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1. Arnette Park Disc Golf Course - Fayetteville
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· 18 reviews
South View, 2165 Wilmington Hwy, Fayetteville, NC 28306
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Michael Furrell: Cool
Michael Britt: very disappointed....could be alot better...poor maintence..hardly any signs...basketsdidn't even have numbers.... wandered around longer than i played ....holes all felt the same...whole course needs to be scrapped and start over ...wouldn't cost that much...you already have new baskets....just a few new concrete pads...you might could use some of the existing pads depending on the layout....anyway drove an hour and a half for this...will not do it again...
Brian Z: The course was pretty good, just had a hard time finding the beginning hole.
Gabriel Thern: By far the best disc golf course south of Raleigh.
Tony Morgan: Great place to go for walking with your dog
Kevin Wixson: Not very well laid out...poor signage...and you need 3.5 gallons of bug juice to keep the mosquitoes at bay...especially if it's rained hard on the last 48 hours...
Jake Hill: The Disc Golf Course could use some renovations, but it was easy to navigate nonetheless. The front 9 are flat, and the back 9 incorporate more terrain as they delve into the forest.
Ryan T Daly: Screw this course. All in the woods, one hole has a bit of an open shot. Otherwise, all trees, all the time. Really poorly laid out and signage sucks. Spent most of our time walking around looking for the next tee box. Not playing this course again.
MrCigarsnCoffee: This course is ok, plainly put. Pros: 18 holes away from the noise of the city, with plenty of trees to serve as obstacles. Cons: poor signage, and every hole tends to feel the same after a few of them. It's a decent way to kill time, but I wouldn't recommend it for serious players or a tournament.
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2. Mazarick Park - Fayetteville
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· 703 reviews
1400 Belvedere Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28305
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To register for programs or to rent the Mazarick Park Building, call Clark Park at 433-1579
Mazarick Park is a multi-purpose park featuring a Disc Golf Course, picnic shelters, a playground and trails. Tennis courts and a baseball field are available for a quick game. Picnic areas are open to the public on a first come, first serve basis unless they are reserved. The Glenville Lake Pier is open for fishing; you must abide by state fishing license requirements. For more information on shelter rentals, call 910-433-1547. Note that for programs and building rentals you must call Clark Park at 910-433-1579.
CLICK HERE to view the "Call of the Wild," our most recent Nature & Outdoor Programming Newsletter
Mazarick Park offers programming for educators, groups, individuals and families. Programs meet at the Mazarick building on side 2 unless otherwise noted. You must pre-register for all programs online or by calling Clark Park at 910-433-1579. Register early; space is limited in most classes. If enrollment is low the class will be cancelled. Please contact Clark Park if you would like to receive a copy of our monthly newsletter with updated program information or follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/fcprnature.
These programs are designed with homeschoolers in mind to help supplement their curriculum. Call Clark Park tor register online.
May 4: Strange Creatures in the Water-Discover the submerged world by searching for interesting insects that spend their lives in our streams, ponds, and lakes.
Every state commemorates its own uniqueness by adopting state emblems. State emblems represent all of the different aspects of what makes a state distinctive. Learn the history behind North Carolina’s state emblems from our state dog to our state boat. Call Clark Park or register online.
Mazarick Park is an ecoEXPLORE Hotspot! ecoEXPLORE (Experiences Promoting Learning Outdoors for Research and Education) is an incentive-based citizen science program for children in grades K-8. Developed by The North Carolina Arboretum, this innovative program combines science exploration with kid-friendly technology to foster a fun learning environment for children while encouraging them to explore the outdoors and participate in citizen science. Check out their website to learn more: https://www.ecoexplore.net/
Dinosaurs are the main theme of this program. Participants will discover dinosaurs through activities like story time, games, crafts and fossil digs. This camp is partially funded by the Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. Summertime Kids Grant. Registration begins April 1. Register early, space is limited.
To register for programs or to rent the Mazarick Park Building, call Clark Park at 433-1579
Mazarick Park is a multi-purpose park featuring a Disc Golf Course, picnic shelters, a playground and trails. Tennis courts and a baseball field are available for a quick game. Picnic areas are open to the public on a first come, first serve basis unless they are reserved. The Glenville Lake Pier is open for fishing; you must abide by state fishing license requirements. For more information on shelter rentals, call 910-433-1547. Note that for programs and building rentals you must call Clark Park at 910-433-1579.
