This lovely park is located not far from where US-1 makes its 90 degree turn near the historic…read moredistrict. It is a larger park, taking up a full city block in this mostly residential neighborhood. Open from sunrise to sunset, the park features a lighted basketball court, two lighted tennis courts, a large picnic shelter that has grills and a water fountain, a quarter-mile walking track and a playground. The playground is quite large and is on a sand base. Swing set, climbing frame, monkey bars. All the stuff you need for your toddlers to burn off some energy. There is street parking. [Review 14738 overall, 238 of 2021, number 780 in South Carolina.]

Here observing introductory swim lessons! They say the water is cold. It usually is when you're…read morefirst getting in. Once you're in, you'll adjust. First steps include: mouth bubbles, nose bubbles, and whole face dips with bubbles. I appreciate the time they take with the beginners!

Sometimes, like people, it is the places right in front of us that we often overlook. For me, it…read morewas a city park just two blocks away. Granted I moved right as the first lockdown occurred and society was cautious concerning human interaction, but I should have taken advantage of this resource sooner. I will start by clarifying that the community center attached to the Park has not been open since at least 2020. I was told by one commissioner that it is unable to be reopened until structural repairs are made to the building. This, much to the dismay of my neighborhood, includes the adjoining swimming pool. But hopefully that will all be taken care of soon. Also, the children's area is not particularly where I find myself enjoying time here. Instead, the baseball field, walking track, and basketball court are where I have recently found respite. The baseball field is mostly grass at this point so it serves as a almost completely secure space for my three dogs to run around. I know that's not the original purpose, but for now that is how I use it. The walking track is not quite a quarter mile, but close enough that 5 laps will get you there. I am sure parents/guardians appreciate that it encompasses the playground so they can watch their children play while getting in some exercise. I prefer mornings if I am putting in a few laps, due to the quiet and the lower temperature. The basketball court is technically four, all parallel. This provides an adequate number of hoops for those who want a full game and those who just want to work on their free throw. As for me, it serves as a spot to work on my three pointer (ugly, but effective). I have yet to use the pavilion, which is covered and has two grills with tables and benches, but the next time I plan a larger gathering of friends that will be the spot. Parking is ample and the Parks & Rec Department does a great job keeping the area clean and mowed. Also, it is only three blocks from downtown! So if you are ever in the area, stop by and unwind. That's what it's for.

The community center is centrally located. There are food places nearby, it's close to the highway,…read moreand has plenty of parking. They have various activities in the evenings. Basketball, volleyball, boxing, etc. The staff is nice and friendly. We always have a good time coming here. You can come out and play a pick-up game for little to no cost.

I like the Warren Road Community Center's track. This is a great place to workout, especially in…read morethe summer. The track is paved and there are lots of trees that help keep the track shaded. They have several benches stationed around the track. Warren Road Community Center also offers several workout options for indoor. They have an instructor that teaches BeastMode, LoudCrowd, Belly Dance, Karate, Zumba and Yoga. You can also utilize the tennis or basketball courts. There's also a great playground for kids too! There aren't a lot of parking spaces, so it could get crowded on days/times when classes are going on.

Great little park in the Friarsgate neighborhood. We came here for a birthday party and had a great…read moretime. Irmo little league is played here and there's a pretty decent indoor basketball court. They have a great activity room for hosting gatherings and what-not. The activity room has an adjacent kitchen, which is perfect for preparing things for guests. The outdoor area may not be huge, but it's enough for a couple baseball fields and entertaining the kids.

Not far from the historic district of Aiken, Eustis Park is a nice 8 acre park that has some…read moreinteresting topology. It gently slopes downhill to the basketball court, pickleball courts, tennis court and playground. Lots of trees and space with a 3/8 mile walking track. The two picnic shelters are reservable. [Review 14743 overall, 243 of 2021, number 783 in South Carolina.]

Great family location with baseball fields and terrific playground equipment. Perfect spot for my…read moregrandsons to burn off energy before the long car ride home.

Seven Oaks Park is great! We take our kids everyday after hubby gets home from work. Great soccer…read morefields! Walking trail & play ground. Our kids love running around & getting some fresh air. There's so many fields which is great everyone gets to enjoy the park. There's plenty of shade.

The soccer fields off William Few are extremely well lit and there's plenty of parking.read more

The park at first glance is very nice and seems like it's taken care of. There's ample parking, and…read moreplenty of field space to go around. The facility here is pretty nice too, with basketball courts, bathrooms, water fountains and I believe they evens have some vending machines the last time I was there. Getting to the park is fairly easy too, as there are two entrances to two different parking lots. The park is close by the Columbia County Fairgrounds too. I'd highly recommend making an outing here!

A brand new training gym specializing in basketball and volleyball. Has many different training…read moreoptions available depending upon age and skill level. My daughter has been training with Next Level Training Academy for well over a year and I have definitely seen the improvement in her game. The training is fundamental, not at all gimmicky and will translate well to actual games. Trainers are professional and nurturing, as I've mostly seen them with younger kids. Definitely worth taking your kid if you are looking to get them into a legit training atmosphere. My daughter doesn't play volleyball but from what I've seen all aspects apply to the volleyball training as well.

From the owner: Next Level Training Academy is a sports performance training company focusing on building strength,…read moresports specific skill and confidence, for children ages 8-18.