The 47 best parks and gardens in Wilmington

Airlie Gardens was an incredible experience, and we highly recommend it! The butterfly exhibit was the highlight for us—it was really cool to be surrounded by so many beautiful butterflies. A couple of the people in our party were wearing blue shirts, which apparently attract them, so they kept landing on their backs and shoulders. The walking paths are well-maintained and allowed us to really enjoy all the gardens. We also found the turtles in the pond quite charming and friendly. It was a fantastic experience.

Beautiful gardens at a very reasonable price. Take your time and stroll around taking in the beautiful sights and sounds that this gardens has to offer. The live oaks are truly magnificent with the Spanish moss flowing from their branches. There are very colorful flower groupings that give inspiration for home gardeners. They have many benches to sit and reflect as well tiered step gazebo that leads right down to the water where multiple turtles come to great visitors. The day that we visited, we saw the most beautiful birds fly in near the tiered steps and land on a branch a little ways away. The best we could tell, they looked pink but we had no idea what they were or if our eyes were playing tricks on us in the bright lighting. I took multiple pictures on my cell phone from different angles and zoomed in several times not knowing if I was actually capturing anything. When we got home I was looking through the photos and discovered that they were in fact pink and was able to see their flat wide bill well enough to identify them as Roseate Spoonbill. I have never seen these birds before and was astonished that we had been lucky enough to witness 3 of these beautiful creatures swooping in and landing on a branch! Just beautiful. There are many things to see and discover at Airlie Gardens that it is worth spending several hours walking, picnicking, and discovering the natural beauty of this part of North Carolina, so don't miss it!

Airlie Gardens is hands down one of my favorite places in Wilmington. It’s perfect for a family day, a romantic picnic, a solo stroll, or even a photo shoot—there’s something magical about it in every season, but spring (March–April) is especially breathtaking when everything is in bloom. There are tucked-away spots for quiet moments, statues, stone pillars, water features, a butterfly house, local sculptures, and a cobblestone maze that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairytale. It’s even a popular wedding venue, and it’s easy to see why. We bought the season membership (about $75 for a family of five), which was well worth it compared to paying per visit. It’s also kid-friendly, has a cute gift shop, clean bathrooms, and plenty of parking. Whether you’re visiting, local, or looking for the perfect spot to propose—don’t skip this place. Airlie is rich with beauty, history, and memories just waiting to be made. ✅ Best in spring ✅ Romantic, kid-friendly, and peaceful ✅ Ideal for photos, picnics, and proposals 🎯 Tip: Grab the season pass if you plan to come more than once

Absolutely beautiful! Live oaks, winding paths along the water, turtles, butterfly house sculptures art work along the walk. They also have a free gulf cart shuttle that makes various stops around the gardens for those not physically able to walk the distances between the various gardens. I take my out of town guests and they love the experience.

We love Airlie Gardens! It’s beautiful, serene, and always well kept, with so much to see and explore. We often bring a blanket for picnics by the water — the kids love running around and discovering new spots. It’s also absolutely magical during Christmas time. We’ve had a membership for a while now and plan to keep it for years to come!

I'm amazed by the natural beauty of magnificent, Grand oaks trees, draped in Spanish moss, on the banks of creeks in the gardens. I was there to Officiate a wedding (and, what a perfect setting for a wedding ceremony!), and I cannot wait to come back and meander the many winding paths with my camera.

It’s very beautiful. It’s got so much to see. The fountain is what I was here for. The whole farden feels very fairytale-like. Considering the hot and humid weather in Wilmington, you’d like to bring more water because the place is quite large. Their is this “mystery grave” from 18th century which adds some special vibe to the garden. Bird lovers will love this place and it’s very easy to get cool photographs. Note that the gate at the exit opens inward, so make sure your car is not too close to the gate upon leaving.

Nice little park with a walking track. The trail has well shaded areas and benches to sit at, spaced out around the trail. Some of the parking lot can be shaded. There is also a nice swing set for kids to enjoy.

My favorite little gem of a park. Perfect 1.2 mile loop in a nicely shaded path. I walk and run here three or more times a week. It’s never too busy and folks all are friendly. It’s also tucked away so little traffic noises.

A lovely park for the whole family! Great play and picnic areas. The nature center has critters to see, activity games to learn about local plants and animals. The walking trails are shady, quiet, and we'll maintained. Makes for a splendid visit!

It was super fun the playground and the hiking was all so good

They have educational walks that you can sign up for.

Attended Fire in the Pines here today, my first visit to the park. Also walked the trail, which is paved and well maintained. Lovely park and the festival was really informative!

Huge park with lots of trails - rough and paved. Signage in pertinent areas. Nice play area spread out in different sections. Very nice event building. Spent over an hour and didn't get to all of it.

First time here, close by. Decently sized with shade, access to plenty of water. There is soft vinyl pool there for dogs to splash around in which was quite stagnantly gross, and doesn't appear to be cleaned often. Which was reported to me by other dog owners. Pet owners friendly. 🚻 not too far away. Inadequate parking for designated for dog park visitors that are taken over daily by womens running group or cyclist groups, that meet pretty regularly. This complaint was also brought to my attention per local pet owners during our visit. When pet owners have kindly asked that they not take up the majority of parking spaces right at the dog park and to please utilize parking closer to towards the 🚻, which are plenty. They disregard and appear to have no consideration, as though they are entitled. It's always nice to find a place to bring your dogs to be out in nature, socialize, and get their needed exercise. I am grateful/thankful. Yet, that pool must go or be regularly cleaned by park staff.

Another great park. Tennis courts, children's playground, dog run area, great walking trails. My most recent visit the grass was mowed, however alot of weeds growing in plant bed areas needing attention. Also women's bathroom needed attention. Multiple dead trees.

My pups love to walk around Empie Park. My beagle-basset tries to pick up errant tennis balls. And my other pups loves that someone put a water bowl by the drinking fountain. She loves drinking the fresh filtered water. They both love the attention they get while visiting the courts.

Fun location for exercise and tennis for the whole family.

I go here for the dog park. They have a nice kiddie playground and tennis courts as well. It's a nice place

Cute park but all restrooms out of order. Come on Wilmington you can do better.

Very nice park. Tons of parking, 19 tennis courts, bocce ball courts, horse shoe stations, connects to a greenway and lots of bike trails. We went on a Saturday around 9:45 and while it was busy it wasn’t overwhelming at all! The dog park is nice and shaded with tons of water bowls around, running water and benches to sit at. Slightly smaller but very clean! Our dogs loved stretching their legs!

