Forsyth County

Maple Chase Golf and Country Club has a 60-year history in Winston-Salem. In the 1950s, a group of local golfers

The Emily H. Allen Wildflower Preserve is a breathtakingly beautiful woodland wildflower garden; home to 28 of the 35 known

Fiddlin’ Fish is the brew-child of Stuart Barnhart of Winston-Salem and his cousin David Ashe of Richmond. The name Fiddlin’

Central Park is located in Winston-Salem along the Salem Creek Greenway. Here you can enjoy the paved trail or one

The Bethabara Greenway runs along Mill and Minorcas creeks from Reynolda Commons Shopping Center through Historic Bethabara Park, crossing Old

Quarry at the Grant Park, encompassing 200 acres, offers a peaceful refuge in the heart of Winston-Salem. The park’s focal

Park in Walkertown offing softball fields, picnic shelters, playground, tennis/pickleball, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, and cornhole. This park is maintained

Yadkin River paddle access with a gravel ramp and natural steps. Dam portage is required 4 miles downstream on river

Meadowlands Golf Club is an 18-Hole course designed by Hale Irwin with long, rolling fairways and luscious bent grass greens

The 12,000 square-foot community center includes a multi-purpose conference room that can accommodate approximately 240 people or be divided into