This park is great for walking, running and bike riding. Especially after having a big meal like…read morethis guy did!!! The trails are paved and run from just passed Robinhood road to Country Club Road. Several benches along the path as well. Small creek runs alongside the entire path. Lots of shade. It is dog friendly with several spots to dump your poop bags. There is also a dog park for both large and small dogs. It is fairly large. There are picnic tables under the gazebo connected to the restrooms. There is a children's play area and the path also runs alongside a property that has beautiful horses. The path is connected to several local communities....lucky them! Definitely a park that you can come exercise or come do some reading, relaxing or even "Work from home"! Check it out you will not be disappointed!

This is a lovely park and it has a nice dog park area. It's currently under construction, so plan…read moreaccordingly. That should end around January? One note: there's a lady with a neck fan who dominates the small-dog portion of the dog park. And she is there ever. Single. Day. She acts like she runs the place and she has a mean little dog who terrorizes most pups who try to enter. She will lazily call, "oh, he jut wants to play!" As her horrible dog tries to menace your pets, then rolls her eyes and eventually strolls over when the horrid thing gets actively violent. I think she likes having the park to herself, and she gets there super early, so everyone else just sort of avoids her spot. The good news is that she's usually gone by 10 or 11 AM, but she's a menace.

My very first visit to Hagan-Stone park. I joined a friend and her camping group who've been…read morecamping here annually for the last 5 years. I was always in awe of the experience and wanting to try it. This was my first time camping. The camp grounds were clean. Our group camp site was in an extremely shaded area surrounded by trees. There are many trails here for hiking and I enjoyed this. I found a replica of an old frontier-style schoolhouse. It's what the school looked like 100 years ago. That was interesting. Since this is a camp site nothing about it was luxury of course but the most peaceful aesthetic was nature and the soothing effect the experience had on my nervous system. I brought all the things to be comfy. There were showers and decent bathrooms on the camp ground. This was less about amenities and so much more about embracing slow living. A place where no one is in a rush! The camp ground attendants were awesome. They came around daily collecting our trash. I do recommend this park for camping.

Was in town to visit another waterpark that closed due to weather. Quck pivot and came here. Pool…read moreand splash area with a slide. Cash only snack bar. Bathrooms have dressing areas. 10 minutes til the hour everyone under 18 have to get out so the lifeguards take a break. They di a good job rotating around. This park also has walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds.

Back to Country Park. Today we aimed for the playgrounds and took the paddle wheel boat out for a…read morespin. They are doing construction so we had to park on one of the adjacent parking lots, not the Carousel parking lot. Then we had to drive around to get the Carousel, but a good afternoon at the park all the same. They have a zip line over the lake also, but someone said it is close for about 4 months.

Country Park is one of my favorite places to walk in Greensboro. It's tucked between Battleground…read moreMilitary Park and Greensboro Science Center. Whether you're looking to bike, walk, paddle boat, or take your kids to the playground, there is something for everyone. You can also reserve spaces for events like birthday parties. The paved trail makes the park super easy to navigate and the park even hosts events from time to time. The grounds are well kept and there are public restrooms in close proximity to the playground. I highly recommend Country Park to anyone who is trying to get their steps in or even just lounge by the pond reading a book.

When trying to find the perfect place for your fur babies it can be hard but at Sweetwater it's…read moreeasy I would say this is the best place I have taken my dogs they have an amazing time and know as soon as we get there where we are! The host is amazing and also goes above and beyond and my dogs always have the best time! I took them for the birthdays and they had so much fun in the pool and with the herding ball also we have the best time! So if you're looking for a private place to take them I would 100% take them here over and over!

This is THE dog park on steroids!! My friend has a membership and my dog and I often go with her…read more The park is located in a large fenced area next to the owner's home. They built a shed on site that has air conditioning if you need to cool off. There are drinks and goodies available for your dog. There are tons of sanitized toys for the dogs to play with. There is even a dog pool!! We splurged for a pup cup and my sweet girl had a great time with that. This is a must do for dog lovers. Everything you need and more!

LeBauer Park is a great part of downtown Greensboro and adds real value to the area for residents…read moreof the city. It is small but well useful, and it works especially well during events like First Fridays and the Christmas festival as extra space. The playground is a hit with my kids and makes it easy to stop and let them burn off energy while walking around downtown. The restaurant stalls are a nice touch, and grabbing things like hot chocolate in the winter is a favorite for the family. It feels welcoming, lively, and well integrated into the surrounding downtown.

Awesome park for kids (and adults) in downtown Greensboro! They can run and run in a gated area…read more Next to Cultural center and Greensboro history museum!

My toddler personally loves this park they have such a great splash pad, and playground ( very…read moresecured and big ) Also they have pretty trails and a small pond ! My fav spot to spend my evenings there

Fun! Fun! Fun! There's a lot to do at Keeley Park. You can…read moretake long walks on the paths, they have a fitness area, a pond, a spray ground, a playground, and plenty of picnic shelters for everyone to enjoy. Below are a few pics of my nephews enjoy themselves. Check them out you won't be disappointed. They have something for each family member. Check them out.

This is such a great park for the entire family including dogs! They have 2 kiddie park areas, a…read morepool, and several bench areas for cookouts, etc. My new dog, Cooper, whose a lab/Newfoundland absolutely loves this park! A lot of space for the furry babies to run around!

Miles of green walkway, clean and quiet park. Always a tranquil and wonderful park to go to…read more Sometimes there is summer camps and events. Usually parking will be full in the mornings. Less area for cook outs and picknicking.

I just visited the pool for the first time. It's $6 per adult. It's pretty big with multiple…read moresections for diving (deep end) a shallower end, a baby pool and separated gated splash pad area. You can't swim in the deep end due to divers which is a bummer. Only during the adult swim time. I understand it's for safety but the other section crowds fast due to this. I would come back on a weekday at opening to avoid super crowds. I came on a Monday for 3 hours and that was enough for me (due to crowding) Snack bar is cash only.