This park is great! Easy to find, free small parking lot…read more The playground was renovated a few years ago! They have a splash pad! A clubhouse, with covered picnic tables! Sand volley ball. Basketball court, which are painted pretty cool - hornets! Walking trail. Usually a good amount of kids there, very family and dog friendly. If you've never been, you should check it out!

Latta park extends for 32 acres across four blocks following a small creek that divides it from…read moreRomany Road and Park Avenue. Much of the park remains cleared from brush and there are some walking paths. There are also several developed facilities including basketball courts, tennis courts, volleyball, picnic shelters with restrooms and three soccer fields. I enjoyed the walking trails today and managed to mostly avoid the low, wet areas. There were a number of folks walking dogs and they seemed to be socializing nicely. [Review 14479 overall, 1805 of 2020, number 2735 in North Carolina.]

I'm so glad I found coach Ethan. He's so professional and experienced for training advanced tennis…read moreplayer. He's able to push my skills to the next level. Highly recommended.

From the owner: EL Tennis Academy is dedicated to cultivating excellence on and off the court…read more Comprehensive tennis instruction tailored to all ages and skill levels, beginning with our youngest players at age 4. Our offering includes private and group lessons, adult training, zero-experience beginner lessons, and specialized programs such as Homeschool program, School team tryout preparation, Tennis serving mastery, and Collegiate-level training. With a commitment to professional coaching, structured development, and a supportive learning environment, EL Tennis Academy empowers every player to build confidence, sharpen skills, and achieve their fullest potential in tennis and beyond."

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.

He is giving really good instruction and picks up your mistake and tells how to correct it.read more

I highly recommend Gigi! She's a great tennis instructor. All three of my kids have had tennis…read morelessons with her and have advanced tremendously. She focuses on the correct form. Not only is she a great instructor she's also a great person. Always a pleasure to be with!

I enjoyed my time in Sedgefield Park. A nice rest with my coffee while I worked out what I was…read moregoing to do next. Communing with nature, so to speak. The park has a half-court basketball court, tennis court, playground and a large playground area that was well occupied with attentive parents watching over their toddlers. Unusually, the picnic table and shelter area has electricity running to it. [Review 12304 overall, 2088 of 2019.]

It's in the shape of a butterfly! You probably won't know it by just being there, but seeing it on…read morethe map as I added the business I discovered that the pathway forms a butterfly shape. There are cement prints of butterflies throughout the park as well. I have driven past one of it's entrances (near Ru San's) for years and had been curious where it goes. Today I solved that mystery. If you are looking for a quiet park, this makes the short list. It's a clean park with a playground for the kiddos, tennis court, 1 basketball hoop, a mini sandbox, and a rotunda. It would be ideal for a family party or picnic with friends. Plus, there is plenty of open space to throw a frisbee or play catch with your pooch. I just adore parks and this one was a pleasant surprise.

Cute little park tucked away in a quite neighborhood off the Plaza. Lots of space to play…read morebasketball, play on jungle gyms and slides and there is even a cute little outdoor stage with natural seating built into a short hill. The park is connected to different points in the neighborhoods of plaza midwood. Only negative is it's not very green. Lots of dirt patches and not a lot of flowers or mulch

Deep in the neighborhood without much signage to let you know that it's here, Midwood Park is…read moresurprisingly large. The park has an outdoor amphitheater, a tennis court, full-court basketball court, picnic shelter with grill and a playground. The structure at the amphitheater has bathrooms. Some of these features are marked off for the pandemic but will reopen. There was a family playing tennis and some others on the field throwing a frisbee. There is some street parking. [Review 13123 overall, 440 of 2020.]

(From November 2025)…read more I can't remember how I found this but as I'm driving in Charlotte, my dad and I stopped here to check it out. This is one of the most beautiful parks I've had the pleasure of visiting. There are beautiful views, playgrounds and lawn space for children's play, plenty of parking, trails for walking/bike riding, several bridges, and large trees to compliment the fields. The park is well-kept as everyone here ensures cleanliness and top maintenance. As my dad and I sat down on the bench and soaked in our surroundings, we observed a plethora of activity which included some people flying drones, kids competing in the playground's obstacle course, elderly folks walking, dogs running amok, people racing toy cars, and a few people cycling. The positive energy and vibes were radiant. I'm glad we stopped by here. Definitely worth a visit in Charlotte!

What a gorgeous park! Just moved to Charlotte and was looking for a place to walk the dogs. This…read morepark is amazing! It had a great walking path around the water, a greenway, an amaaaaazing playground for kids, sports fields, decent-ish bathrooms, and lots of parking! Would highly recommend!

Sooooo not too much to really say about this park as it is really somewhere to come if you live in…read morethe neighborhood and just want to take your furry companion out for a short walk - or even get some fresh air! This park is maybe about a 10-20 min walk to the front and back as it is not very big. There is a small garden near one of the entrances depending on where you enter which was really nice. There is also some benches in the middle of the park if you should need to rest your feet. My dog and I came here because I never came to this park before and it was ok. There was a young man playing frisbee with his dog in an open area that I thought was a really cool idea. Since this park is located off of a main road with a really cool neighborhood restaurant nearby - there was a few people walking around (not much). Overall, if your looking for a short walk or an open field to play with your dog - this would be the place for you.

Independence Park is one of the most centrally located of the many parks inside Charlotte proper…read more It's surrounded by the rather affluent neighborhood of Elizabeth (which often makes me assume it's called Elizabeth Park). Directly bordering it are several houses and a neighborhood on one end progressing through a few schools and churches until it reaches its end at the CPCC football/soccer complex. In winter it's relatively empty and in disrepair. Don't expect a beautiful experience. However, I believe the last few warm months have led to early blooms of beautiful pink camellia flowers throughout my favorite side of the park tucked into the neighborhoods. There are basketball courts, a baseball field and soccer field and two tennis courts here. Not to mention a few "Story Walks" that cater to children encouraging a walk-and-read-along through the park. The new-looking playground is nothing like what I played on as a kid and requires great strength, coordination and a bit of endurance. Seems fun but I fell off... There's also, last but not least, a Little Free Library box just for kids. The park is free of course. It's bisected by a road about halfway that requires you to cross the street (no tunnel or bridge) and the snaking paths don't make it especially good as a self-contained running space. In the warmer months I imagine it picks up with crowds hitting the picnic tables and grilling out. Parking will probably be sparse then but early winter is not a bad time.