Night of Lights at Heritage Park was an amazing experience! I had such a great night walking…read morethrough the park and so much fun. Add visiting heritage park to your bucket list in December!!!

Nights of lights - Not worth the money!!…read more Overall the event was very disappointing. Most of the "light displays" were just figurines with lights on them, nothing seemed arranged with any sense of order or design. "Based on the website and the news promotions, I truly thought I'd be walking into a magical wonderland of lights. It definitely didn't live up to that expectation." Almost everything required a separate payment, except for the petting zoo, but the animals were far too large for the small space they were kept in. The whole setup felt disorganized and confusing. There were plenty of inflatables, which might suit very young children who don't need much to keep entertained, but overall the experience didn't feel thoughtfully put together. I wouldn't return.

Had a separate section for kids 2-5. Bigger kid section is…read moresuper fun slide is fast so beware. Beautiful with a pond.

This is a wonderful park. There is an area for little kids and an area for big kids. There is also…read morea volleyball court. My favorite part is the HUGE field. It has a good bit of trees so you can find a shaded part if needed. There are also some benches under the trees. There is a pond up front, too! We love this park. It's so clean and I feel safe when coming here.

This is an amazing park and nature preserve! Hiking trails, playgrounds, covered pavilions, where…read moreyou can have a picnic, and periodic benches if you get tired while on a hike. Easy to read signage so you don't get lost and the scenery is spectacular with wildflowers, lakes, and towering trees. So peaceful.

Such a great day hiking in this beautiful preserve! The trails are very well marked and there are…read morekiosks with trail maps scattered throughout the preserve. My only suggestion would be to add a "you are here" sticker on the map for people who tend to get lost like me. I hated to see so much hurricane damage but you can tell they are working hard to get the trails back in order. Bathrooms accessible if you hike over to Conestee Park or park there.

We circled the entire garden from the outside once to try to find an access point without stairs…read moreand found none. Hence, 4 stars. I ended up leaving the stroller on top and climbed down the stairs with my toddler. It is a beautiful, quaint place. I'm sure it can be very peaceful when coming at the right time. I visited in the evening, but with children, so not exactly peaceful and quiet. I can see why this location has so many photo sessions. It can also be rented for weddings, although I wouldn't know where the guests would park since there is no actual parking area. Happy yelping!

Just off of the creek and its long greenway trail, this quieter spit of land does offer an…read moreartificial waterfall, and the small stream is surrounded by rocks. There are stairs to the top of a waterfall and some constructed seating areas and plant displays, but it is overall a natural and unfussy area. Not the kind of attraction that the main falls are, but a nice little area for those who have some time.

Spending time along the Reedy River in Greenville is such a special experience. There are several…read morebeautiful spots to sit and relax, especially near the Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville, and the bridge is a wonderful place to stroll while enjoying the soothing sound of the river and waterfall. What makes it even more meaningful is the history behind it. Beginning in the late 1700s, water-powered industries clustered along the Reedy River, including trading posts, grist and corn mills, a sawmill, an ironworks, the Gower, Cox and Markley Coach Factory, a paper-making factory, and an armory. A century later, textile and apparel mills were established along its banks. Unfortunately, the mills discharged waste and excess dyes into the river, and the Reedy began to suffer from the spoils of progress. By the mid-20th century, downtown Greenville's stretch of the river was so severely polluted by upstream textile mills that the once pristine and popular falls became desolate and unsafe. Seeing how beautiful and vibrant the area is today makes you truly appreciate the restoration and revitalization efforts. It's peaceful, scenic, and rich with history -- definitely a must-visit when you're in Greenville. Cheers!

Walking through Falls Park was an amazing experience. The sweet sounds of the waterfalls was very…read morenice especially right in the heart down town Greenville. I enjoyed walking on the suspension bridge overlooking sites.

We attended the Community Easter Egg Drop here. This is a free event, and there were thousands of…read morekids there. There's plenty of open space at this park for an event like this, and it was very well organized with a lot of helpful volunteers. There were many bounce houses that were separated between toddler and older kids, which I appreciated. The Easter egg drops themselves (from a helicopter!) were also organized by age (by giving the children different color wrist bands) and all of the drops were on different baseball fields at different times. The only thing that was a bit chaotic was the bottleneck in the one tiny gateway to leave the field after the egg drop. Overall, it was a fun experience and one we would consider repeating.

Huge park with multiple soccer and baseball fields. There are basketball goals, walking trails and…read moretwo playgrounds. One playground has a rubberized ground cover with great slides and swings for little ones. My toddler loves it!

This is a nice find. The sound of the rushing water was very relaxing. We went down by the rocks on…read morethe left side. To the right there was a walking trail, but a lot of it was overgrown and since our daughter had shorts on we stopped since we didn't know what we were walking through. That's why it's 4 stars. We didn't go to the dog park although we could see the two fenced in options.

Not the fanciest of dog parks but pretty good size with separate play areas for small and big dogs…read more The wood agility/obstacle equipment within the park were dated and in need of some TLC and some fixing up but my dogs did enjoy climbing up and down the A-frame. The park had a shaded area with benches under the trees and kiddie pools with a faucet. Unfortunately, people don't seem to pick up well after their pups at this park so please watch your step! Stepping in dog poop makes for a really bad day. I do prefer this dog park over the Conestee dog park because this one has more grassy areas, some agility equipment and more open space for the dogs to run.

Love this park. Fully gated so you feel safe knowing you kids can't walk off, love watching the…read moreairplanes take off and come in and my kids had a blast on both parks structures and I enjoyed how many kids there were to play with and the massive shaded area to sit in with lots of seating and tables

Such a great park. It's small but just great for kids. My daughters loves everything about this…read moreplace. There is a small walkway to walk around the whole area. We loved seeing the planes go by as well. Their is a restaurant right next door if you want some good southern food.