PARK HOURS & FEES
Falls Park, located at 601 S. Main St, Greenville, is open from 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. daily. There is no admission fee.

Telephone inquiries: 864-467-4355

PARKING
Located in the near West End of Main Street, visitors can choose from a variety of parking options:

STREET PARKING
2-hour, free parking

PARKING LOT
2-hour, free parking
West End Market, access via University Street

PARKING GARAGES
Paid parking, view map

CONSIDERED BY MANY TO BE GREENVILLE'S "CITY PARK," THIS LARGE AND DIVERSE SPACE WAS CREATED IN 1922 WHEN THE CLEVELAND FAMILY DONATED 122 ACRES OF LAND ALONG THE REEDY RIVER.
The park features tennis courts, a volleyball court, a softball field, playground areas, a fitness trail equipped with workout stations, and both small-group and large-group picnic shelters. In addition, Cleveland Park is the site of the Rock Quarry Garden, the Fernwood Nature Trail, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Greenville Zoo.

Opened in 2008, Legacy Park was inspired by New York City's Central Park. Nestled in a residential area, the park includes rolling greens, water features, colorful landscaping, playgrounds and paved pathways ideal for walking, jogging and biking.

A PARK 100+ YEARS IN THE MAKING

In the early 20th century, the Municipal League of Greenville commissioned nationally known landscape architect Harlan Kelsey to imagine and recommend improvements and projects that would beautify the city.

His recommendations were published in 1907 in a report called, “Beautifying and Improving Greenville, South Carolina,” which identified a series of potential parks along the Reedy River. One would become Cleveland Park less than 20 years later. Another would eventually become Falls Park nearly 100 years later. The report also identified the current Unity Park site for a third park along the Reedy River, calling it "Hudson Athletic Fields."

This space changes the way we live with cancer, designed to bring survivors together.

Home to the Sears Recreation Center and Log Cabin, this 12.5-acre park includes tennis courts, shelters, an 18-hole miniature golf course, playground and walking trail with bridges that cross a small creek.

NESTLED IN A NEIGHBORHOOD SETTING, THE 21-ACRE GOWER PARK IS AN ALL-PURPOSE RECREATIONAL FACILITY.
The park has lighted softball fields, basketball courts, tennis/pickleball courts, playgrounds, picnic shelters, a horseshoe pit, a 9-hole disc golf course and a one-mile paved walking trail.

This 26.6 acre park is home to a lighted baseball field, lighted pickleball courts, a playground, picnic shelter, mountain bike trail and 18-hole disc golf course.

Located on Greenville's north side near Pleasantburg Drive and Wade Hampton Boulevard, Holmes Park is a popular place for city recreational programs, and also includes a 9-hole disc golf course.