Greer
Straddling Greenville and Spartanburg counties, Greer has some of the most popular playgrounds Greenville has to offer. Check out our list and spot that Apache helicopter at Veteran’s Park or see some ruins of an old mill by the Scenic Enoree river while taking your kids (and dogs) for a walk at Pelham Mill Park and Dog Park.
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The newly-renovated Century Park features the fairytale-themed Benson Automotive Kids Planet. Kids Planet is located in the shade and sun and includes:
- Two fence-enclosed age-appropriate play areas
- Misting play area
- Musical activity space
- Ziplines
- Hillside slides
- A ground-level trampoline
- Special needs child/parent swing
- Sno Hut Shaved Ice concession stand
Century Park also offers:
- Paved walking trail, picnic shelters, baseball diamonds, frisbee golf
- Restrooms
- Free parking lot
Beside the pristine Greer City Stadium, you will find a small playground, green space and small picnic shelter.
- Greer City Stadium, picnic shelter, green space
- Playground
- No restrooms
- Free parking lot at the stadium
You can spot the Bell AH-1 Cobra helicopter from the road, but be sure to get out of your car to visit the memorial and enjoy a walk around the park.
- Military equipment, paved trail, grassy space
- No playground
- No restrooms
- Street-side parking
Right off the main streets of Greer and across from Pelican’s SnoBalls, this park includes Victor Field, a sunny playground, and a walking trail. You can also find a basketball court across the parking lot and even a lending library.
- Victor Field, basketball court, paved trail, lending library
- Sunny playground
- No Restrooms
- Free parking lot
This park located beside Greer’s Center for the Arts has a fabulous unique playground.
This park includes:
- amphitheater
- fenced playground
- sidewalks
- picnic tables covered by a pergola for shade
- parking spots in lots and along the street
Visit this historic site with your four-legged companion. Children will love exploring the old mill ruins and watching the Enoree River rush by.
- Old mill ruins along the Enoree River, walking trail, dog park
- Sunny and shady areas (no playground)
- No restrooms
- Free parking lot
Read our review of Pelham Mill Park.
This enclosed park boasts bench swings, a basketball court, a picnic shelter, a paved path, and a sunny playground with swings.
- Bench swings, picnic shelter, paved trail, basketball court
- Sunny playground, swings
- No restrooms
- Street-side playground
Right by Riverside High School and many neighborhoods in Greer, this large park just received a new playground.
- Sand volleyball, basketball, green space
- New playground in the sun
- Restrooms
- Free parking lot
Read our review of East Riverside Park.
With water fountains, bench swings, a paved trail going around the pond, and even a music-timed fountain, your children will want to do even more than play at the playground.
- Music-timed fountain, bench swings, paved walking trail, grassy space
- Sunny playground on rubber surface
- Restrooms
- Free parking lot
Read our review of Greer City Park.
You will love the tranquilty of Lake Robinson and the awesome mountain views from the picnic shelter.
- Lake Robinson, picnic shelter, walking path, fishing pier
- No playground
- Restrooms
- Free parking lot
Read our review of J. Verne Smith Park.
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