The 21 best free attractions in Fayetteville

I’ve been here numerous times and I love it during the springtime. This time my husband wasn’t able to attend with us, but the baby loved the trees, flowers, green grass and the cute little family of ducks/geese that we saw today! It’s clean, well kept and beautiful. It’s one of the best places in Fayetteville. It doesn’t even feel like you’re in Fayetteville-it’s peaceful and there’s so many different types of plants, trees, and flowers. 10/10 recommend!

Very beautiful. I really like that there were very tall trees in a garden, lots of both well maintained and non maintained grounds. The loving pergola is majestic. Wish it had a better maintained surroundings because it's very beautifully made by both plants and people.

Very lovely botanical garden! Love that it is all outside and that you can take your time, at your own pace. Loved that they had trails that took you all over the grounds and down near the river. If you love being outside and being one with nature, then I would HIGHLY recommend coming here!! Would definitely be coming back next time I am in the area.

We went for the Halloween event and it was beautiful. We got lucky and the weather was absolutely perfect for walking around at night. They had thousands of lights and some really impressive decorations, especially the themed skeletons. Even though it was a little busy there was plenty of room to move through the gardens and enjoy all the extra activities they offered for kids to have a great time. I definitely will go back if they have a Christmas event and next Spring/summer to see the flowers and trees. My daughter thoroughly enjoyed the Halloween event.

Cape Fear Botanical Garden was the unexpected enchanted forest detour we didn’t know we needed after a long highway haul. Just minutes off the road and suddenly—you’re strolling through winding paths, towering trees, and fields that seem sprinkled with fairy dust (or maybe it was just all the butterflies fluttering around like tiny tour guides). If you’re looking to stretch your legs without the crowds and chaos, this place is pure magic. It’s quiet, calming, and full of surprises around every leafy corner. Bridges! Blooms! A gazebo that looks like it came from a storybook! Even the bathrooms were pristine—which, let’s be honest, is a rare and glorious find during a road trip with a toddler. So grateful we stopped. If we lived closer, we’d be back every weekend with walking shoes, snacks, and butterfly nets (for admiration only, of course). 🌿🦋

I had the opportunity to plan an event at CFBG. My clients and I worked with Brian Tyler. He was responsive to every need we had throughout the 14 month planning process for our mutual client. I would recommend this location to clients for future events and would be glad to work with Brian as well!

Fabulous gardens! Coming from Ohio I was in absolute heaven seeing all of the fearured plants/bushes/trees/etc!!! Kids can see frogs, fish and several other animals. I LOVE gardenias!

This place was exceptional. The gentlemen at the front entryway desk were fun to chat with, and John had some great insight into what's in the museum. The pathway to go around the exhibits was great. I suggest giving it a try. Just a side note on your information kiosk is missing a bronze star information on recipients.

great place, no charge, great immersive exhibits. i drove to this on my way home from SC to PA. worth the visit. Super-61's rotor head now rests here. RIP to those men lost that day

🇺🇸🦅ALL gave some 🙏 Some gave ALL🇺🇸🦅 We live in the greatest country of all! The US of A has done more than the entire rest of the world has ever done for other countries and I never forget that my freedoms are not free!

Another of the large museums. Be aware, there are two (special operations) museums one on the base property and one in downtown Fayetteville. Be aware of this sleek programming your GPS. This review is the down town location. Very nice atrium with both a WW2 and a modern paratrooper decending from the overhead. The displays are large and well separated. Since airborne didn't use much armor or other mechanized transport there is a definite lack of such in the museum but it's 100% understandable. The gift shop seemed a bit small and the selection limited. I only found one fridge magnet 🧲 luckily it's one I would have selected anyway. I still rated it a full five stars due to the wonderful use of full size dioramas.

Why did I wait 35 years to visit? It's a great place for families, very informative, well organized and extremely affordable, FREE! ♥️ (Donations are accepted.)

Impressive place, great museum. Really worth visitng. The museum presents hstory of the Airborne troops since its beginning until present times. Very interesting exhibition, including authentic, historical items. It will take some time to visit the museum. It's huge (looks smaller from the outside).