This park is absolutely amazing! Stunning pine trees are known for air purifying properties. Although I don’t have little kids I loved the playground they have built. Also a “playground” for big kids/adults. A very nice playground for dogs. There is a little pond with koi fish and turtles. I even spotted a Muscovy duck, which is native to Central/ South America, but domesticated in North America. I still can’t wrap my mind around it- what this exotic duck doing here? Alone in the park.

This park is delightful. We visited while on vacation. We found it serendipitously. There are sidewalks but you can walk anywhere across the expansive areas. There is plenty of room for people to relax, read and rest. The dog park was well laid out with separate fenced areas for large and small dogs. There are lots of trees including the amazing loblolly pines with lots of pine cones. I collected cones for a wreath. This is a great place for birding. We saw at least 10 species in only about 20 minutes.

Such a beautiful, exciting, and lovely park for events, walking, sports, and special activities. It's large and very expansive, and you can hike and see various animals and birds. They have a great miniature American ninja warrior course as well.

Great place for just about any activity! Pretty flowers and many paths throughout the park. Dog friendly!

I'm an out of towner, and stumbled upon this lovely park. I came 2x to get my steps in the 1.5 mile trail that surrounds the park. Very well maintained.

I wish we had a playground/park of this caliper in our hometown (we're only visiting)! This checked all my boxes and even had a Free Little Library at the playground. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

A clean and beautiful trail! I always feel safe bringing my kids here. There’s something for everyone—my husband enjoys the basketball courts, my son loves the playground, our pup gets to run at the dog park, and we all enjoy the long walking trail together.

Features the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater, which is a good place to see musical acts, a long path around the lake for walking or jogging, and boat ramp to launch kayak and small fishing craft. Also courts and concessions for many sports.

Great place for a little bit of every kind of recreation. The neighbors around the lake are friendly for the most part, the parks around the lake are kept clean and well maintained/ manicured without taking away from the natural beauty of the lake. Great efforts have been implemented in cleaning up the water shed and maintaining a healthy eco system.

It's a beautiful place to walk around, lots of shade from the trees. They offer paddle boats, with a small playground and a great skate park.

Live this lake. Yellow bellied turtles, indegenous to the area, are aplenty. Egrets and other birds, including the red tailed hawk are also here. Quiet and plenty of activities to enjoy. Kayaking, paddleboating, and canoeing available at affordable prices.

We had a great time kayaking here. Saw hundreds of turtles, numerous birds and EIGHT GATORS!

Great park in a convenient location. I go there for bird watching but there are an abundance of facilities. A 4.5 mile paved path loops the lake accommodating runners, walkers, and bicyclists. The main parking lot abuts a playground, canoe livery, a skate park, and tennis courts. The tennis courts also serve as pickleball courts.

Beautiful trail, great spot to run. I was visiting from out of town and very happy I chose this spot to get in my morning run.

The park is a pretty good time. I can only speak to the arcade and mini golf areas. It’s a pretty affordable place for a date night. The only reason I couldn’t give the place five stars because the mini golf nature area needs some landscaping love. The arcade has updated games were nice but they do cost around $1.75 a game. It’s a nice little gem.

Good time with fun and laughs. Go kart track is short but you go around a good amount of times. Single rider and double rider available. 18 hole mini golf course is basic, nothing too hard. Arcade games and prizes inside.

It's better than not having a water park but lacks in some areas. The kiddie section is really small and not much to do for the cost.... but still my 2 year old grandson had a BLAST and 2 and under is free, so there's that.

On this visit I was visiting friends in Raleigh, North Carolina. I decided to take my nephew to jungle rapids. It was his first time at a water park and he lived it. Half the ride were not operational and the price to play the arcade games is outrageous. There isn't much to do in that part of North Carolina.

The kids had a great time. The area in Where the food is served, was really hot. The fans were off. Staff members continued to make sure the water park was clean. The lines were not that long for the rides.

This place was so much fun! My son picked Jungle Rapids for his birthday and it did not disappoint. God blessed us with the perfect day here! Thank you!

Just had my daughter’s 6th birthday party there in their Jungle Room. This was a huge space with slides, obstacles to climb, ball pits, and inflatables. 20 kids showed up and had a great time. They provided pizza and drinks. It was truly turn-key. Two delightful staff members helped us and our guests. We didn’t even have to clean up. Wonderful experience!

really nice park around a beautiful lake in Wilmington. thoroughly enjoyed it about 4 and 1/2 Mile walk and appears to be continuing. working on bridges and moving paths a little closer to the lake and less residential viewing

Great for putting a few miles in on the bike or walking. Approximately 4-5 miles around. You may see alligators, native birds, squirrels, and plenty other friendly folks enjoying the Greenfield park.

I love it here....they are really cleaning it up down there and it's just such a zen environment every time I visit....this is definitely a special place!

Easy parking and shady paths to walk around lake. We are from out of the area and hoped to see the gator. It did not disappoint. Plenty of turtles greeted us, too.

Really beautiful place to stop and take a breather. Their was plenty of benches and so many turtles in the water. The bathrooms sucked and I think someone was using drugs in the stall while singing.

Beautiful views and wildlife. Went in the afternoon and felt safe. Loops was about 4.5 miles for us

Beautiful, peaceful place for walking, cycling, paddle boating, picnics & a nice playground for the children. There is NO swimming allowed as the lake is home to alligators and poisonous snakes. There are tons of turtles. All best viewed from the many bridges and gazebos sprinkled about the 4 mile path around the lake. The flower gardens are lovely, plenty of opportunities to take some great photos. I personally love the gorgeous cypress trees with Spanish moss draping down.

This is a fantastic place to see many Venus fly traps and other carnivorous plants up close! Venus fly traps are only found within a 100km radius of Wilmington, which makes them a huge treasure of this area. There are many signs to help you learn more about the plants in this garden and how to spot them (some are very small). This park is an incredible way to showcase something uniquely beautiful about NC.

We went for the flytrap frolic and my kids had a great time! It was very hot that day. However, there is some shade along the trail. You definitely want to try to find the different kinds of carnivorous plants that are smaller than you think. It kept my kids entertained.

We went on Tuesday of this week. My daughter has been going for over a year. I was using a walker, so she took photos for me with my phone. The fly traps are grown only within a 100 mile radius of Wilmington, NC. So, they and the other plants have been grown here. Stanley Rehder grew the plants and worked on this beautiful location for 25 yr. He started, cultivated and helped grow this area. The walkway has trees, ferns & 100 yr old moss lining the walkway. The trees are magnolias, pine & oak. All of this park is a tribute to Stanley Rehder and The NC Park & Recreation Department. Here are the photos taken. The walkways and the observation areas are well planned & people of all abilities can enjoy at least some of the park. You do not buy tickets. IT IF FREE TO EVERYONE!

