The park, programs and professional staff may be five stars, but the Herman Park Recreation Center…read moreis past its period of usefulness. It is a dilapidated building without even an accessible ladies restroom. The residents of Goldsboro deserve better from their public parks and recreation department. While the department offers numerous creative programs for all ages and ability levels at affordable prices, the indoor facility needs a major over-haul. Outdoor amenities from playgrounds to open spaces are wonderful. I look forward to when the Herman Park Center is replaced. Greater things are sure to come!

We enjoyed Herman Park. It was recommended to us by one of the Barista's at Starbucks. And we were…read moreimpressed. There were multiple things to play on and there were plenty of kids out. Such a beautiful day. They had what seemed like new equipment and also some older stuff. The park was shaded well and I can see why people enjoy going here. I didn't see a bathroom out there which can be downside when you have small children. The parking was great. They had a overflow parking lot for busier days at the park. The park seemed to be well kept. There were workers out there cutting grass etc. The park was also situated near a local neighborhood which is really convenient for them. Overall we enjoyed the park + the weather.

I love Stoney Creek Park! Yes, I wouldn't go there after a lot of rain, but that would apply to…read morehalf of Goldsboro. Stoney Creek is a great place to get some exercise outdoors, take your dog for a walk, or if you love photography, it can be a beautiful backdrop for your subjects. Don't forget your bug spray! Enjoy!

I understand that this used to be a neighborhood, and sometime back in the 90's the homes were torn…read moredown and the Parks and Recreation board inherited the property. They have a ways to go. Now it should be mentioned that I am looking at this park during the winter months, but there are still some glaring areas that need attention. There are many spots through the park with low lying areas that contain stagnant water that during the spring summer and fall will be breeding mosquitoes. Need to eliminate them with some fill dirt and reseed before it is too late to do so. You will spend more on chemicals to get rid of the bugs and will also drive out those people attempting to enjoy the park. As for the Disc Golf course, I got lost after hole 12. None of the tee boxes are concreted in. They are all mud holes. They need some help. I will re-review in Mid Spring.

Honestly just steer clear of this spot, owners seem to hate that ATVs are at their ATV park... it's…read morelike the owners /employees wake up with the sole itinerary of ruining someone's day.

Terrible customer service, trails where in horrible shape don't recommend going at all,…read moreStaff is incredibly rude and not helpful

Located at Mina Weil Park at 1012 South John Street, Goldsboro, this recreation center is the…read morecity's newest. The gymnasium, kitchen, multi-purpose rooms, picnic shelters and ball fields can be rented for your personal use. However, the City Parks and Recreation team of professionals create an outstanding offering of programs ranging from drop in to instructional and from informal to highly competitive for all ages, abilities and interests. Check out group fitness classes, Special Olympics, corn hole, Senior Games, basketball leagues, Zumba, volleyball softball, sewing, the after school program, the fitness center and so much more. More up to date info available at goldsboroparksandrec.com The park houses 2 softball/baseball fields, outdoor basketball court and tennis court, playground, outdoor swimming pool, outdoor fitness equipment, restrooms and 2 large picnic shelters. Ride your bike! Bike rack and various bike maintenance equipment available right at the entrance.

Went to the facility today 8/6/2022 for my Family Reunion we get There the refrigerator was full…read moreand there were pizzas in the over that didn't belong to us..... the staff wasn't friendly at all and one of the staff told everyone they had to leave at 3:40 when we had the facility until 4pm. We were already cleaning the place and everyone would have been out of the room at 4 but he didn't give us time to thank our families for coming and we love them and to be safe:( but yet he got in line to get a plate of food (I didn't know until later because he wouldn't have gotten that plate) rudeness shouldn't be a part of renting a facility....... we were very disappointed in the way the staff member treated us he was rude from the moment we arrived....... We don't recommend this facility for rental mainly for how ugly the Staff was. The facility itself was really nice but the staff not so much

Nice place. Daughter has all her U10 soccer games here. Has grass and AstroTurf fields.read more

This regional sports complex has been open for three years and I'm the first to review of thousands…read morewho have attended tournaments and played on the fields since 2017. This meticulously maintained and clean facility is on Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and operated by the City of Goldsboro Parks and Recreation Department. There are a total of 8 all weather fields, 6 natural hybrid Bermuda grass fields and two artificial turf. A designated championship field, concession stand, 500+ paved parking spaces, spotless restrooms and a cross country course round out the amenities. A splash pad is coming soon! These rectangular fields serve teams of all ages and abilities playing soccer, football, lacrosse, field hockey and ultimate frisbee. Whether you're traveling here to compete or a local resident signing up for a hometown athletic league, you'll be proud to hear jets overhead from the Air Force's premiere F-15E strike eagle fighter wing and combat wing.

Located on the Neuse and Little Rivers this nonprofit historic park is located on the site of the…read moreformer town of Waynesborough, the original seat of Wayne County from 1787 until 1847. Run by the Old Waynesborough Commission. The park consists of a village featuring nine historic buildings brought from across the county. These buildings, including a school, lawyer's office, and Quaker meeting house, date from the 1860's to the 1920s. The Visitors Center is open on weekends only. 9-5 Friday and Saturday 1-5 on Sundays. In addition to the village there are 150 acres along the Neuse and Little Rivers with over four miles of walking trails through open spaces, forest, and cypress swamp. This area is also on the NC Birding Trail. There is a family cemetery from the 1800s accessible by walking trail. Facilities are available for weddings, reunions, and other special events. Popular area for photo shoots. The hiking trails, especially bridges need repair and maintenance desperately to be safe. While there are trash cans, much more trash is littering the grounds.

Park is nice and clean and swings and other equipment in great shape. Very quiet and family saferead more

Princeton is a very small town about 20 minutes from Goldsboro. I have been to this park several…read moretimes. Its a small park with about 3 pplay areas for kids and a small gravel track. There is also a shelter for a group lr picnic. Its not a bad park, it just needs some updating. I go to the park when i am working with my client who uses a wheel chair. The gravel tracm makes it difficult to push him around & is verh difficult to get him to walk on the rocks. The park itself is great for the size of the town. Whenever/if ever they fix the track they will vet 5 stars