I have visited the Airborne & Special Operations Museum many times over the years and it never disappoints. They always maintain the displays in this museum so well and clean. Even though the museum is free of charge, they do have 2 donation bins, so please make sure you donate if you're able too... So if you ever find yourself in Fayetteville, North Carolina and you're looking for something to do. Pay a visit to the Airborne & Special Operations Museum to make memories, meanwhile learning of the sacrifices our soldiers have endured and their achievements. At this beautiful museum full of Airborne & Special Operations military history. Thanks to the Staff and Museum employees, that do such an amazing job maintaining such a great museum.

This was an awesome experience. Touring this house is free. We had such a fun and interesting time. Ruth was our tour guide and she was awesome and very engaging. She made it very interesting with lots of stories about the family. The house was restored well and includes lots of furniture and memorabilia from the Poe family. Yours are at 1pm, 2 and 3. You meet in the nearby Cape Fear Museum to meet your tour guide. There is parking available there.

I've heard of the Poe house but never stepped foot inside. I can't believe what I've been missing this whole time! It was a wonderful experience and felt like going back in time. The tour guide was very knowledgeable in the history of the family. They do tours on every hour and it's free and lasted about an hour.

Our tour guide Jennifer was fantastic. This home has beautiful wood work throughout every room. Take your time to look at the paintings and photographs to glimpse the turn of a century. We will definitely be back with friends for the October reenactment performances.

Stephanie was a great guide! Very informative. Enjoyed the architecture of the home and the details inside with renovations. Easily takes you back to the time period of the Poe family. Enjoyed the free guided tour which lasted roughly 45 minutes.

Great experience. It's not connected to the author Poe. This one is a local man with a great story.

Pretty neat! Tour guide was so nice! And it was free. They have tours starting at 12pm, 1pm, and 3pm, although Google Maps says they close at 3pm.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Very interesting history, house nicely restore, and well kept. Thank you for sharing with us. 👍

Very nice baseball park. It is nestled in a college. Parking is on campus business. Easy to get to, nice people at the gate who were very helpful. The merchandise was very well set up. Little expensive but isn’t everything now. They had beer, seltzer, regular drinks and ice cream. The food was respectfully priced. Nice organized field. Players were quite young. I don’t think any of them were older than 22. Crazy! Sit right beside a railroad track, so we heard a train a few times.

What an amazing hometown experience! Pro; - super cheap tickets for the exact same MLB feeling - great baseball - amazing stadium (all seats are great) - great drink and food options - kids play ground (free, just fill online waiver on the spot) - clean bathrooms - Not overcrowded Con: ‐ parking (not bad but depending on the game and time can get hard to find a spot) Overall cheap and fun night and when kid got bored just take him to the kid park!

I came to a game with my service dog- I was extremely impressed with how well trained the staff was. They asked questions to confirm my service dog was legitimate, which is within their legal right. But they were very professional when asking and immediately made me feel comfortable and welcome after answering. Always thankful for places that educate their employees on service dogs to make the world more accessible for us.

My husband and my son went to the diamond club baseball camp with Bernie Carbo! I had visited and it was a beautiful stadium and small town feel of restaurants and shops

I enjoy going to Segra Stadium to watch the Woodpeckers play! Sometimes they have themed events like the Barbie game on May 4.

Overpriced, understaffed. Campy experiences. Used to be charming. Now just feels cheap.

Loved it! Travelled from Liverpool England. Went on a Saturday to see the Woodpeckers go 2-0 up against the River Dogs. Got a Jake Meyers bobblehead figure for being one of the first 1000 through the gates. Was that good had to take the kids on the Sunday and all got to see the 3-0 whitewash. Great experience for families. Nice people everywhere especially the lady in the ticket office who was amazing and made us feel really welcome.

Beautiful. Very quiet place. Lots of parking. Nice walking trails and biking trails as well. Come and enjoy some time together just for a simple walk. No rush. No hassle. No bustle. Just plain simple and nice. Relax.

It’s a lovely park here in Fayetteville. There’s a cute waterfall, which is best viewed after a good rain. Based on some research I’m done, it’s supposedly the tallest waterfall this side of the Piedmont. The trails are very nice and well maintained. It can get very busy on weekends.

So many things to see. We spent 2 hours and still didn't see everything. We definitely enjoyed the story along the trail.

Great trail for running, almost 15 miles long and we'll shaded. Restrooms and drinking fountains are scarce, so be sure to bring your own water!