This park is a hidden gem for anyone who is a plant enthusiast. It’s right in the heart of Wilmington. It’s a beautiful place to spend some time in nature and learn more about carnivorous plants. I learned that Venus Flytraps are only found growing in the wild within 100 mile radius of Wilmington, NC, nowhere else in the world. We very much enjoyed our visit.

At 1st on the walk on we thought it was too late and saw nothing. But after the display our eyes tuned in knowing what we looking for. Look around the more moist areas you will see abundance there. True hidden gem

Pretty cool place to take a walk and escape some of the city-isisms. Variety of carnivorous plants in the “wild” and some factoid plaques to assist along the way. Easy parking and Handicap access to the place in the video after that it’s a little more off-with pavers. Check it out!

I had no idea that ALL Venus fly traps were from within 100 miles of Wilmington. Has to do with the soil. This park is free and very informative. Signs and markers make it very easy for a self guided tour. You will also learn about other plants that grow there. We were disappointed at first because we didn’t see any, however we didn’t know how to spot them. They were small when we were there, but upon closer inspection we found they were everywhere. It was a very nice park. I’d like to go back in late summer to see the difference from when we were there mid spring.

We started the Gary Shell Cross City Trail from Wade Park, then followed the Shell Cross City Trail signs to Hayburton Park. The park has many oak and long pine needle trees that are beautiful. There's also a dog dish for water to feed your fur babies. Parking at Gary Shell is free. The trail is EASY. I didn't really care to walk on the sidewalk between parks and expected that it would be more of nature path, but it was only natural in the two parks we walked through. We walked around 5.5 miles round trip and it was good to get some exercise. The bonus was the alligator in the pond at Wade Park.

Great facility for sports - ball fields, tennis, skate ramps, walking trails, playground equipment, picnic areas and a nice pond for turtles and geese or ducks. The skateboarders on the trails were more considerate than the dog walkers I came across. There are also two fenced off areas for dogs to play and plenty of bags and trash receptacles plus water.

Beautiful park and decently sized dog park. Not dirty, and sidewalk is relatively large.

Nice park, walking trails are paved, turtle and fish pond are nice and the park is clean and well maintained, restrooms are clean. Covered picnic areas have electrical outlets and their is a skate park, tennis courts, soccer fields and workout area as well as a dog park. Really great park in this area!

Small dog park is pretty well shaded and has some benches for seating. Large dog park has a bench but only 1 tree so be prepared to cook while your doggos play. The 'park' is mostly a fenced in sand pit

Great fields and playground equipment. The walking and bike trails are sufficient and safe. We love riding our bikes here for sports practice.

Great park for kids! It's got a fun playground with swings and slides (some of which was under a shade canopy), a lovely walking path around a pond (my kids' enjoyed watching the ducks and turtles), picnic pavilions, bathrooms, and even a little free library. We will definitely be returning.

I love this park! Theres so many things to do here. There is a tennis court, skate park, workout spot, walking/bike trail, picnic tables, soccer field, restroom area, dog park ect. They have their own management facility, the land is well kept and mowed. Plenty of shade. Plenty of beautiful nature around. 👌🏼

Love this park! Enjoy walking the trail and viewing the wildlife! Children love the playground. The newest addition that has claimed Wade Park as home, is our “Alligator “. He can usually be viewed from the dam. Keeping your pets on a leash and being aware are necessary! (Perhaps he needs a name!).

I gave Wade Park a five-star review because of the alligator in the pond! The park itself is lovely and well maintained. The bathrooms are super clean. The path is a loop, but we took it to the Gary Shell Cross City Trail all the way to Hayburton Park. You can add on extra mileage with the cross city trail.

Great neighborhood nature walk and playground. Lots of marsh wildlife in a small area, with a trail just long enough for the attention span of small kids. The bathrooms could use refurbishment, better security, and they're often locked.

Lovely park with a paved walking path and boardwalk over the marshy areas. The water is teeming with life. We saw 5 turtles. A playground is available for children. Parking is limited but available along with restrooms and trash bins. Leashed dogs are welcome.

I live right next to Wade. Walk my dog there all the time. Unique Park, as most is marsh with walkways. Lots of bird life and various plants and waterlife.

Great park with a short walking/biking loop that's great for kids. There's even a wooden bridge for turtle watching!! The playground is more for kids 3-4 years and up, lots of things to climb on. Not a lot of parking though but it wasn't super busy when we went so it wasn't an issue.

Smaller park. Great for runs to change up the scenery if you get tired of the neighborhood. They have children's playground equipment as well as swings. You will definitely see people and some wildlife ( red tails hawks, squirrels, alligator, etc)

Perfect little one mile loop. Wide enough for two people on the majority of the trail, single track as you pass behind the residential areas. Path could have been marked better but we figured it out. Super peaceful on a cool, cloudy morning. Not busy!

Easy walk nature trail. Picnic table at entrance. No restrooms. A few benches along the way. Canoe storage on-premise and dock.

What a beautiful little trail! It's really well maintained, though not really marked. There are a lot of smaller trails diverging from the main one. Some informational signs along the main trail about local flora and fauna. I am just disappointed in lack of respect from people not picking up their dog poo. If your dog is on a leash, as stated, you should see when and where they poo and use the bags that are in full supply at the front to pick it up and dispose of it properly. It's all right in the middle of the .

Great spot to go for dogs and or just to burn calories for a healthy lifestyle. Very clean trails and a scenic location. Great parking and dog bags for soggy doo clean up. There is benches on the trail to sit and relax to be part of nature. Great spot to visit.

Nice little park - about 1 mile worth of walking trails with lots of trees and several areas with water/swamp areas. Also includes a kayak launch

Kayak launch is about 1 mile from the parking lot. You might be able to carry a tandem with another person but it’s still quite the walk. If you are a solo kayaker don’t bother.

Very pretty nature walk! Dog friendly, on leash only. No bathrooms.

Hi. We googled this lovely place and went to see it a few times. It's a beautiful place of nature: to hear all the lovely birds songs, to see many creatures and enjoy. Well-placed benches are great to relax and listen to all these lovely sounds that are coming from everywhere. Our many thanks for the maintenance crew. You people are doing a great job to keep this place beautiful. Please convey our appreciation to them. Thank you for not planting "foreign" plants that don't belong and would interfere with a local habitat. All the critters are thankful also. This place is very special and unique. It's not just a walk through nature, it's a lovely place to reconnect with it and to be a part of it.

