Precious little oasis in downtown. I visited today to weed and clean as part of the Hands On…read moreGreenville event. So many fun and educational features to spark enthusiasm and creativity. I particularly love that Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit is a primary theme, complete with herbs such as parsley and others that Peter may have enjoyed during his time in Mr. McGregor's garden. There is a lot of bustle with runners, bikers, walkers, and amblers strolling through and enjoying the surroundings. Unique plants and trees have botanical i. d. labels and there are several key areas--musical devices, native plants garden, vegetable gardens, picnic tables and benches (all freshly painted TODAY)and more. Be aware that you'll have to park across the street because there is no on-site parking. A fun area for

Sweet little garden. Not a lot to actually do there but the young grandkids enjoyed walking around…read moreexploring it. And we got some cute pics of them there.

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.

Peaceful. There are walking trails on both sides. Many hotel, restaurants, bars, shopping, and spas…read moreclose by. The kids will enjoy it. Street parking nearby.

We visited Falls Park on the Reedy for the first time during our trip to Greenville, and it was…read moresuch a charming and beautiful spot. We actually walked over from the Embassy Suites along the riverwalk, and the path runs right alongside the stream, which was lovely. We saw some ducks and made our way up to the top of the waterfall, then crossed the suspension bridge for an absolutely gorgeous view of the falls. It's a fantastic place to snap some photos and just take in the scenery. There were plenty of other people around enjoying the park, which added to the lively but still peaceful atmosphere. The falls themselves are stunning, and for anyone feeling adventurous, you can even get right down by the water at the bottom of the falls. It's a great spot for families too--there are grassy areas to relax and little trails to explore along the water's edge. Overall, it's just a lovely place to spend an afternoon, and we'd definitely recommend it if you're in Greenville!

Afternoon shade on the quality playground equipment. A few parts use circular motion for kids to…read moreenjoy on their own and three slides, along with the requisite climbing wall. Nice little community garden outback. Don't be discouraged when you first drive onto the property and only see the baseball fields, keep on going and you'll get to the playground with ample parking. Thanks Greer! Century Park was under construction when we stopped on a random Wednesday in October.

This park is great. But I could only find info on the Greenville recreation website. It has a great…read moreplayground which seems to have some shade. All equipment is in new condition. There are 3 slides an obstacle course and spin toys. A covered pavilion w picnic tables a charcoal grill and a wood grill. There are indoor bathrooms and electricity. They have a sand volleyball court, half basketball, tennis and football field. There is a community garden also. Over by playground there is a single covered picnic table. And a grass area you could put a blanket down or let kids run around.

Fluor Field in downtown Greenville is home to the Greenville Drive; the single A minor league…read moreaffiliate of the Boston Red Sox. The ballpark is over 20 years old, but looks very modern with open concourses and plenty of concession stands. There's even a Green Monster in left field to replicate Fenway Park in Boston. Unlike other ballparks, there is no seating beyond the outfield for fans to catch home run balls. Not sure if all minor league ballparks are doing this, but the netting is extended the full length of the outfield, severely limited chances for fans to get any foul balls. Prices for some of the concessions are highly reasonable compared to other ballparks, but the food I tried really wasn't of good quality. The game I had tickets to got rained out, but it was fairly easy to get a replacement ticket for the doubleheader the following day. They had a special Marvel superheroes day for the game attended against the Asheville Tourists, so players wore Captain America jerseys and costumed characters were in the stands to take pictures and participate in promotions. They also gave away a special X-Men comic book. The team store was quite overpriced without any budget merchandise options, but it's a trend I've been seeing at quite a few minor league ballparks. Overall, it was a fun day out at the ballpark, so if you like baseball, I'd recommend a Greenville Drive game at Fluor Field.

Beautiful ballpark. Concession stands are terrific, with really good food at fair prices…read more Nice to see tomorrow's stars coming up. Really friendly staff too

This park is fun and beautiful. Clean with perfectly maintained landscaping. My son had so much fun…read morerunning around and being a boy. Highly recommend

Beautiful charming park in Greer. There's a pavilion for picnics and gatherings. It's clean and…read morehas access to public restrooms. Very impressive park!!! Peaceful... lovely park to stroll through.

This is a great little park with lots of activities to do around it. Everything was so clean. Dog…read morefriendly but leash required and they have potty bags and lots of trails and clean bathrooms. On the smaller side of parks I been to in the area and you won't find many kids here at least when we went the two hours we were here we saw one kid only

I love this park for small gatherings. The bathroom is really nice. The big trees provide a lot of…read moreshade. You can rent a pavilion if you need a definite covered space. Really nice picnic table with a grill and trash reseptical

Wonderful hidden walking trail in downtown Clemson behind the businesses on Lake Hartwell. There is…read morea boardwalk that takes you over the lake, along with even, easy-to-walk paved paths. There are plenty of benches, swings, and picnic tables. The hubby walked a little further and said there was a little kiddie playground. Lovely place to take the family (or date) and have a picnic. Or just sit and enjoy the water. No swimming or fishi allowed. There were pet owners there with ghdi dogs. (Leashes required.) Also you can pick up something from Wendy's-there are steps behind that business that puts you right on the trail. (Not sure what other business are accessible.)