Awesome local trail. The pictures posted here dont do it justice. (07/08/25) I’m on the trail a bit later than usual today, so the office is closed. Trying to inform people that there is a female box turtle possibly laying eggs close to the paved trail. Stay vigilant!

The best place downtown!! Gorgeous 😍 Well maintained. Nature center is amazing 👏🏻

This is a lovely park! The only thing to note is the sewer smell, but you'll get used to it after a while. We enjoyed some fun moments on the trail and at the nature center.

Clean nice nature walk with slight inclines. Vert good area.

My dogs loved this place. Now it’s just one dog but great memories

The trail is beautiful. I walked the entire trail from the beginning to the end, and it was a long trail with many bridges crossing the Cape Fear River. If you're ever in Fayetteville, North Carolina, this is 1 of the best parks to do hike on with a lot of history shown and a nature center a quarter of mile into the trail.

Great part for a nice hike or bike ride!

It's beautiful but even though there are free dog bags they still don't pick up after their dogs so you see dog poo everywhere.

Love taking long walks in the park here! We absolutely love to visit the nature center as well!

The trail itself is well done, several amazing engineering feats. if you are in the area it is 6.97 one way, the views are excellent when by the river and a mountain bike trail weaves back and forth across it.

This museum was well maintained and enjoyable. It was very informative. When we visited, there was an exhibit commemorating the 200th anniversary of the Marquis de Lafayette's visit to Fayetteville, NC.

Great place on the heart of Fayetteville. Steeped in time gone by antiques the Poe House is nothing short of a trip back in time. My grandchildren loved it and the museum. Do get there and see the best of what this city has to offer first hand!

We had a great time at the museum! There is a parking lot available. Right now there is a display of drawings rendered from very small pictures of black members of a regiment and a researched history of each. It was very interesting to read and is there thru July. There is also a display about the native Americans. There is a really cool canoe. Next door is the Poe House which is really fun to tour as well.

We really enjoyed our visit. There is a tour for the restored Victorian home. That's the only way to visit the house. Definitely recommend it Also, they decorated for the holidays.

We found it by chance. Great experience, very nice staff

Great local museum with friendly volunteers. I enjoyed the building and can tell that the local historical society puts a lot of work into the place. Definitely recommend if you're interested in local Fayetteville history.

Really enjoyed my second tour, this time at Christmas! It's a free and interesting walk back in time. Amazing antiques and Poe family history described by knowledgeable tour guide.

Beautiful! The rose garden is beautiful. The roses are well cared for, and the garden is beautifully designed. The roses are beautiful. My husband and I really enjoyed our visit.

Beautiful location, so many vibrant and vivid coloring of roses. A refreshing, captivating rose garden that is truly coning to life! Come smell the flowers!! I am told people often come here for photos of all types. I believe the roses generally bloom late spring to early autumn.

Nice little peaceful garden. The fountain wasn't filled and turned on when we visited. I'm sure that would have been beautiful to behold. It was a very good experience nonetheless. So many beautiful flowers everywhere!

Free to walk around and has benches available to sit and relax amongst nature. Very pretty flowers blooming. On the edge of the campus of the technical college.

Great place for photos and picnics with the family. Free to enjoy. Was quiet, well kept, clean, and easy to park.

Very nice little rose garden! It is fun to see how the names of the rose match the rose. It was interesting to see which varieties did well at this location and which ones didn't.

Cute little rose garden. Stopped by to do a mini photo shoot. Although there's plenty of rose hushes, the white pergolas were no longer there. So, if going by to get some pics note they're not there anymore. Maybe it's temporarily down for repairs. But the fountain was up and running .

Very nicely kept. Full of exhibits to commemorate veterans of all wars.

Such an awesome site to behold.

Beautiful space. Great place to meditate, go for a walk, read a book, do homework, etc… There is actually a small outside area for possible awards presentation, or reenlistment/retirement ceremony.

Amazing place to remember all that veterans do for our country beautiful park in the great scenery

Me and my wife had an awesome time here. It is great to always honor those who gave up their lives for ours. This place is so magnificient that I would recommend anyone to go. The whole museum has been restored and it's brand new. Definitely planning on going back.