We. February isn't the best time to visit, but we were expecting to catch sight of a handful of early ephemerals. Unfortunately we only found one plant blooming. There is very little parking (just 4 spaces capped at one hour) and the trash bins along the trails were overflowing badly. Overall this is an amazing resource and I'd love to try checking it out some other time. The minnows and turtles in the wetland pond were at least interesting even if the plant life was a little disappointing.

Located on the grounds of the beautiful North Carolina University. Well marked. Nice little nature walk. Would probably be more interesting in the spring

Nice place to walk a bit before our 4 hr drive home. Nothing special, might be better in the spring. Parking is $2/hr at a metered parking lot with 4 spots at the head of the trail.

Love this little spot on campus! A lovely space to go and enjoy the woodland experience without being too far away from everything. Love sitting by the pond and watching the sun go down through the trees. Still haven't seen the whole woods yet, such a nice spot!

Nice little loop of trials off tucked away on the campus. Definitely needs some clean up (so many pine needles…makes it hard to walk in places) so wear good shoes! There’s a garden, bench areas all over the park which is really nice, and a few rows of seating in one area if you have a group. The pup had a blast and so did we. Only downfall is no flowers…may be to early in the season though.

Really love exploring this area when I'm in Wilmington. Lots of fun bugs to look at in the summer and early fall.

Visited while we were in town in July. My husband and I love history and decided to tour the mansion. We paid the extra five dollars for the guided tour and it was well worth it. Our guide was full of information and fun facts, and had a great personality! Truly one of the most interesting old mansion tours we’ve done.

Fun rainy day option for visitors staying at our beach house. We were happy to have private parking for free with admission tickets. We followed a self guided tour on our phone. Group of 5 all enjoyed the outing. The docent was friendly, informative, and even offered to take our group picture. Head over to Front Street Brewery afterwards for food & drinks.

Very informative! The volunteers are amazing. The history seems just not that long ago. Unfortunately, a few sad parts of history that must be known. It gives you insights on how short a time ago things have changed. Its worth the history knowledge to see it.

This was the coolest manshion museum I've been too! There were numerous innovative items I've never seen before: windows into kids rooms, indoor plumbing, etc.

Bill, our tour guide was very informative and courteous. We enjoyed our tour very much.

The Bellamy Mansion offers self-guided tours on your smartphone and QR codes so you can tour at any time rather than on the hour like the other historical houses. This house does have a free parking lot so that makes it convenient to visit. Again, the house is not handicap accessible for tours but they do offer a video of the history for those who cannot use the stairs, and there are a lot of stairs. The antebellum house was built in 1861 and is the largest of the three homes at 10,000 sq feet. It has a few architectural styles, from Greek Revival to Neoclassical to Italianate. The buildings you can tour are the carriage house, urban slave quarters, and the 22-room mansion. I preferred the guided tours over this self-guided one as I like the interaction and hearing the docent explain the history. The self-guided tour did provide some of that and hearing the stories of the black craftsman who built the house and seeing the deplorable conditions they lived. I'm glad this aspect was included instead of trying to be covered up. I did enjoy going up to the Belvedere as that wasn't a feature I've seen before and it had great views. Dr. Bellamy's money did not come as a physician but from his plantations, where they made tar, pitch, and turpentine. One year's profit paid for the Bellamy Mansion. The upper floors do not have much if any, furnishings. The gardens that surround the house are nice. The mansion provides a good bit of history, but I'd take the guided tour if offered.

This was an experience for sure. If you have an interest in history this is a learning experience. The condition of the grounds is well kept and the was indicative of that point in history. There should be some appreciation for our modern day creature comforts. The location is as advertised. My visit was a couple of years ago but worth the time if you are in the area.

Super cute (& FREE) spot to visit while in Wilmington. Our dog was staying in the hospital across the street and this place gave me a little bit of peace during that stressful time. Many places to just sit and enjoy the views and honestly a lot to see even though it’s not super big. Plenty of parking, we visited mid day on a weekday though so it could be busy weekend days. Overall, it’s a very nice place to visit and it’s well maintained!

Stopped in, visiting from out of state for a wedding and really enjoyed the grounds and architectural foliage designed on campus. It was larger than I expected. Clean, well manicured, sizable array, and free, even with a pumpkin disposal on site they utilize for composting. The Japanese garden was my favorite. They have plants for sale, various artwork on the property, and a sizable parking lot for visitors. Keep up the fantastic work, everyone!

So peaceful and quiet. Lovely place for some meditation or to clear your thoughts. The garden layout is very nice and there are plenty of spots to sit in the shade and enjoy a book or just sit there contemplating nature and if you forgot to bring a book then you can pick one up at one of the free book boxes on the property. The koi fish are gigantic and fun to watch.

It was my first time visiting an Arboretum since I moved back to NC and it was a bit smaller than what I was used to in KY but it was so beautiful as soon as you walk in a big beautiful pond with a ton of fishes that swam right up to the surface. They also have plant sales on Saturdays. The day I visited sadly wasn't a Saturday, I may go back to visit just to get the Mother of Millions succulent.

Fantastic Arboretum in the Wilmington area of NC. The garden area is small and filled with various areas to explore. There is a butterfly garden that was filled with various butterflies on the day we visited in October. There is also a beautiful Japanese Garden which is pretty impressive for such a small space. The Japanese Garden has a large Koi pond with the very typical red bridge to cross over along with some beautiful plantings. The garden also has many quiet areas to sit and rest as you make your way through the garden area. Some of the areas are shady with art work scattered throughout and other benches are positioned in the sun. Many of the perennials were finished blooming for the summer. The annuals though, were in full bloom and just bright and colorful. Great way to spend a few hours

It was a pretty garden. Easy to walk around. I appreciate the time and effort the volunteers put in. The dragon and the gnome were cute touches.

1st time here. The place was recommended by volunteers here. It didn't disappoint! Lots to see and kid friendly! They have a beautiful Koi pond and they are huge! The plants and trees are labeled and the statues are amazing! It's worth coming to see it and it's free!!!

Lots of fun. A kids museum for sure with lots of hands-on things to try and view. The history section was very interesting and good for adults. We did the scavenger hunt which we really enjoyed despite us all being adults! Front desk was happy to find us concession pricing. Also, very few of the hands-on things were broken which is better than many other kids museums around.

