Jetton Park

Great free park with a paved 1.5ish mile walking trail with water views. Clean bathrooms, lots of picnic tables (some with grills), a playground, and tennis courts.

We were looking for a place to go for a walk, sit by the lake and eat our lunch outside, and Jeton Park was a great place for all of those activities. There's plenty of parking, a nice little beach, picnic tables and walking paths right near the water. There's also a playground for the kids.

One of the coolest parks in Charlotte if you're looking for a relaxing picnic or place to get some steps inThere's a really clean beach area with cute ducks and an amazing view of the sunsetLots of available parking and nearby a ton of grocery stores and restaurants too

There is no swimming in the lake at this park. You should be able to get in the water on the float and float around. It's very nice though.

Really nice park with paved paths that take you down to the lake. There is a nice playgroud area for kids

We got takeout nearby and were looking for a place to eat outside that wasn't too crowded. We stopped by here and it was the perfect place. We found picnic tables close to the entrance. They were in the woods so it was shaded. They were also all separated and on their own, away from the trails, so there was no risk of being near other people. We didn't have a chance to explore the park any more than the picnic area, but it seems like it would be a nice place. It's right on the water too. If you're looking for a good place to social distance, this park is worth checking out.

Jetton is a County park rather than one operated by the city. As such, it is quite large, full featured and in excellent condition (Which is not to say that the other parks are not also in excellent condition. I'll shut up now.). The park is a large paved road that does a loop along this peninsula that juts out to Lake Norman. From much of the park, you can see the water through the trees and you can approach the water in many spots.Many of the walking trails are completely paved and there are several dedicated handicapped parking spaces. Some of the picnic tables and gazebos are also accessible on these paved paths. Restrooms available and the playground is quite large. (I didn't get too close lest I get labeled "the creepy guy taking pictures of children.")Wonderful park![Review 12643 overall, 2435 of 2019.]

HIDDEN GEM!!!Since I am fairly new to the area, I wanted to go to a place where I could see the actual sunset and I came across this place on Google. This place is BEAUTIFUL!!! There is sand with a lake in this park (totally did not know this). There were people literally there with beach chairs looking across the water. We walked pass another section of the lake and seen some more people just enjoying the ambiance of this park!Since I really wasn't prepared to walk the full park (I was wearing flip flops) we walked a little halfway through along the lake. There is a small "rest stop" area in this park with real bathrooms and an office. There also looks to be a boat dock across the way (from what I can remember) that's really cool. The people we walked pass were friendly and the park was very clean. The best part is that this park is super close to where I live making it convenient to come here and workout or relax and watch the sunset! Overall, a great place to come to with family and friends! I would highly recommend! FYI - there is plenty of parking here and stores in the area once you leave out.

Out and about on a crisp winter day soaking up sun shine and mostly enjoying life because it's going to cold-and-wet this weekend :-(Tree-covered 104-acre park on Lake Norman with a small beach where swimming is prohibited (other water sport is encouraged just off shore?!) Also has tennis courts, a medium-sized playground, multi-purpose trail, assorted picnic areas, a gazebo, and another gazebo. The main compound has three large buildings, the Waterfront Hall, the park offices (which also house the public rest rooms), and a sharp looking smaller structure that should serve hot dogs and soda year round.Entry level mountain bike trail north of Jetton Road is rumored to be a mile of easy climbs and mostly smooth terrain; add a couple bumps and tight turns so the novice can learn how to navigate nature. yea for flat mountains!

Beautiful park with many outdoor areas including tennis courts, hiking trails, and a beach with access to the water. Simply breathtaking view of the houses along Lake Norman. Visited here in June (weekday) and it was nothing short of amazing. My dog was able to swim in the water for hours. There were a few other dogs here and everyone was very nice, even with my dog swimming off-leash. Would highly recommend for similar-minded people. I heard the weekends tend to get busy, but that's to be expected. Lake Norman gem for those who don't live on the water!