Take a break from your busy day or long travels and visit here. A lot of insight and background. Great for short walk to view dedication and courage. Don't skip both sides of parking lot. Parking is in the middle There's a small area across the street but didn't visit that area this time. Some water fountains were down due to Covid. We arrived after 4- when the shop closes. See pics

The memorials under construction but still rather impressive for the artwork. Visitor Center was closed despite the sign saying otherwise but you were able to see the fallen soldier table in the corner and able to get some good pictures if you tried hard enough

Willie lynch would approve of this, I don’t know anybody else who thinks this is a nice piece of history. A disgraceful blow to the black community. The audacity for this to still stand represents the economical standard held till this day by Fayetteville, NC.

Considering the painful history this architecture represents, this building shouldn't continue to be in the heart of Fayetteville. Let's build a proper museum and place this building inside. It may seem a bit overboard, but it's painful to see when visiting downtown.

Open to the public. The Latin dancers from nextdoor at Volta Space have been using this space for classes and social dancing lately. Fun times.

Really nice historical spot located in the middle of downtown, at night it is quite a site to see with colorful lights shining on it for everyone to admire. There is even a museum on the 2nd floor to enjoy during certain times, come on by and check it out for yourself.

This is a piece of history that I'm truly delighted I was able to touch, to feel. I wish there was a way to go inside and perhaps read material on this market house, yet, the door was locked.

This place in mentioned by former slave Sarah Louise Augustus in "My Folks Don't Want Me to Talk About Slavery" by Belinda Humerence. It took me a minute to find the location on the map, as I hadn't realized it was actually still standing. They should absolutely keep this piece of history up for the sake of telling the stories of the souls who went through the atrocities of its' time

I had a friend visiting for the 4th of July holiday. He walked through downtown Fayetteville and visited the Market House.

A true hidden gem and a perfect escape into nature for all ages and interests. Whether you're an avid hiker, a casual stroller, a nature lover, or just looking for a peaceful spot to unwind, this park has something to offer. The trails are well-maintained and easy to follow, winding through beautiful pine forests and open meadows that showcase the unique Sandhills landscape. It’s an ideal spot for birdwatching, photography, or simply enjoying a quiet walk under the trees. There's a peacefulness here that makes you forget you're just minutes from town. The facilities are clean and accessible, and there’s plenty of parking. It's also family-friendly, with wide trails perfect for kids or leashed pets. Whether you’re out for a morning walk, a weekend picnic, or an afternoon hike, Carvers Creek is a refreshing and welcoming place to connect with nature. Highly recommended for locals and visitors alike.

The trails are clear and easy to follow. There is plentiful parking and bathrooms at the parking lot. The official time it's open is at 8, but there wasn't anything stopping my from parking at 7am to beat the heat. It's pretty, with minimal elevation changes.

Hubby and I have biked here a few times. There are really nice wide trails. The sand can be a challenge where it's thick, but we ride around those parts when possible. There are some hilly areas but not too steep- except for when you're hot and tired and old. It's a satisfying workout overall. You will have to watch out for others on the trail when biking, especially if you're in an area with thick sand that can make you wipe out. The restroom at the entrance is fine, although I prefer flushing toilets.

Even though this is on the outskirts of Fayetteville it is still a remote area, mainly because the stretch from here to the Raleigh area is fairly rural. I drove south from the Raleigh suburbs. My wife and I were the only people in the park on a toasty fall day. This place reminded me of the Pine Barrens in my native New Jersey. Pristine, beautiful and a bit eerie due to the silence and lack of wildlife. Expect an easy hike on flat land. Big parking lot. Easy to find.

Please train All Dogs for public settings. In my opinion Carvers Creek park, and every park; should be a welcoming nature walk, and enjoy a friendly hello to get the day started. Not concerned about a persons aggressive dog.

Went trail riding with some friends while we were visiting NC. The trails were clean and great. Brought the horses to a small creek crossing and they were able to play a little bit. Very peaceful and quiet.

Great spot for running and biking, even horseback riding. The way the trails are designed (loops), you can easily get a good 12-14+ mile hike in, and still not be too far from where you parked. Standard southeastern NC terrain; tall pines, wiregrass, a few swamps and some ponds.u

Beautiful, well maintained trail system. You could probably get 1-2 miles in. Very cool wood boardwalk with overlook of the creek. Two excellent playgrounds. One playground is completely fenced in which makes it safer! It’s also shaded which is perfect for the hot summers. Only downside is the trail runs along a highway so it can be pretty noisy.