Super fun video exhibit, my husband enjoyed it as much as the kids. We went back twice! They also loved the space exhibit. They need to share both sides as far as the origin of life, creation as well millions of years

Wow wow wow. We spent 3 hours at the Cape Fear Museum of History and Science and still feel like it wasn't enough, so we will go back again in a week. My kids (3 and 6) had so much fun exploring the hands-on exhibits, their favorite was the space room with different types of activities related to the solar system. I have never seen them being this excited before. Even my husband had a great time in the Space Place, usually he is not the type to enjoy museums. The outdoor activities were a huge hit, my kids didn't want to leave. I definitely recommend visiting this museum, especially if you have kids.

Family enjoyed this very much. We explored for over 2 hours. Great place to learn and explore.

My wife and I relocated to Wilmington several months ago and had the opportunity to go to the museum today. We had visited a few years ago and we very pleased to see the great renovations done. What a great way to learn more about our new hometown! I would encourage everyone young and old to visit this gem in town!

Very interesting stuff. They cover a wide range of topics (little too much fire safety) but go to the second floor and and hear about some of the political history of Wilmington!! I think you'll find it very informative!!

With hands-on exhibits and information that spoke to kids and adults, we had a great time and walked away with a great experience. The sport exhibit has so many activities. The space station sparked great “wow” moments. The museum had a scavenger hunt with prizes on the day of our visit. The space looks smaller than it is. Several floors to explore, including an outside area. Easy parking. Knowledgeable staff.

Magical space. The haunts will walk along with you, and you'll feel as if history is peeking into the present. A photographers delight. Check out this Free Wilmington destination!

I have been living in the Wilmington area for little over a year. I've heard and read alot about this cemetary and finally made a brief visit there yesterday. I will be going back when have more time to explore and enjoy. Kind of a neat place with lots of history.

What a magical place One of my favorites in Wilmington

Absolutely beautiful. You can spend hours walking around. The trees and flowers are just lovely. Lots of history. Stunning stones. They take very good care of this cemetery.

Historic, educational, beautiful, well maintained, literally a space in time that is untouched. They also offer different tours throughout the year. Excellent place to do community service. Endless learning opportunities. I wish every historical site were preserved the way Oakdale has been.

I love the history of this graveyards. Love how well kept it is. Feel like I could spend a month here and still have more questions about the inhabitants. Learning late in life I should of gone to school for taphonomy...

This is a beautiful well kept cemetery. if you enjoy historical places, you will want to visit . Confederate and union soldiers were buried here. It is huge and I will return to see more of it.

Fantastic dog park, nice sandy park with benches for the owners and poop bags on site. Fenced and very large for your dog to run free and play.

There is a nice portion of spaces available for a variety of activities. There are spaces for children at a playground, There is a water park area for the children. The park has a area open for dogs. Both small and large dogs have specific separate dog spaces. My dog loves her small dog visit.

This place was great! There is a side for large dogs and aside for smaller dogs! There is lots of room to play and very clean.

Plenty of room. Nice people. Could use a little rain shelter but the trees give shade. Good trails around too for taking walks.

Small dog side has plenty of room. Sandy and long pine leafs/needles.

Always the perfect place to exercise by going for a walk, jog, or roll..

It's a nice park area for dogs.

Phone just rings, no website.

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Great park with hammocks, swings and a view second to none of the sunset

Very beautiful place sun set was great

Awesome 👍😎

It’s a beautiful park

Not a park

Definitely a must-see place in Wilmington! Most objects are well preserved pieces from the house. Very knowledgeable and engaging guide who spent a lot of time explaining every interesting object in the house. History is fun and she proved it with excellent tour! The gardens were closed but this made me decide to return one day to see them as well.

Driving back from the low country, my sister and I decided to make a side trip to Wilmington. The tour was fascinating. It was interesting to learn that the house was used for entertaining the Wilmington upper class for many years before the Wright family bought it. And before that, it was the Wilmington jail. The tour takes about an hour and is worth it.

We loved this tour, John our guide was very informative and entertaining. As an architect, I thrive on the history of why we build the way we do, and construction details. The gardens were also so well maintained!

The Burgwin-Wright House offers guided tours on the hour, although my tour lasted over an hour with all the history provided and fascinating stories about the property and the people who lived there. It is the oldest of the three houses. The house is not handicap accessible. It was built in 1770 in the Colonial Era on what was once a jail. It had ballast stone walls. Outside, you can see the jail cells. The house is of Georgian architecture. The house is furnished with items from the 18th and 19th centuries. The house was somewhere Burgwin did business and tried to impress those he entertained. The house shows how they lived in pre-revolutionary times. The paint colors were restored to what they were in 1770. Outside in another building, is the kitchen with a hearth, which was the jailer's quarters. I recommend taking a tour of the Burwin-Wright House if you are interested in history or architecture.

Hunter, the Assistant Curator gave us a wonderful tour of this 18 century home. It’s interesting to note the builder lived 8 miles away on his plantation of 1000 acres. He used this home for entertainment, music, dancing and guest rooms. “The Headquarters of Cornwallis is this 2 story white weather-boarded structure built 1770. Cornwallis maintained his headquarters here while in possession of Wilmington in 1781.” There is a self guided walking tour of the Gardens on site.

Their terrace gardens are lovely! I enjoyed the tour of this Colonial mansion. It holds a special place in history for North Carolina and Wilmington as well as the 13 original colonies! Beautifully decorated interior! A must see if you're in Wilmington! Be sure to add it to your list of must visit!

I knew that Julia was a tour guide when I arrived early to visit the garden and then the historic jail house. Julia has an excellent presentation style and is very gracious about personal interests and needs. I highly recommend this historic site as it is filled with original building materials, furniture, and family heirlooms. Thank you Julia for sharing your kindness and passion for colonial family history.

Beautiful reserve. We go out here with the Wrightsville Beach Tours on their Pirate Tour and sometimes with our kayaks. It's a great area for a picnic and for seashell and sand dollar collecting. Lots of fun.

Absolutely gorgeous! It’s like having your own private island. Just be careful of the tide so you aren’t left high and dry.

Beautiful and relaxing. Well it can be relaxing if inconsiderate people don't come along and start blasting loud music. It amazes me how people act like they are in their own backyard and no one else is around and do whatever they like. Get off their jet ski or boat and let their dogs run free. And blast music. When people who have already been there minding their business are not being loud and obnoxious have choice but to leave because they will catch a charge if they beat some manners into you. But Masonboro Island itself is a beautiful place

Beautiful island that is well worth the extra effort to get to it. The extra payoff for having to take a boat is so many less people and the unique ecology.

Total nature like you're one of only a few people on the planet. No development and hardly anyone around you, like your personal private beach. Getting there can be tricky and best by kayak at high tide.

One of the few barrier islands left along the east coast that has not been touched by any development. A great place to get away from the beach crowds!

