Happy days... happy days!! Poseidon's good grace where do I start!! Try one of the walls and you…read morefeel so tall you may just float up and up and up and there you go. Say goodbye to rock climbing and say hello to space travel. Last trip here took me to a distant galaxy where I traveled with the Gorlox people (good hospitality) and went sightseeing. Watch out for the space crickets/ nithopods, can be dangerous without proper care. Always take a ship with proper boosters, once rented a vessel with outdated (5+ MILLENNIA OVERDUE!!!!!!!!) registration and got pulled over... I will say that fees aren't outrageous. Payed around $5 USD. Yordle Fondinglius approved.

Tough climbs, fun routes with a tall, slightly angled wall, and many climbing options. The…read morebouldering wall is huge, too!

This large park has a number of different activities and I'm sure the surrounding neighborhood…read moreappreciates it. There is ample parking and I spotted no litter anywhere. The grass is well maintained. Baseball and softball, a basketball court, swing sets and a playground with a cimbing frame and slides, a large picnic shelter and even a row of horseshoe pits. There are walking trails and it is connected to a series of biking trails, too. [Review 13811 overall, 1132 of 2020, number 1245 in Virginia.]

Plenty of room, this is a HUGE park!! More than enough parking! People are generally easy to get…read morealong with, no matter which part of the park you're using. Nice place to bring your dogs or kids to play and unwind.

An open space that is in Roanoke county, rather than the city or in Salem. It offers impressive…read moreviews of the mountains and the water. A short greenway trail is not linked in with the rest of the river greenway. However, at least this is an area that really feels like a park and the people here feel like they're going to the park. There are some significant sporting facilities, equestrian buildings, and a lot of people brought dogs as well. There's no charge to get in.

This paved trail advertises itself by being visible from the highway leading in to Blacksburg. It…read morestarts near the university but runs several miles into the rolling hills and countryside. There are a couple of road crossings but it goes under the highway. The views are robust, the terrain amenable to multiple modes of transportation, and the biggest drawback here is that in some areas it's a bit narrow for bikers passing walkers. To me it is reminiscent of some quasi-urban trails in Kentucky.

This is a awesome place to go walking, biking, and running. There is lots of nature and is still…read morevery clean. But I feel like as I'm walking down the trail that there is snakes right beside me. ‍

We were in town recently visiting my parents and needed an activity for my two boys to get some…read moreenergy out. I did a Yelp search of the area and this place popped up. Our experience wasn't great - but I think that's largely because from the online photos we were expecting something closer to what we've experienced back home at our local climbing gyms. The whole facility is much more catered to serious climbers than kids. I was amazed watching some of the adult folks who came in and tried the huge bolder walls. We came in about 2 in the afternoon. It took almost 30 minutes just to get checked in, rental equipment, MANY statements about how my children could be harmed or die, and then a whole bunch of instruction on how to do the harnesses. That was new for us - every other climbing gym we've been to has staff to assist children with this. Then we were faced with the fact that there are only 5 climbing paths that have safety harnesses - this didn't end up being too much of an issue because no other kids came in, so my boys had free-reign to swap between the paths, but if there had been more kids - I anticipate we'd have been waiting around a lot to take turns. Also my arthritis was quite unhappy with me after over an hour of fastening harnesses. If we end up back in town, would we do it again? Maybe - the pricing was fair, and the boys did end up enjoying it. But if you're looking for a child-specific activity, that's not really what the vibe of this place is.

Had a great experience walking in with no preparation... staff was so helpful and friendly. They…read morehad us climbing in 15 minutes, for a fun afternoon, great workout and a really environment! Will be back.

Neat historic trail that follows the Mason Creek into Salem, from the rest area. Family fun. There…read moreare benches, signs, places to run or picnic! Review: 4

Unexpectedly nice park. Hilly with scenic views, trail, small pond (not a lake!), sports field…read more Bathrooms need renovations.

Beautiful setting with a large waterfall and hiking/biking trails right outside of Lynchburg, VA.read more

The best place in Roanoke to watch a concert. My wife and I have been there for two concerts and…read moreother events. Great staff and easy to get in and out of. I would recommend Elmwood park for any concert experience.

Elmwood park is a place for everything. A great stop for an afternoon lunch, a evening movie, a…read moreconcert etc etc.... The list goes on and on. It's been a spot for Roanoke festival in the park going on 40years at least. I preformed there many years as miss Monas sunshine kid. There is alot if history here Enjoy it.