The pool area was so nice to visit! I loved that the life guards made everyone take breaks from the water so they themselves could take a breather and cool down. Fantastic operation. Great for the kids, big and small with slides for each.

Good and quiet place. But the bathrooms are not clean. Overall good

The Sensory Walk event we attended today was Spectacular! I was highly impressed with this free event. We participated in a Thankful Tree, a nature themed Storytime, and very educational nature walk. Our guide was very knowledgeable and very helpful, the park was clean, and had such a diverse collection of trees and plants to notice and observe. 10/10

I love this park has baseball fields, trails, bathrooms are handicap accessible. Volleyball..They also have pool with slides. on the other side of the road they also have the lake with two docs for fishing. Great park for the family.

Great place for family outdoor/barbecue/games and walking trail.

This was my second trip to the park and so far, I've found it to be clean and well-maintained. The walkways are free of pet waste, though there is some garbage to be found in the weekend areas. For the most part, it's quiet and people are very respectful. I haven't encountered a single dog off-leash, which is nice. The scenery is beautiful, but definitely watch out for that poison ivy!

Tons of open space for kids to read and play! Pro: - great location in downtown fayetteville - great variety of books and activities - easy to keep an eye out on your kids - 2 floors of books (top floor for kids) - easy to sign books out Con: - top floor sounds more like a daycare than a library (very noisy) - quantity of books It seems this is a popular hang out spot for kids after school. While noisy I rather kids hang out in the library instead of the streets!

Super clean. Lots of good children’s books. My daughter plays in their playroom and then we wind down with a book. Amazing place to be when it’s hot and gross outside

I absolutely love and appreciate Chicara so much! I wish there were people with her beautiful, positive, *helpful*, patient personality everywhere. 🙌 I hate how many questions I have to ask (if I'm being transparent) so I typically won't worry about anything... But she was sooo patient and helpful! I felt really comfortable asking tedious questions. Just wanted to say a big thank you to her! 🙏🙌🤗

I want to return books at almost 1pm. But there is a massive amount of people sleeping next to the book drop off on a Sunday. Is there a drive thru drop off? Can we drop books off at different locations?!

Helpful with explaining things such as using computers and printers..I do not know if they would actually help you use the computer but they tell you how to get on one that's available. P.S. it looks like they have a 2nd floor for children so I will probably look into that with my kids and give a rev6later about that part of the library.

This is by far the WORST LIBRARY SECURITY a Hispanic security man there HARASSED ME & STALKED & BULLIED me while I was walking out the library yesterday minding my business. He is very unprofessional/unethical he needs to be fired ASAP!

Nice but I don’t think there’s any books on Kindle

Excellent plan to relax, appreciate art, be curious, and support artists. You can go with family, friends, your couple, and it's free! Art always fills the heart.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon, it was so wonderful to see some local art! Such a great use of a historical building in downtown Fayetteville. Admission was free and the lady working was very friendly and welcoming when we walked in. We stayed for about 15 minutes, the space was small but could fit a decent amount of art.

We visited on a weekday. There is paid parking on the street. Right now there is a display of art by locals. Lots of paintings and a few other mediums. My favorite piece was a wing made out of plastic knives and painted red/white/blue. The staff were very inviting and kind.

My wife and I had an incredible experience at The Seed and The Sower exhibit. The Fayetteville Arts Council did a phenomenal job bringing together such powerful works that celebrated Black legacy, lineage, and creativity. Curated beautifully by Teresa Christine, each piece told a story that sparked emotion and reflection. It was truly moving to witness the depth of talent and cultural storytelling on display. We left inspired and grateful for spaces like this that honor and uplift Black art and community.

Wow! We enjoyed our visit here! Learning about local Native Americans in this area. Reading about their stories and trying to preserve their customs. The exhibits change periodically. So we'll definitely be sure to continue visiting when the exhibits change!

Pretty nice small museum. Also free. You can find oil paints ,mixed media, and photography. Very talented artists.

Lived here for years, and just visited for the first time last Friday. Got a free t-shirt. Friendly people. Loved the art.

It’s good, gave 3 stars in the hopes that they will actually get the little museum building finished and set up. So far it’s just a couple small sites with plaques about the site and that’s it.

Great festival for families, history buffs! Arsenal Park is a good place for a picnic too. Museum is just across the bridge walkway.

We try to visit historic places in most states we visit and this one was so Beautiful and Peaceful. Perfect place for a shaded picnic!