One of the most beautiful places I've ever been.

I Just played Arrowhead. It's a surprisingly fun and challenging course for being a pitch and putt. Really good usage of the topography. Great pin positions. Short technical holes. Easy to navigate. In short, Lots of fun. I'll definitely play there again.

This course was Pretty Awesome for working on the technical short game and approach shots,and it can play pretty fast depending on your group/card mates! I would recommend to anyone to play a few rounds there for sure!

Full 18 hole mid level course. Gotten a few aces. Tons of fun

Took the lil guy I nanny for some park fun. It was very nice. He loved it. The only issue I had was the bench on the picnic tables are very far from the table so he had a hard time eating his lunch. It irritates me that people throw food on the floor and create ants but no fault of the park itself.

One of my favorite places to play disc golf. Except on the last visit. Went on a Saturday afternoon got to the second hole/basket, only it wasn’t there you could see where someone cut the pole that held it up. So I just skipped it and played through until the 15th and then crossed the little bridge to get to the other side and found out they also stole 16-18. It amazes me that somebody wanted to play disc golf so bad that they sold the damn baskets. I reckon that this is the world we live in now, where ppl steal stuff that ain’t even worth anything. Just for fun I guess. Or maybe just to steal other people’s fun.

A great place to have outdoor fun.

One of my favorite discgolf parks in Wilmington. Pickle ball, basketball, playground, picnic area. Great little park.

Lovely garden in the middle of renovations right now. 4/23 Not sure where to park for this place and GPS was unsure, too. Had to circle around twice and parked near the recycling bins, since the lot adjacent to the gardens said event parking only. Located in the center of the divided roads going down to Wrightsville Beach. There's a small playground and a few benches as well as a few paths to meander around the gardens.

Beautiful gardens on the loop of Wrightsville Beach. Larger inside than it seems from the outside. Beware of hawks nesting and hunting among the gardens!

Such a beautiful garden! There will also be a mother's day garden party here so head on over and bring ya momma! I can't wait to bring my daughter back once the splash rocks are open for play and there is a cute playground right outside the gardens.

My first time at Harbor Way Gardens won't be my last. The Garden is well worth viewing and there is also a playground the children

Gorgeous garden! Peaceful and relaxing

Beautiful little spot by Wrightsville Beach parks and municipal buildings. Maintained creatively by Harbor island Garden Club.

Beautiful place to relax along the 2 mile loop around the island of Wrightsville Beach NC. Spring time is approaching. The prettiest time of the year to visit the Gardens

Bijou park is a nice concrete urban park in Downtown historical Wilmington North Carolina. Mostly modern art and some benches to relax

It is a cute walkway kind of park in downtown Wilmington. There are scientific statues, a d it is very esthetically pleasing.

Bijou Park is a cute little pocket park in central downtown Wilmington. It's currently being redeveloped and will eventually serve as a cut-through from Front Street down to the waterfront.

Tables, few-no chairs.

Big improvement!

(Translated by Google) Strong artistic atmosphere, relaxed and comfortable (Original) 藝術氛圍濃厚，輕鬆愜意

Been here a few times to go kayaking and really like this spot. Close to Monkey Junction area and good access to the river. Never very busy and there is a nice sandy launch and never had trouble parking. There are a few islands nearby and a salt marsh with nice channels to explore. Good park

Great spot to catch a sunset. We went during a weekday in summer. Not to busy. Parking available and small playground. 4-6 people fishing. Benches on the pier. An alternate kayak launch point walking distance and less people there with the same beautiful view west! Recommended.

This is an excellent place to launch kayaks. It also has a large pier for fishing and watching the sun set.

Great place to catch blue crabs on the pier. Be warn though, there is NO shade other than the picnic place. So if ur going to go crabbing, be prepared to get sunburnt or use sunblock, especially on a hot day. Also there's alligators, if you're lucky you might see them in the evening. This place gets packed easily, first come first serve. Great place to Kayak 5* for Kayaking/boats, everything else 2* The Bathrooms on the other hand.. have no AC so if its hot as hell outside.. you're sitting in a cooker, humid basically Poor ventilation.

Cute little park great for 4-7 year olds. 2 regular swings and 2 baby swings. 5 picnic tables under an awning. It is very well shaded in the afternoons thanks to the trees all around. There's some pretty heavy construction a couple hundred feet away in the fall 2022.

Was a really nice area to visit and hunt for sharks teeth. While my wife and I didn't quite have the experience of finding tons of shark teeth like other reviews have had mentioned. It is a beautiful place to be and an excellent way to spend an afternoon kayaking. We will definitely return next time we're down here and see more of the area.

Nice new Fishing Pier. Good crabbing and fishing off the pier. Bathrooms are clean and well taken care of. Not many places to park by the middle of the day especially The Weeknd. Nice playground for the kids.

2 nice benches near the water. Two boat ramp. Not too busy. Plenty of parking. Beautiful views of the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

This is where me and my beloved wife go and just sit and relax and listen to The birds and the boats that go by. And my wife is not like having her picture taken especially when the wind is blowing. GODSPEED

Amazing views of the Cape Fear River Bridge but better yet is a fantastic place for live music called Live at Ted’s! A must see!

Our favorite boat ramp to use. We live in Leland so it is a short drive across the bridge. Not very busy in morning, we haven't had to wait more than 1 vehicle ahead of us the 4 times we have visited. Love the view of the bridge and boating past the riverwalk. Quick boat ride to shark tooth island. We saw dolphins jumping on our last boat trip a few mins after leaving the ramp.

It's more for the boaters in the area with the boat landing. It's a great view of the bridge as well as pictures of the battleship, sunrise and sunset.

Great spot by the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge.

Beautiful place to view sunsets on the river and Memorial Bridge. And a boat ramp.

Nice, spacious park. The fields are labeled by color on a large plate, (blue, red, orange, and yellow) blue and red you can see coming into the parking lot, orange is seeing coming along the side, although you need to walk down the walkway a bit to read it. Yellow is the smallest sign, hidden between the large spruce trees on the left as you walk along the pathway from the side parking lot, which would be by the sand). Fields were good, plenty of space to sit and watch the games. Restrooms are in a small building labeled “concessions” and they are clean with a water fountain. It’s not the closet walk from the fields but you’ll appreciate they are there. There’s also a playground with shade and a shelter with benches. Sorry, I didn’t take pictures this day. Great place, being a chair.

Great place to practice your football chops. We’re getting ready for the spring adult season and as long as you time the sprinklers, you’re good to go. Easy to get to, and good place for practice.

