Nice park to play ball or just sit and enjoy the park. The Park is well kept. You can either sit…read moreout in the sun or sit on bleachers to hit from the sun

This is a beautiful park and it's in terrific condition. The park takes up around nine acres and…read moreincludes a baseball/softball field, a batting cage, picnic and grill areas, a playground and a splashpad. There is a permanent structure with restrooms as well. Lots of parking. This was a great spot to sit and just space out for a little while. [Review 12626 overall, 2418 of 2019.]

This lovely park is perfect for bringing the toddlers and other young ones for some outdoor…read moreexercise. The park has a playground, restrooms, picnic shelter and a paved sidewalk trail. Eight picnic tables and one grill for a great lunch spot. There is plenty of parking. [Review 14394 overall, 1719 of 2020, number 2719 in North Carolina.]

Beautiful park with lots of space to walk and play! The playgrounds here are very detailed and…read moreinteresting! I can tell that lots of time went into planning this space for the littles to enjoy! Bathrooms are fairly clean, the grass is well maintained, and there is ample space to enjoy a good jog or brisk walk here on the greenway. Beautiful in every season and I love how spacious this place is!

I really like Hornets Nest Park. It's a super cute and well maintained park that's part of the…read moreMecklenburg County Park and Recreation system. There's so much to do here for all ages and activity levels. I personally go mainly for the tennis courts, and my review is mostly based on that experience. I play with a beginner tennis group there every Thursday, and the tennis area is great. There are a ton of courts in the back of the park, maybe around 10 or more, so it never feels overcrowded. There's also plenty of parking, which makes it really convenient. I recently reserved a court through the Mecklenburg County app, and the process was super easy. It was only about $5 an hour, and I heard they'll let you rebook or refund you if it rains, which is a nice touch. The entire park feels very clean, safe, and welcoming. There are bathrooms nearby, walking and hiking areas, places to bring your dogs, and other sports areas too. I've seen people playing frisbee golf and just enjoying the park in general. It's one of those parks where you can really spend the whole day doing different activities. I live in the NoDa area, and it's only about 15 minutes away from me, so it's definitely worth the drive. I would absolutely recommend this park, especially if you play tennis because there are plenty of courts and the atmosphere is really nice.

Hornets Nest park is great for all ages. All ways clean. The timer on the obstacle course does work…read morebut the smaller kids still had fun. The pond is usually stocked with catch and release fish. There are activity buildings, baseball fields, a dirt bike track, there's something for everyone!

Harrisburg park is a beautiful public park in the small town of Harrisburg. You will find ball…read morefields, a splash park, library and outdoor concert area where they hold rockin the burg summer concert series and 4th of July events. The park is very clean and well cared for. I always feel very safe when I come here which is usually for the rockin the burg concerts. This is a great place to come relax or play on the fields.

I love this park. It's well kept and has a pretty nice splash pad. I hate that they charge for it…read moreand that you have to set up an appointment to gain entry. The Harrisburg library is across from the park, which is nice! There are shaded seating areas, the park is massive, and there is plenty of space for kids to run and play. They have swings for disabled children, which is always good to see. Overall, a solid park.

We really enjoyed our visit to the renovated park. The additional parking lot is really helpful and…read moremade it easy to access the playground. There are Indoor, family and handicap-friendly bathrooms right off the parking lot. We started with the awesome playground. I think it's great for kids between 2- to 7-years old. Older kids may not find it as exciting. There is a special Toddler area with two play Barnes, a music-making area and two toddler swings. I would love if they added extra toddler swings. Yall know how hard it is to get a toddler to take turns, so the line was a little long.This playground also has 4 big kid swings and a handicap-friendly swing. If you follow the trail past the tennis courts, there is another play area with a super-cool climbing theme. It has an actual climbing wall and a climbing structure with a curvy slide. My 3 year old was able to navigate it with a little coaching. We wrapped up the visit with a walk around the trail. It is mostly paved with some gravel areas. We had no problem pushing the kids' wagon around. They added several nice benches throughout the park. They also added location signs for safety. The picturesque bridges would be great for photos. Extra note, you can play Frisbee golf throughout the park, just follow the trail. They have two picnic shelters, one large and one small. There is also a lot of clear, open space. They did a great job with the renovation and we can't wait to go back.

This was a nice warm weekend, the park had more people there than I expected but the experience…read morethere was still enjoyable. Plenty of dog walkers and mothers with their children was there walking and playing. We had a wonderful visit as we walked the pathway around the park.

This summer was sponsored by Clarks Creek. I love playing pickleball here. Reserving the courts is…read morestill a little outdated, but patrons are friendly when there is confusion about bookings. There's a water park, dog area, and a short (?) walking trail around (I need to explore this more). They're good in my book!

I've been taking my kids to Clarks Creek since it opened. While this park does have some pluses…read morethere are minuses. The bathrooms are almost always nasty, they either don't have toilet paper or don't have paper towels to dry your hands. If it's the summer time and you're taking your kids for the splash pad, bring water shoes. The floors are disgusting. The trashes get overflown and the flies are everywhere. I don't know who thought it was a great idea to have metal slides with no shade but if it's a peak summer day, you're not gonna want your kids going down those slides, especially if they've got shorts on, their butts will get fried. Also, not sure whose idea it was to have the wooden rocking toy thing for kids because those did not last long. The handles broke after a year. When it comes to usable things for kids to play on at this park, the options are extremely limited. I would've loved to see something that kids could actually climb on and slide from that wasn't meant to be poor installation art. The main thing our kids do when we're there is swing on the only two swings climb up in the big web net thing and roll down the turf hill. The only well-kept areas in this park are the Pickleball courts and the dog park. There's definitely ample parking. There's a community garden that you can look at. If you come at the right time when the figs are ripe, you can pick them right off the tree so that's nice.

Inside venue has table and chairs for up to 100 guests. TV monitors with WiFI . Kitchen area has…read moreIce maker, fridge, microwave and food warmers. Great time with family & friends. Kids enjoyed the Splash pad. Plenty of parking. Love this plac

What a wonderful place to take the Littles to play...from tennis courts, to baseball fields, soccer…read morefields, playgrounds, a water park and workout spot with equipment where you can work on agility and use your own body weight for a good workout. The kids loved it and I did too.

Larger park with plenty of open space though the multi-purpose field isn't smooth enough to be a…read moreproper soccer field. The park has a large picnic shelter, playground and basketball court. Lots of space for walking trails here and with the tall trees, it's a nice opportunity to spend some time with nature. There are a number of entrances to the park from the neighborhood off Capps Hill Mine Road. Firestone Road is not the right one as there are "no parking" signs here. [Review 12972 overall, 288 of 2020.]