Beautiful park, nice scenery, brick walkway... Took lots of pictures. Thank you.

This was located right behind the Poe house. Also next the the local Museum. To combine the 3 makes for a good experience.

Off the path less traveled ~ hidden gem, full of historic information. A ghostly framework forms the outline of an arsenal tower that was destroyed by Union General Sherman in early 1865. Take the narrow footbridge over the MLK freeway and follow the path to the Edgar A. Poe home built in 1897 and restored with the original look and for a tour. On occasions Civil Reenactment festivals. Great place for a picnic. Nearby : historic graveyard with huge angels and crypts a couple of miles down the road through the neighborhoods off Grove Street.

A beautiful park filled with history in Fayetteville, NC. This park is nicely maintained and filled with gorgeous flowers! There's a museum on site as well although it was closed for renovations when I visited. The park backs onto a gorgeous church property which keeps the wonderful landscaping going.

We ENJOYED THE MUSIC & CROWD NO MESS JUST FUN! THE R&B FESTIVAL WAS PERFECT FOR THE FAMILY... Thank you hubby for our night out 😍😍😍

Attended the dogwood festival at this park located downtown Fayetteville, was lovely a live band, car show, lots of vendors with craft items. Clothing, arts etc. Also food vendors. Fun rides and games for the family.

The best time is to go on a first Friday or similar event but down are nice for a quite stroll there a lot of little place you can find to give your mind time to chill or do some serious thinking.

Per usual, the Dogwood festival was cool! I really go for the vendors, love seeing and buying different things like my seasonings.

Very well maintained, plenty of security. The only thing I would suggest would be add more vendors because the lines were ridiculous and closed down before we were able to get anything. The dogwood festival had way more vendors than the 4th of July festival

Dogwood festival was pretty awesome. Something for everyone to do.

My sister and I went to the Juneteenth festivities that included Tank and th Bombas. What a wonderful day of food trucks and vendors, Entertainment, and dancing. A great time 3-9pm. Recommend.

Beautiful park by the water edge, but other parts look abandoned. The only walking trail is not marked and it is not on a loop. Do not advise women to walk the trail alone. There is a pier from which one can fish.

Big park with a variety of spots. I needed peace and a place to read. I found that near a spot by the lake. I hear the walking tracks are great and I hope to hike them soon. There also are play areas for children and places to fish. Something for everyone.

Beautiful scenery during the different seasons. Nice and easy trail to walk with pet or kids. Bathrooms available but needs to be cleaner.

If you’re looking for fresh air and a quiet spot away from the noise of Fayetteville, this is the perfect place. You don’t have to walk far just park and walk about 100 feet to get here. However, there aren’t many picnic tables and chairs available, so it’s best to bring your own foldable ones.

I went to play disk golf. Super long course. Lots of variations in holes. The short ones are deceivingly harder than the long ones. I have to say, while I truly appreciate the public park systems, they really need to put up a course map! It took a while to find the first hole and we got turned around a few times trying to find the next holes. I went with my sons and grandson, and we had a very good time. If your throwing, look twice. The walking trails are incorporated into and through the golf course. Lots of people walking around. And a few people walking thought they found a disk just laying there and tried to pick it up. So keep watch. While playing, I did notice a few covered areas with grills, a nice looking playground and outbuildings I assume are restrooms. Go play! And play to have fun!

Playground is great, it's in a really pretty location, nestled among the pines. People at the park were friendly and courteous. The only downside was the lack places to sit while your child plays. There are a few picnic tables but some are pretty far from the playground.

I love it here been going since a child. The trail is my favorite place to relax

We went in the weekend and it was actually pretty quiet here. Two nice play area for kids! Some trails, disc golf, and sports fields!

Off the road a bit, has a beautiful baseball field. Portable toilets are available but I do miss when toilets where clean and in all the parks. Feels more like you are in the woods then a park but that is nice as well. Tons of shade with the trees and lots of parking.

We had an amazing time on the walking trails down by the river. We seen all kinds of animal trails and tracks. Lots of boats going up and down the river. Very peaceful and easy to do hike even with two kids. After we walked up to the playgrounds and there was plenty for the kids to do while i sat and rested. While i rested i was able to catch the better part of a baseball game at one of the fields right by the play ground area. We will definitely be going back!

