Great place to bring your kids the Pickleball court has lights. You can play too late afternoon…read moreplayground for kids is awesome.

This park is amazing. It has fenced in playground for the little ones and plenty of jungle gyms and…read moreitems that they can play with and run around. They only have two small swings , so this is nice as it prevents the possibility of kids being kicked or anything like that.

Nice campground, park and historic area to explore. Dogs loved the pre-spring walks…read more Friendly staff in the camp store, wood is a tick pricey. They have kayak rentals with all the gear. Camp spots are nice when they are nice, but beware of those that are not level. As of now #34 is a bear of a challenge. We were lucky ot is off season and got to move. Rarely do we have to move a spot, thankful they could accommodate with a small upcharge. Playground is fun, trails are good and it is easily accessible from the interstate across the Stateline in South Carolina.

We camped here over 4th of July weekend. Park staff was very friendly and nice. There was a golf…read morecart parade, free to participate, the afternoon of the 4th. Our RV spot was spacious, but not very level. We did look around at the other spots in the campground and noticed many that required multiple cinder blocks and many more that required lots of extra blockage due to being not level to the extreme. The bathhouse was clean and in good condition. Lots of large trees in the campground make it nice and shady, but also make maneuvering a bit challenging depending on the size of your RV/rig and the spot you have booked. Photos of the campground and park were slightly misleading - we thought we could swim in the lake. After checking it out on arrival, we quickly realized it was more of an algae filled pond that would be appropriate for fishing but dangerous for anything else. The water was stagnant, not overflowing or moving down to the creek bed below which was mostly dry. Lots of fishing gear was left behind on the shore area with some fish hooks abandoned in places you'd probably be walking if you tried to swim. The building in that area was in poor condition with broken windows. Hiking trails were available within the campground but Kings Mountain itself is a very long distance away. We have smaller dogs, not up for that distance and we didn't opt for a hike that long to actually get to Kings Mountain. The town of Kings Mountain itself is a 10 minute drive away. Also worth noting wi-fi is available in the campground store only, and there is almost NO cell signal in the rest of the park. I had a hard time just downloading a kindle book, which requires hardly any bandwidth. If you're looking for a remote woodsy location and you are up for the challenge of a site that is not level, here's your spot!

This is a nice park overall. You can get your daily steps in, or you can reserve a field for…read morefootball/soccer if you'd like. I'm not exactly sure how to do it, but I know it can be done. I'll take pictures next time I go to the park.

A really nice park to take your dog for a walk on the trails. It is very clean and well maintained…read more It is very pet, child, and sports enthusiast friendly with a large playground, walking trails, and football, soccer, and baseball fields.

This is a great park that's secluded from the city. It has great walking trails if you want to get…read morein some exercise on the regular, but it also has fields for sports if you're interested in doing that. (For what it's worth, I'm not sure how you go about reserving the fields as I've never done it, but I'm sure calling Parks and Recreation could lead you in the right direction...) I'd go as far as saying this is probably the best park in Gaston County.

Great place to go and sit and read in quiet for a while. Or even pack a picnic for the family and…read morealso take a while around the beautiful man made lake. Make sure to look out for the bald eagles and turtles!

It's a very small but nice park. It's very close to the gun range and you can hear the shots loud…read moreand clear. The shots are a little too close for comfort in my opinion but it's Labor Day weekend and many people came out to enjoy time with their families and friends. There's a nice walking path where you can also ride bikes. There are picnic tables and a shelter with restrooms. No volleyball nets or sand in this park but it's nice for a little getaway.

I went down to Gastonia to try out the new "Whataburger" when I happened apon this park near 85…read more Wow! I don't know where to start. First of all, the scenery resembles that of a state park. Especially the upper level of it, which has the playground. As you wind up the pathway (which is a one way street), you go higher and higher. It brings back old memories when I used to visit Paris mountain in Greenville, SC. Secoundly, picnic areas are all over the park, both in the upper and lower levels, with the biggest one overlooking the lake. And what a large and beautiful lake it is!! Lastly, there is a very well paved pathway that encircles the lake, which provides a 2 mile walk. It's great for anything from alone time to family time.

Part of the Holly Oak Center is the Clarence M. Palmer Center which was remodeled and renovated in…read more2004 to include upgrades to the gymnasium, stage, entrance way, lobby, administrative offices, game room, and rest rooms. So if you're here for that (closed for the pandemic), enjoy. Outside, the park includes a softball field, fishing ponds (catch and release requested), nature trail picnic pavilion, volleyball, horseshoe pits, playground and a disc golf course. The basketball courts are in decent condition though a little wet today. There is ample parking. [Review 14927 overall, 429 of 2021, number 2827 in North Carolina.]

Deal Park is quite large, including three softball fields and one larger little league field that…read moreseems to double as a soccer field. The walking track was my favorite feature today though after my hike earlier, I didn't spend too much time here. There is ample parking with entrances from Deal Street and Cleveland Avenue where the Kings Mountain Crisis Ministry is located. It seems to share space with the Kings Mountain Family YMCA as well. I'd love to know more, but the Kings Mountain parks department page is rather sparse. [Review 13728 overall, 1048 of 2020, number 2505 in North Carolina.]

I had the urge to revisit my childhood memories and I did so today with a visit to this park. Where…read morebeautiful flowers are now planted was once a gem of a playground. The beautiful water fountain is now filled with landscaping rocks. The fountain was once filled with giant and colorful goldfish that captured our imaginations. I guess that's progress! The playground equipment has been taken to newer parks away from Main Street.

Small cute park that i really loved walking through with my dog. It seems difficult to find…read moresidewalks in and around the Gaffney area and we really liked this one.