I went there for the hiking trails. They were well-maintained, and the weather was just right. The…read moresigns for Loop B call it Strenuous; I would call it Moderate. There was some up and down, but nothing too difficult. Both trails were mostly clearly marked. Near the end of Loop B the markings became less frequent, and at the junction of the two trails it was unclear which way to go. Other than that it was great. There is an interesting small cemetery. The trails cross small brooks in several places, with secure bridge crossings. I might choose to do just one of the loops next time, if I can figure out how to skip one of them. It was a pleasant couple of hours.

Though I've taken my dog to the park here before, we prefer to explore the hiking trails that run…read morethrough the woods. There are unpaved hiking trails on the dog park side AND the disc golf side. There's a lot to do at this little park. - playground - paved walking trail - fenced in dog park - unpaved hiking trails - pavilion for parties - enclosed building restroom - baseball/softball field - disc golf course - sand volleyball The grounds crew works hard to keep the trails and park clean so visitors can run around without tripping over fallen branches or leaves. The hiking trails are also well maintained without over-clearing the natural wilderness of the woods. We are lucky that Horizons Park is so close to our house because it's a great place to get an outdoor workout in or take the family for a fun afternoon.

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflecDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness Once you find your way in it's actually a very nice park!! If you have a small dog go to the left and if you have a big dog go to the right. You can thank me later! It has a nice water feature, both parks are just replicas of each other, has a nice picnic table with multiple places to sit as well as benches strategically placed all around the edge of the park. It has a few agility items of in one corner by themselves and the rest of the park is just open area for your dog to run in. It is built on a nice gentle sloping Hill and has concrete pathways to get to the entry. Both entries are double gated and concrete and the fence line is all deeply buried in some kind of mulch around the edge of the park.

Fishing here is very productive there's only one ramp for launch and recovery so sometimes it's…read morebusy. Like anywhere else just have to be patient

We have lived all over & this is one of the BEST dog parks we have ever been to! There is a…read morebeautiful shady path leading to the dog park section, the small dog section allowed for interaction with the larger dogs yet I still felt very safe letting my new foster dogs run free, the perimeter fence is very secure with a trail for the small dogs to run & sniff to their hearts' content in a small cornered off section of woods, and all of the dog owners were super friendly and very responsible about watching their dogs and making sure everyone played well together. Loved it!

I visited the Festival of Lights at Tanglewood Park last night and it was a sight to see! Beautiful…read morelights and displays. Some areas had holiday music playing. It was a drive thru experience but you were able to stop at the gift shop half way thru. They had various items from local businesses for sale. I would definitely visit again next year!

We *try* to visit Tanglewoof bark park every Sunday with our puppy and his sisters (adopted by…read moreother families). It's always a good crowd, weather permitting. It's fun seeing familiar faces - both human and pup. I like how it's separated into two spaces for both large and small dogs. We've only have wonderful experiences at this dog park :)

This park is a hidden treasure on the north end of Kernersville. It's a natural setting through a…read morevariety of local forest, with a small brook running through the middle of it and numerous bridges across. Well paved trails, dedicated dog run areas with double fencing for large and small breeds with plenty of waste receptacles and water fountains, a basketball and Pickleball/tennis court, perfect for bringing your pets, going for a jog or just a peaceful walk. Plenty of picnic tables with grills for get-togethers. Two parking areas. A restroom set in the middle. Simply another nice little gem that the town of Kernersville.

This is such a well rounded park that serves a variety of interests for all ages and skillsets. The…read moreplayground was the main attraction for us but we also enjoyed the walking trails, especially in the summer, since they are well shaded. There is even a creek if your kids enjoy water play. The trails are paved so it's excellent for riding bikes or scooters too. The playground itself has multiple slides, swings, plenty of obstacles for the kids to climb and what I found most fascinating was the monkey bars that were toddler height! I have never seen that on a playground before so it was very appealing to me since my child enjoys them but is always in need of assistance considering they are often so high. In addition to the playground there is a basketball court, skate park and tennis court. The park seems well maintained, the bathrooms are little dated so it would be nice to see an improvement with that one day. Great place to rent an outdoor shelter for a cookout or birthday party.

Winston-Salem's local and (as far as I'm aware) only dog park/bar combo. They have a pretty good…read morevariety of beers along with regularly rotating specials and a small wine selection. The dog park area itself is pretty well maintained and they have staff regularly patrolling to clean up and make sure there's no issues. They also have a couple pretty decent size TVs so this could be a good place to catch a game while still getting exercise for your dog. You don't actually need to bring a dog to come, though you might need to sign some basic paperwork. I'd check with the website or call first. If you don't have a dog because of your living situation or other reasons this can be a good way to get your fix and enjoy some good beer at the same time. Overall it's a pretty fun unique place and you can tell the owners really care about making it a positive enjoyable experience for everyone.

This is one of the few places that we are willing to take our dog (male Weimeraner). Most dog…read moreparks are not something we want to participate in with a dog that is used to being alone in a house with adults. Tuckers is well maintained, the staff is excellent and very involved in the play area. Having a few adult beverages available is a nice for the humans since we are less likely to roll around in the ice cubes on a hot day.

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.

The visitors center has a mini museum about the local Native history, animals, and plants. I got…read moresome cute stickers, a patch, and a t-shirt at the gift shop. The young brunette at the front desk was very helpful, recommending which trails to prioritize based on what I wanted to see, and clarifying the difficulty levels of the trails. I chatted with a local regular who was also very friendly. Free parking, clean restrooms, water fountains, and clear signage to all the trails; this is a perfect rally point to make a full day out of exploring Hanging Rock. Don't skip the deck at the back--beautiful view with tables, would make a good picnic spot!

I hiked the hanging rock trail, window falls and hidden falls…read more The window waterfall was so fun! I almost missed the window; even though there was a sign that pointed in that direction. From the sign/arrow that points at window rock, climb down and you will see the window in the rock to your right. Through the window, you can see a waterfall! Visitor center has nice and clean restrooms. Their water refill station was not working when I went.

It's a lovely spot. Unfortunately, likely due to the wealthy neighborhood, other visitors felt very…read moreentitled to leave their dogs off leash - anyone with a puppy or dog still in training knows how dangerous this is. Despite coming across more than one of these irresponsible owners, more than once or twice, they just kept letting their large dogs off leash as soon as they felt they were out of sight! The park isn't huge, so it's easy to keep coming across people. If I come again and this happens, I'll be calling animal control. It's not right to make people anxious simply because you don't feel like following the rules.

With a free splash pad area, playground, and shaded area, this place was a hidden gem for my…read more2-year-old! Coming here for a birthday party, we were pleased by this public area that offered a way to cool down for the summer, be outside, and socialize in an affordable way with other friends. My daughter enjoyed playing in the water, resting to eat treats, and running around the playground afterward when she could dry off and warm up a little. The playground has a spongy mat that I appreciated, considering a trip and fall would be especially devastating otherwise. I'm glad this was thought through!

We just moved here to be closer to our grand daughter. We were looking for parks to take her to…read more She is almost 2 and absolutely loved the park. It was very clean and safe. It will be our go to park from now on...

I have used the walking trails and the dog park here. There is a large and small dog area. It has a…read morelot of trees with big raised roots (so watch your step) and no grass so it can get very muddy. There is a paved walking path as well as trails in the woods. I've been to a few events here (craft market, dog show, Christmas tree lighting) It's not the largest park but has the amount of space that we need for what we like to do.