This park is awesome! Well maintained and beautiful! Always clean! If you like walking, running, bicycling, playing baseball and other sports, this is a wonderful park! And it's paved!!!

Great sports complex! The only reason I gave it 4 stars and not 5 is because of parking.

Great place for a game, Bring your banana boat spray to keep the bugs away!

Good overall facility. Loved that there was a ton of parking along the whole complex. For an out of town tournament this was huge for us. We were also pleased to have ample facilities for restrooms. Two large concession stands and then porta potties on the far field. Decent grass fields that had good drainage. Would rather be on turf, but this was decent except the one field with the massive crown. One thing we were disappointed with was the lack of masks from many of the opposing parents and the refs. Not a single mask.

Clean park and bathrooms are well maintained!

Great park! It has recently been remodeled and the playground has a few different types of swings now. There are bathrooms nearby and 2 different pavillions with picnic tables. There is a fence around the entire playground! Tall trees give decent shade depending on the time of day. There's also a small workout station.

The park doesn’t have swings. That was my daughter’s only complaint. The playground was naturally shaded by tall trees. My 3 and 6 year old were both able to comfortably play on the equipment. The bathrooms were also close by. There were two picnic areas and plenty of parking. I didn’t explore the other side of the building but I believe I saw soccer fields and a basketball court. There was plenty of open space to kick a ball around. So it’s a decent park to kill some time.

Better than I expected and the bathrooms were CLEAN! My kids enjoyed the playground. It was disheartening to see tombstones forgotten about behind the community building.

They've recently redone the playground and we loved it. We liked not dealing with mulch, the large playground and shade from the trees. Picnic area, outdoor gym area, gated and large soccer fields.

update June 27, 2020. I see that in 2016 someone said its a good idea for a new facility but again no running water to drink from the drinking fountain. original post: first off, not a "hood" park. you should lock your car no matter what park you go to. Myself and my two sons walk there and we have fun there but not as much fun as hugh macrae park, obviously we would have to drive to get to that one. I gave it one star to get the city to see this post because why does Macrae park have a water splash pad running all the time but Maides Park doesn't even have a drinking fountain that works on the outside or theres not a toddler changing table in the bathroom.

My grandson practice his tball there. There's a nice playground for the children to go and play and there's activities inside the center

It was a good day for me n the hubby we took a little scooter ride over to the park and enjoyed the day

Place is beautiful in a safe and clean location. Well thought out. Comfy and cozy. Open and easy to get around. Just the right size for a gathering. We had a great time. Felt safe. Even going to the parking deck late at night. Well done Wilmington, Bravo.

Not easily accessible (the park/playground next to the concert venue) to the public on weekends when there is a concert. All of the fencing makes the park feel industrial and uninviting. Sharing photos to show how limited access to the park is. From a distance (how people approach the park), you wouldn't even know you can access it at all.

We were downtown for the fireworks and it was awesome. Hadn't been in years so I was glad I could enjoy the festivities in such a cool venue.

Best place by far to see live shows

Saw 311, Iya Terra and Iration Sept. 2021. Great show, great venue, great staff. Everyone having a great time and ALL of the event staff we spoke with were awesome. Definitely want to return for another show. The entire vibe couldn't have been more perfect. Appreciate the the mini-vacation Wilmington! Everyone we met and spoke with were very nice and always willing to help. Thank you!

Harry Connick Jr and his Band was amazing!! He plays so many different instruments so well. He sings, acts, he's a comic. A funny hilarious comic. They put on an upbeat spiritual journey. Venue was perfect 🥰 Poor Piggy's BBQ hit it out of the park with their BBQ Beef Brisket sandwiche and crispy shoestring fries! They even gave me extra napkins 💙🤘

Awesome venue for concerts and outdoor events in Wilmington on the cape fear river front.

It's undergoing some changes now but the girls and I love it here! So many trails to take. The pond with the turtles is very calming also. Highly recommend coming to unwind and unplug from the stresses of life.

Located in Scott’s hill off Scott’s hill loop road there is a hidden 63acres of land to explore! Many different hiking trails full of wildlife and good views! Perfect for early morning or early evening adventures! Bring water, sunscreen,bug spray, &walking shoes! Kid friendly and pet friendly as long as they are on a leash

Short easy loop with a few unmarked trails snaking through the woods. Currently a number of closures around the plantation on the NW side. New entrance has a large parking lot.

Easy nature trail. Very little elevation. Great for families. Plenty of parking

If you are looking for a great way to spend a morning or afternoon away from the beach. This place has nice shady trails for a short or long walk. Don't forget some food to feed the turtles at the pond. Tons of turtles will come swimming towards the pier when you walk out on it.

Abbey Nature Preserve is the perfect place to reconnect with nature and enjoy a peaceful walk. The trails are surrounded by tall trees, a small lake, and plenty of local wildlife. It’s ideal for relaxing, hiking, and taking a quiet break from the city noise. The paths are easy to follow and well-maintained, with beautiful photo spots — especially at sunset. The area is clean, serene, and great for visiting alone, with a partner, or even with pets. A true hidden gem full of calm and natural beauty.

They cut down so much of this trail to develop homes. It used to be such a big, beautiful trail. Now it's a small patch of woods between houses. The pond is nice, and I like having a trail around. But I miss what it used to be when you could park at Poplar Grove and walk all over those woods all the way to the green fields which are now fenced off. I hate what they did to this place. I wish people could still see what it used to be.

Love this park for my little ones. Perfect for toddler play. Small and quiet, yet plenty of space to run around. Also, a small shelter with few tables for a small gathering.

Has a full court and an extra basketball hoop that are rarely used. Simple but big and pretty nice park that's not typically very crowded

We love this little park. There are open soccer fields, a full and half basketball court, playground area and the perfect paths for walking or riding a bike.

Nice little neighborhood park. Paved walking path, some picnic shelters, playground basketball courts, field for sports. The only downside is there's only a portable toilet and no real bathroom.

Very clean relaxing area to sit and read, walk, watch sorry teams drill or play.

Nice family small park, the administration has provided a porter-John toilet (unisex). Small playground, a basketball court and a paved walk around. A covered picnic area.

Small serene and intimate neiborhood park. Children and youth friendly with basketball courts and green graased open field that is large enough for soccer. It also has a play area with swings, climbing bars, sliding set. Lots of trees and trail for walking, bicycling, and walking dogs. Also has two covered shelters for family or group picnics. Hidden gem.

Awesome park. Swings are squeaky. Pickleball courts are the windiest I've ever played on.

This park is legendary meaning alit of youth have played out there and home to a legend. My nephew practices football here

I live a few blocks from the park and I frequently visit with my kids who love the swings and playground equipment. Park is clean and well maintained. Includes a covered pinic table area for parties and get togethers.

