Parks

The Dan River Access on the north side of the park provides parking and a ramp for fishing, paddling and

Farris Memorial Park is over 270 acres of open land, forests, and athletic fields that offer a variety of recreational

Bicentennial Park is located downtown Asheboro. We have different Special Events here each year, including our Summer Concert Series and

The Piedmont Trail (2.75 miles) traverses a kudzu field before jutting into the wooded watershed buffer on the north shores

Visitors to Edward G. Murrell Park at 315 10th Street, just across the street from the community center can take

Stanback Park has two covered pavilions that are available for rent. The park also features a pool, playground, ballfield, and

The Deep River Nature Trail in Randleman is a passive park area. Here, hikers can access the 1.5 mile Deep

The Hill family donated 13 acres to the City of Winston-Salem and the County of Forsyth in 1971 for use

This wide, hiking and bridle trail winds around Ruben Mountain through boulder fields and past a lofty view of Brown

Kings Mountain Point day-use area is a perfect place for group outings. Situated on Kings Mountain Point – peninsula jutting