Freedom Park
Park · Ashbrook ·

Freedom Park

Park · Ashbrook ·

98-acre park with lake, trails, sports, playgrounds, vendors

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Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
Freedom Park by null
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1908 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203, USA Get directions

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1908 East Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203, USA Get directions

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The 14 Best Things to Do in Charlotte

"Freedom Park is to Charlotteans what Central Park is to New Yorkers. It's where they play as children, feeding the ducks and playing on the swings in the playgrounds, and which they continue to visit as adults. The 98-acre park, which sits between Charlotte's Dilworth and Myers Park neighborhoods, has a seven-acre lake and facilities for basketball, tennis, volleyball, soccer, and baseball. But if you'd prefer to throw down a blanket and stare at cloud formations, there are nice patches of grass for lounging around, too." - Nancy DePalma

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Freedom Park

Katina B.

Google
An incredibly beautiful park. We took pictures to celebrate my daughter and new son in-law💍 Mature trees line the water. The bridge is great for photos. There's a playground for kids. Also very dog friendly.

Gresham H.

Google
We’ve been going to freedom Park for over a decade. It is our favorite park in Charlotte when we’re visiting our grandparents. We love the athletic course that was funded by the Carolina Panthers. Every time we’re there, I have to time my youngest to see how fast she can finish it. The park is well kept and beautiful. There is a nice bathroom in the center that is usually clean. There’s a cool looking locomotive and a fun playground for younger kids. There’s also ample space for picnics, volleyball, soccer, and just playing around with your dogs. When my wife joins us, we just enjoy walking around the lake and taking pictures. I highly recommend it!

Colby E.

Google
This gem of Charlotte is one of my favorite places to take a walk. A place that fills my affection for mankind. The ambiance of sharing a walk with your neighbors, the ducks, and the fresh air and turquoise water is revitalizing. Parking can be challenging but I've never not found a spot. Dog friendly, kid friendly, family friendly spot. You can find all walks or life here coexisting in blissful harmony

Regina M.

Google
This is a beautiful park. It's great for walking by yourself or with your dogs. They also have playgrounds for children to play on. It also seems like a popular spot to fish because when I was there, there were multiple people fishing. The nature museum that it connects to is closed to construction. I was upset that I didn't get to visit it while I was in town. But I'm hoping next time I will be able to.

Deidra

Google
Very nice park. Its quite lively with a huge presence of vendors selling some of the most interesting stuff. They have everything from artwork, jewelry, food/drinks, and decorative products.

Carol T.

Google
Beautiful park with an amphitheatre, plenty of benches to sit by the man made 7 acres pond and watch the ducks and people stroll. There's picnic tables and grills also if you choose to make a day of it. There are trails to walk and a playground for the children.

Mrs

Google
What a beautiful park. It reminds me of my hometown park where I used to go. It has gentle walking paths. I have ankle problems but didn't struggle at this path. I fully enjoyed the landscape. There is a big playground as well. Also has many benches& shady areas. I highly recommend this park :)

Francisco José Recinos M.

Google
Freedom Park feels like Charlotte’s version of Central Park! This 98-acre gem features a 7-acre lake (Duck Pond), paved trails, sports courts, playgrounds, and a historic steam locomotive. Great for jogging, picnics, family time, or the annual Festival in the Park each September. Access the Little Sugar Creek Greenway from here. Clean, welcoming, and full of activity great for a good reading.