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Area Parks
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The City's Parks & Recreation division operates
the City's 22 area parks,
5 recreational facilities and the River Birch Hiking Trail. The City's Public Works Department maintains all City Parks.
Below is a listing of area parks and an overview of what to expect when
visiting the parks.
Barnet Park
248 East St. John Street
864-596-3105
Quick Tour
- Seven Acres of pristine landscapes with a paved walking area that spans approximately 2 miles
- An Interactive Water Fountain in operation for dawn to dusk
- 20x24 square foot picnic pavilion
- Sculptures: "Exuberance" and "Circle of Friendship"
- Zimmerli Amphitheater
- Beautiful walking trails
- Public restroom facilities
Click here for an overview of Barnet Park Book your next event at Barnet Park (contact the City's Parks & Recreation Division) |
Duncan Park
81 West Park Drive
Quick Tour
- 102.53 acre community park
- Small lake and wooded one mile walking trail
- 2 baseball fields
- A playground, 4 tennis courts, picnic tables
- An outdoor stage and public restroom facilities
Neighborhood Parks
Adam's Park
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Andrew's Farm Park / Pinecrest |
Chapel Street Park
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Stewart Park
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Farley Avenue
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Happy Hollow Park
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Hillcrest Park
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Irwin Park
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League Street Park
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Park Hills
Park is leased from Spartanburg School Dist. 7 and is used by both the school and the recreation department.
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Priscilla Rumley/Mary H. Wright Greenway
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Richardson Park
The park is used for small weddings and other events. |
Other Recreational Facilities
Spartanburg High School
above is being leased by the City of Spartanburg |
Basketball Courts at the Fairgrounds
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