a farmers market on some weekends.