Century Park

Great park. Huge and lots to do. It's also very clean. We've been here a few times and it's never super crowded. My daughter loves the swings. I love walking around the whole area. The parking lot is huge. I also felt really safe being here. I'll definitely come back especially with the weather being cooler.

Amazing park that just had the kids area (Kids Planet) remodeled in 2021. I have fond childhood memories of running along the old wooden castle but I am glad it's gotten a complete overhaul (fewer splinters, ha). Two playground areas, one for 2-5yo and one for 5+, separated to keep the littles safe. Other features include a mister area, music station, zipline play structures, and multiple picnic shelters. Each play area also has inclusive accessible swings to include kids of all abilities. Massive parking lot, water fountains, and nice clean restrooms with heating/AC and changing tables (at least in the family restroom). Only downside is the lack of shade. The play structures and rubber flooring get HOT in the summer. Overall a fantastic park that got a well-thought out facelift.

Such a fun park. Multiple play areas for different age groups and interests. Plenty of room to run and play. My kiddos could have been on the zip lines all day long! Clean bathrooms and plenty of benches and picnic tables. Great park!

This was the best park yet! My 2yo son had the best time playing with some new friends and continued to play for a good hour without getting bored! I remember volunteering to paint when I was in high school and it was great to come back to see how much it has expanded. Very meaningful for me to watch my son play in a park I helped out with 20 years ago!

Unfortunately they don't seem to have a place for dogs!!!All children park!!!I am pretty disappointed because the new apartment I am moving to in January is right next door!

Fun! Fun! Fun in the sun!With 8 kids, ranging from 4-13, this park offered the best for everyone! We had no trouble locating it as it was my 1st time visiting this park. The spacious parking lot is a great meet up place to gather everyone together and the split rail fence surrounding the playground provides an easy visual guide directing you to the grounds one entrance. Once inside, the paved sidewalk leads you directly past the bathrooms and water fountains before splitting into two walkways leading 1st to the preschool playground and then down the path to the middle school grounds. Both offer wide open space, completely enclosed with only one entrance in and out (for safety and control), and plenty of fun activities for the kids! The preschoolers will enjoy low swings, animal shaped rockers, easy to climb towers with low grade slides and short tunnels. Plenty of benches in the shade for parents. In the other play area, older kids can enjoy running through the monster-shaped water misters, climbing the tall towers, sliding down steep slides, jumping across the suspension bridge, monkeying over the bars, repelling across the rope zip-line, or swinging high in the sky! Benches are mainly in the sun.Parents are encouraged to stay with their little ones at all times. Kids have a tendency to venture between the two play areas. Be alert and be cautious.

My 2-year-old niece came for a visit and I needed something to do with her. This park came highly recommended as the best park in the area, so we decided to try it out.We ended up coming two days in a row she loved it so much. The park basically has three separate areas, all pretty much broken down into age ranges. One of their park looks like it was designed with special needs children in mind, which is really cool. There is a lot to amuse kids as young as 2 and probably up to age 12 or so. We came on a Saturday and Sunday afternoon and this place was hoppin' with kids and adults. My niece was able to meet and play with a lot of other kids. For the most part, most of the kids were well behaved and I saw a ton of attentive parents here, which really helped me feel comfortable about bringing my niece here.This place also has restrooms and water fountains on-site, so it's convenient if the kids want to play for quite some time. They also have nearby picnic tables and shelters to make a fun day out of it.My only gripe is that it is a little far away from Greenville (about 15-20 minutes, depending on where you live), but the drive is totally worth it. What a great park!

If you are ever in need of getting your kid out into some fresh air but just don't know where to take them.. bring them HERE!The park is set up for kids of all ages, separated to help keep the big ones from toppling over the little ones (that is unless your little ones are like mine and like the big kids area!).There are plenty of picnic shelters and park benches for the parents and usually concessions is running on the weekends and evenings with drinks and ice cream.It's connected to baseball fields that are used for little league championships (I believe for the South East Region), and also in the same area is a disk golf course.Parking can be tight on busy days, but there is alternative parking below the park.

Very huge park to take your kids and family. Always a good time with the kids when we visit.

A well designed and multi aged activity area! Great playground for kids and everything is well maintained! Love having this facilty nearby