CLICK HERE to view the "Call of the Wild," our most recent Nature & Outdoor Programming Newsletter
Mazarick Park offers programming for educators, groups, individuals and families. Programs meet at the Mazarick building on side 2 unless otherwise noted. You must pre-register for all programs online or by calling Clark Park at 910-433-1579. Register early; space is limited in most classes. If enrollment is low the class will be cancelled. Please contact Clark Park if you would like to receive a copy of our monthly newsletter with updated program information or follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/fcprnature.
These programs are designed with homeschoolers in mind to help supplement their curriculum. Call Clark Park tor register online.
May 4: Strange Creatures in the Water-Discover the submerged world by searching for interesting insects that spend their lives in our streams, ponds, and lakes.
Every state commemorates its own uniqueness by adopting state emblems. State emblems represent all of the different aspects of what makes a state distinctive. Learn the history behind North Carolina’s state emblems from our state dog to our state boat. Call Clark Park or register online.
Mazarick Park is an ecoEXPLORE Hotspot! ecoEXPLORE (Experiences Promoting Learning Outdoors for Research and Education) is an incentive-based citizen science program for children in grades K-8. Developed by The North Carolina Arboretum, this innovative program combines science exploration with kid-friendly technology to foster a fun learning environment for children while encouraging them to explore the outdoors and participate in citizen science. Check out their website to learn more: https://www.ecoexplore.net/
Dinosaurs are the main theme of this program. Participants will discover dinosaurs through activities like story time, games, crafts and fossil digs. This camp is partially funded by the Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. Summertime Kids Grant. Registration begins April 1. Register early, space is limited.
Jennie Stafford: Absolutely gorgeous picture of the parks water & trees. Nature at it's best... gorgeous!!!!
IB Dronin: Mazarick is one of my favorite parks in Fayetteville . It has nice trails,scenery,and a lake for fishing with alot of cypress trees
Richard Abernathy: A GREAT little spot to enjoy nature, take a hike and picnic, if you wish. There is a ton of stuff to do here in a relatively small area. VERY BEAUTIFUL AND QUIET!
Truett Canady: Nice disc golf course. A few nice holes, some tough, most easy pars.
Wesley Forman: A little sketchy there are some I would say homeless groups of people using facilities fishing docks and the grills not to say they are dangerous but don't take your kids here if you want to feel safe. There are unknowns roaming about and although it is a public area I'm sure you can disappear in these woods. Went to look at the lake and smell of completely like weed so yeah I would skip this place.
Nikki Higgs: Great place to mediate
Tim Coultas: Hidden gem in Fayetteville
Donna Dawkins: My baby girl had her end of school get together here. The children had a ball. They have nice equipment too.
Moe Dollas: Nice park great walking trail fishing there alsoPlayground: My son loves itDog-friendliness: My dog loves it great exercise
Alexis McCarty: It was funPlayground: NiceDog-friendliness: Pets love 😍 it
Tina Tremblay: The deck was messy. But a very peaceful place to walk
Barbara Mckoy: Too many woods.grass need to be cut bathroom stink other then that it's a cute little park
Deborah Mulvany: Very nice park. We had a picnic there from Mother's Day combination birthday party and it was really nice I recommend this place
actp2000 actp2000: Beautiful park! Very nice trails for running and walking. Peaceful lake
Judie Stoddard: Very family and sports friendly.
Montrell Hocutt: Play ground area is very niceFishing area is awesome
Justin Wein: Awesome trail. Nice and quiet. Not too many people and a beautiful view. Brought our 3 dogs and they also loved it!Dog-friendliness: Very doggy friendly.
J Bull77: Nice play grounds. A paved walking trail over a mile long. Very pet friendly. Also a nice place to fish.
Amber Diaz: One of our favorite places to play! We come here at least 3 times a week
Lisa Richardson: My Grandbabys loves this park. Clean:)
Kylie Larson: Really fun place to walk dogs. I'm pretty sure it's safe at night, too
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3. Resurrection Park - Cumberland County
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1419 H. Bullard Rd, Hope Mills, NC 28348
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