Great family park with a lot of activities to include tails for walking, running, playgrounds, sport fields, open fields, disk gold and many community events. We especially enjoy bringing our doors here with our kids in the morning on the weekends. Near Fayetteville and the surrounding area!

This is a pretty great park for walking your dog or just taking a bit of a hike if you prefer your trails to be more natural and less cultivated. There are no signs or sidewalks or anything else. These are trails in the woods. Many split into other trails, a lot deadend at heavy undergrowth. Logs and fallen trees will block your path and you'll find yourself ducking through low branches a lot. Many of the trails can be fairly steep. It's great and a good place to get back to nature. Highly recommended so long as you don't expect curated walkways. You do get the odd bench here and there, though.

Website says first come.come sever for pavilion areas. We found one with an not updated schedule to let us know if it was reserved so we started using it. About 30 min later, another party shown up saying they have paid for the time slot. They were nice enough to share, thankfully since other areas were taken. The number for the area also didn't match the schedule in the box. Other then this, the people and area is nice. Very shaded for nice log walks and play for children.

Had my baby shower here it was 45$ to rent the picnic area. 8 tables and very well shaded, plenty of stuff for everyone to do. Didn’t get hassled the whole time. The grill was large too. Great experience!

It is a nice park to take your four legged friends, but the people that goes there dont appreciate it much, nor take care of it. There were dog poop all over the park. The small dog area that is. Even though there are waste bags provided, they wont pick up after their dogs. We need to do a better job than that. Common we all are adults, lets' behave as such.

I Go every Sunday. Very clean for a dog park and to socialize your dog. They have a separate area for the smaller dogs and a separate area for the larger dogs which is nice because the bigger dogs could trample your poor little baby. There is walking trails next to the dog park. Unfortunately it is next to a water treatment plant so there is a very distinct smell for those that are sensitive to that kind of thing. I would recommend taking your dog baby to this park.

Tons of space and shade. They have water faucets available. There’s a lot of mud at the entrances to the yards, so be careful.

Our first trip to the dog park was successful. We meet a lot of well-behaved dogs and a few nice people, as well. There dog park is reasonably well maintained, all things considered. There are plenty of buckets for the dogs to drink and a couple of places where poop bags are kept along the fence line. There's only a single chain link fence between the large and small dog sides, so there's a bit of excitement from that, but it wasn't unmanageable. Owners seemed to actually pay attention to their dogs, which you don't see everywhere. We will definitely be back.

This our favorite dog park in Fayetteville to bring our dog, George. It’s well maintained. The grass stays mowed, the trashcans usually aren’t overflowing and they have poop bags hanging on the fence to use. There is a small dog side and a large dog side. The large dog side can be partitioned off too. They have water spigots and benches and enough trees to sit in the shade while your dog plays. It’s also at the beginning of the Linear Park trail in case you’d rather take your doggo on a walk. It can get kind of muddy the day after a heavy rain so we do try to avoid it then. Plenty of space. We’ve been there when there were 12 other dogs in the large dog area with us and still felt like there was room for more dogs. George approved.

This is a great place to take your dog to run around they have plenty of water stations,toys and bags to clean up after your dogs. I really enjoy taking my son’s dogs there. There are benches for people to sit on.There’s a small dog area and a large dog area. They have another area in the back if you want to keep your dog away from the other dogs.

Holy Dogs!! Do not show up at ten am and expect to be alone! There must have been 25 dogs in the large dog area. The small dog area is designated for dogs under 25 lbs but we put our antisocial human loving 80 pound dog in the small dog area because no one was there and we were scared to see what would happen with the exposure to so many other dogs all at once. I was surprised at the large number of dogs and how well they all played. They would jump in the water buckets and lift their legs on the fire hydrants. It was cute! Maybe we will show up at a less visited time again (not between 9:30-noon) and see if our dog can handle the large dog area.

This is a definitely must see if you're in this part of town. The establishment has done a magnificent job in honoring this military and all those that had and have serve this nation. A great place for family and learning about our history

Wonderful to go for a run around this area!

Amazing place that everyone needs to visit

Awesome a must see

Great park!

(Translated by Google) Quiet environment Good place. (Original) Ambiente tranquilo Buen lugar.

They built two skateparks, transition park at the top connected to a street skatepark further down the sidewalk.

Very cool place to skate.

Great