Nice tennis courts! The place gets a little weird in the evening sometimes. Some homeless loitering or children with poor boundaries.

I play Pickleball here. Court services are really worn but for some reason The play is still okay. I mean they're really worn. It's a hardcore crew that will play 7 days a week. They roll up early though, Play begins around 7:30a and it's done by 9:30ish

Great way to get your young kids out of the house and be physically active. Clean, good toys, and it doesn't cost too much.

Fit for Fun is a wonderful place for young children to play safely and with each other as parents supervise. MANY options for kids to play indoors and out! In the summer there is a sprinkler for water fun in the sun. Call for dates!

Nice park in the neighborhood. Clean restrooms, and picnic tables. Street parking.

NABVETS were out feeding the public, and the Buffalo Soldiers and Trooper Motorcycle Club was out helping in full force

We stopped at the farmers market here on Saturday. It was very nice. Our kid enjoyed the playground for a bit.

Exceptional park! The amenities and the facilities were excellent in design, construction & maintenance. It is by far the nicest park I have enjoyed while attending a community event.

I was here for a Juneteenth Celebration. The park is gorgeous with big beautiful trees to keep cool. The only thing I'd like to see is water fountains and a few benches for sitting by the playground. A splash fountain would be a great addition for the kids.

This was absolutely the worst park in the state!!! Drug paraphernalia all over the play ground and the surrounding streets and blocks felt like an episode of "First 48" was secretly being filmed all around me at the exact same time. We saw people getting arrested all while trying to walk to the park. Visiting family and completely ignorant of where I was and where I had driven to!!! Never again will I step foot in this park with the expectation that I'm going to relax or have a peaceful moment. Run hide your kids🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

My grandson Chase had a wonderful time

Dear Black Family, learn the history and bring your young children to this subtle memorial. My husband and I took our young boys . And the youngest two absorbed it all. But that 14 year old - not so much. I think he needed more visually.

Very spiritual place to visit. Saddened for what occurred but happy that there is a place to remember the victims and also acts as a reminder to never let what happened, ever happen again.

Beautiful memorial dedicated to a sad history of the Wilmington Riots of 1898 that causes murder of African Ameican businesses and community members. Say no to hate!

It's essential to visit and genuinely understand the sacrifices that have been made. Such experiences can deeply touch our hearts and help us appreciate the stories behind them.

Nice little park providing information of the massacre in Wilmington. Racists are a bane on society.

It is beautiful, I actually stopped to get my drink out my bag. It was so nice outside I decided to sit there & soak up some vitamin D & enjoy the scenery. I love flowers & beautiful clouds in the sky, I just love nature period!! 😁🌹🌷🌺🏵️🌻🌼

Deeply meaningful. A must see when visiting Wilmington.

Spot for a canoe 🛶 put in. Might spot a gator 🐊 👀

We are on vacation looking for kayaking locations. A local kayak group sometimes lauches from here so we were going to until my wife saw the signs. While leaving, we drove over the Love Grove Memorial Bridge and she saw Mr Alligator.

Display ground should be in heaven! I'm from the streets of Brooklyn New York and I've never seen such a beautiful and peaceful and super clean playground with a clean functioning restroom facilities monkey bars and trees and grass and water and full court basketball with chain link nets. Man I come here to chill and get away from the stress. Wonderful!

This place is terrible. Completely run down and gross.

It is a small park but it is clean and it is in a black neighborhood. It was quiet and I enjoyed it. I love to be around my own people so that is always a plus. It has a basketball court too as well as a playground for the kids.

Great if you want seclusion and to listen to nature. Awkward getting here though due surrounding neighbourhood. Gonna be lots of bugs during the summer! Bring plenty of bug spray! #Deet

A great all-around Park to take your kids and take family photos picnic cooking out you also have water access especially if you like canoeing

AWESOME job! I was very satisfied and would like to start payment on my plot within the next couple weeks! Please advise! Thank you!

Compassionate, caring and knowledgeable. The staff was amazing and truly assisted in the preparations for my family. Thank you very much for all that you do. I highly recommend Greenlawn Memorial Park.

Julie and Dustin were professional and made the experience in preplanning for my parents very easy.

Very compassionate and caring team of people. They made a very difficult time in my life easier to bear. They treated us like family not clients.

My Mother who is 83 pays yearly for a service to keep flowers out on her Mother's moselum plot. Almost every time we are out there, no flowers are out. Buyer beware, if you are paying for this service please make sure you check or have someone check for you to make sure you are getting the service you are paying for. She made a promise to her Mother to keep flowers out there as long as she is alive. Well once again at Christmas time no less, no flowers once again. If I could give zero stars I would..

My family and I were very much satisfied with the area that I have chosen to have my mom, their grandmother laid to rest. Green lawn offer impeccable and a very professional quality of service. “ Not another like it town. “Well pleased”.

I would like to say from day one my son and myself was greeted by Julie with love and concern as we grieved the list of our love one. It was like she was on this journey with us and she felt our lost with us and to me that showed she cared and showed just how much she cared. Everything was perfect and with dignity

That is it more of a private park or h.o.a park than public. Only has two parking spaces one handicap and one regular

Nice little park. It's small. They only have one parking space and one handicapped space. Small walking track, and small playground. It's nice for what it is.

Great for tiny tots. Not a big park so not really busy but there aren't many unsupervised older kids running around like hugh mcrae

Cute and quaint little park!

Beautiful park but, the county has not maintenance the grounds like other parks.

Not a place for dogs,to little unless you have a hampster,but great for small kids

Small little Park but had swings and a walking path

Decent park, the only neighborhood park in downtown that's not part of a larger complex. The playground structure is pretty decent but could be larger. Park is really clean and well landscaped. Corner store around the corner has snacks. Adequate parking. Starting to look a little outdated but very serviceable for my toddler

Very quiet small park. Not many kids are there so u don't bring my son because no one to play with. It's hood if u just wanna go on the swing by yourself for a bit.

Nice location, but could use some type of sitting area. We had to walk to a bar blocks away and the only sitting was concrete walls that are not healthy.

QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD PARK WITH A BASKETBALL COURT AND OPEN AREA FOR PETS.

This is where my husband does his boxing training

Nice park with a Pokemon Gym.

Nice looking at the same time

Nice park for kids, pets n picnic. I'm plumbing a home right by it.

Small but cute

Great resurfacing job and redesign of the former, four tennis courts. Now with six permanent nets, this is the perfect place for pickleball any time of the day. No lights though so no night playing.