Conestee Park

Conestee Park is a beautiful place for a casual walk or a run. It’s dog-friendly, offers multiple trail options, and is great for beginner hikers. It also has some restrooms outside in the picnic area. My favorite seasons are spring and summer when everything is lush and green, but it’s truly enjoyable year-round.

Fantastic park with something for everyone. Plenty of parking. Reservable party shelter. Huge playground with a ton of play structures. Big open spaces. Meadows. Trees. Water. Dog park. Paved trails. Dirt trails. Connects up to the Swamp Rabbit Trail so you can even keep going if you want to. The only thing to watch out for is that a bunch of the loop connectors are closed for restoration, so definitely take a picture of the trial map if you haven’t been there before. You might find yourself taking an unintentionally long way around if you don’t pay attention to the closures. Honestly would come back to Greenville just for this park! Playground Enormous with lots of structures. Fenced. Wood chipped I think. Restrooms Basic Dog-friendliness On leash only Picnic area grassy options with limited tables

What can we say? It's a nature preserve good for adventurous people. Good for kids and dogs, make sure to bring insect repellants for your kids, mostly in the pm. If you are a cyclist, you can trek from here until travelers inn further north back and forth. Playground Its ok for children but the main attraction was the forest trail where may be you can spot something in the wild Restrooms They have it well expect public restroom they have a cleaner there i talked to him about the place and its all good they have water just bring your naps.... Dog-friendliness Of course just clean after for the courtesy of others you know what i mean Picnic area There are tables with chairs available, but sometimes the place is reserved. It’s better to visit on weekdays and early in the morning. If you cross the bridge, there’s a picnic area, but you may need to clean it first, as spiders seem to linger there.

Great place to walk, bike, or jog nestled amongst broken down and abandoned warehouses. Plenty of birds and geese in the fall/winter to watch. Accessibility level Very accessible 0:29

Hidden gem with the most delicious Citrus Twist Cardamom latte. Not too sweet and perfect unique fall flavors. Outdoor seating (only) in a beautiful setting right along the string of amazing art galleries. Highly recommend!

A beautiful area to walk and enjoy the outdoors. Plenty of parking is available. The trails are mostly flat and I like the nature. We will come back here and have to discover more trails.

Conestee Park is where my puppy, Coby, is taking his group school classes from Dog Training Elite Upstate! The Park is the perfect place for the classes. Lots of activities, distractions and all the things needed to be successful! There is a walking track, a Pavilion, restrooms, a trail that leads through the Nature Preserve, a fenced in playground, ball fields, a fenced in specific dog park and so much more! The park hosts events for different fund raising, community events, etc. This past weekend there was a huge, fantastic event for Down's Syndrome! It was amazing at all the things that were going on simultaneously in this big beautiful park! Playground The playground has nice equipment for children and is screened in. Dog-friendliness The whole park is very dog-friendly as well as a specific 'dog park'! Picnic area There is a very nice, covered picnic area. Many tables are available.

Beautiful natural park, pure good things has a play area made of wood and designed in an incredible way for the little ones. It also has a trail that will take you to the lake which has reduced its size over the years. It has other parks and playgrounds. It is very large!

A great place to get out quick and walk in nature. Busier the closer you are to the parking lots, but if you get further out it's possible to not see anyone for a while. Accessibility level Very accessible Mobility aids Wheelchair, Cane, Crutches, Scooter, Walker, Stroller

We absolutely love this park! It is absolutely massive and has a giant playground split into two sections for age groups. They also have a ton of seating under a huge shaded area and a bathroom not too far away. Our favorite part is actual the nature trail along Lake Conestee. We keep to the paved part because of a stroller, but it has all kinds of dirt hiking trails as well. They have informational signs so kids can learn about the area and ecosystems during the walk. There are sections being redone and are currently a bit rough to travel over with wheels at the moment, but otherwise a perfect distance to do a nice healthy walk. We see tons of wildlife everywhere, and it's a very shady peaceful walk.