Greenville has a gem of a place called Town Commons. There is plenty of space and activities for…read morecitizens. On a pleasant spring Saturday I saw some enjoying the fishing pier, a couple of artists in the back of their SUV painting the river area, several spreading a blanket on the grass enjoying a picnic, and one female on the pavilion stage doing yoga. They have a wonderful children's play area with varied and unique things to keep the kids busy. Quite impressed with the Town Commons!

Best park in Greenville that I am aware of, but certainly not the best park I've been to anywhere…read moreelse. I took my dog for a walk here a few times, and it was a nice change of pace from the eyesores that possess the rest of this town. You can walk along the river, take some kids to play in the playground, or have your dog walk on a leash in the grass. Of note, I've heard from multiple locals that one should be careful when walking around here as it's not always the safest. I've caught that vibe at times, but I've never run into any trouble personally. Everyone I've talked to while on walks has been friendly, and overall, I've enjoyed my time there. I probably won't go out of my way to come here again, but I'm not against it either. I encourage the Town of Greenville to host more events here and make it more of an attraction!

This passive park is located on the site of the former Lemual Harvey Elementary School that stood…read morehere from 1925 to 1974. I'm not sure what happened to the school but this is now an open space with a gazebo at the center. It's nice for a picnic and would probably be ideal for a festival or farmer's market sort of thing. There is a dedicated parking lot. Watch yourself on the steps as some of them are a little cracked. [Review 15471 overall, 975 of 2021, number 3015 in North Carolina.]

Nice beautiful park. I will attend many more times. I like the area the playground the trees and…read morethe grass.

This place on purpose blocks all of the time for the indoor basketball courts. They should tear…read morethis facility down if it is not open to the public. They have a calendar that shows open times but when you show up the place is closed or courts unavailable. This place is a disgrace to the community if you cannot allow the community to use it outside of pickelball. I hope more people bring their friends, children, relatives to this place and try and utilize the basketball courts. The director should be ashamed of himself for creating a schedule that diminishes the opportunity for the public to use the basketball courts. Everytime you show up the courts are unavailable. Replace the executive staff with people that are in tune with the community. I wish I could give them less than a zero star.

The Ayden District Dog Park is a relatively new addition to the town of Ayden. I believe many…read morepeople still do not know about its existence. Given the relative dearth of dog parks in the area, this is such a welcomed feature for this side of town, saving many folks the drive to the Greenville Off Leash Dog Area. What I have heard others say about Ayden's Dog Park - and what I have witnessed myself - is the quality of the turf. The ground is hard and the grass is thick and covered, making it a nice and relatively clean place for dogs to run around and play, even after there's been some rain. My dog and I really enjoyed it here when we came to visit from Greenville, though the only downside (or not? depending...) is that I have never seen another dog there (yet). I do not think it has grown in popularity such that you can expect another playmate at all times. Sometimes, that is good, though, leaving more room for you to play with your fur baby!

This dog park is pretty awesome. It's tucked away near the main entrance. Watch out because not…read moreeverybody picks up after their dog, but it wasn't too bad and didn't stop our playing. There are two dog runs, both seem about the same size. Had a great time today playing with my very active dog! It makes for a nice change from the yard and he got to do a ton of sniffing. They have bags available for picking up dog doo and trash cans to dispose of it, and when it isn't winter it looks like they have water available (as well as restrooms in a short walking distance, also closed in winter). Note that it might not be perfect for those who want to throw frizbees or shoot balls out as far as they can; the runs aren't very big. A large dog can still run, just not for very long unless it wants to do a bunch of cornering. If you have an adopted greyhound, it would be too small for a safe full-speed run (though still way better than nothing).

Like the fact that it has 3 difference area for dogs to play by weight. Maybe bc is fall the pet…read morememorial monument wasn't clean up. Didn't walk all the park but it looks nice. Some place definitely to take your dogs.

Great dog park, absolutely worth a drive! Nice and clean, plus a super cool walk around the ponds…read moreout back behind the three fenced in areas. Lots of trash cans and plenty of doggie bags in the play areas. Not to mention the really cool agility course *the only thing.... there was a lot of glass on the path around the right side of pond trail

Great place to skate and play hockey. Less corporate than the Raleigh rinks and more family…read moreoriented.

Since I was in town for the holidays, I wanted to take my younger cousins out somewhere. We decided…read moreto come here since my god daughter had never been ice skating before. We came for the 1-3 Saturday shifts....it was fairly packed but nothing that was unreasonable. Prices were pretty good. 4 adults and 1 child. My god daughter got in as a child....though, after every lap she wanted to "take a break" so Im not even sure if we got our monies worth on her! The child (5 and under) is $5 and the adults (5 and up) are $9. Music was playing in the background....though, some of it may not have been completely appropriate for kids. Current pop and rock music is great but some of the rap songs probably werent age appropriate. I know cause I heard my husband singing the songs and he doesnt exactly censor his words :) We alternated between skating and chilling in the food/drink area. The biggest plus was that they had these metal rollars that younger kids could use to help them learn to skate. I have no idea how we would have taught my god daughter without these! My biggest complaint was the lack of staff. They had one (maybe two cause this one guy who told us he wasnt working started working) guy maining the ticket counter, skate exchange, and food place. Superman, if you ask me! Anyways, neat place to go for a date or an outing with the kids.

Nice dog park, clean & provides water & doggy bags for pick up behind your pet…read moreIt offers a lot shade during hot summer months.

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflecDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness The three star rating is basically because there is no parking. Unless you happen to live in the neighborhood and can walk here from your house there is only one Street that you can park on and you have to travel around the block to get to that one. The park itself has a lot of old growth trees and has a few benches to sit down on and has one poop bag dispenser and one trash can? But again, it is a dog park, and you can bring your fur puppy here and let them have a blast. Mostly the ground is grass but the entryway is all dirt.

This place is great! Our kids had a blast jumping and playing the games. It is clean, staff are…read morefriendly and keep the kids safety in mind when monitoring the bounce houses and obstacle course.