Thomasville has a variety of parks
With the United States still dealing with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, Americans are searching for slivers of hope. Winter brought with it countless days of rain, snowstorms, and canceled events.
Now that the cold months are making room for sunshine, bright flowers, green grass, insect emergence, more hours of sunlight, and warmer weather, the itch to get outside and enjoy nature is intensifying.
In Thomasville, outdoor spaces are popular during this time of year. With 10 parks strategically placed throughout the city and three recreation/community centers, there are a plethora of options for citizens to enjoy as they work to maintain an optimum level of faith during this time.
Below are five parks that are worthy of a visit this Spring:
Central Recreation Center - 205 E. Main St.
At this park, you will find horseshoe pits, tennis courts, a basketball court, a playground, a multi-purpose field and a community center.
Doak Park - 301 W. Main St.
There are a plethora of options for entertainment at this location. There is a walking trail, skate park, a shelter, a playground, a basketball court, and a baseball field.
Veterans Memorial Park - 20 Stadium Dr.
When it warms up, this park is one of the places to be. With a swimming pool, two playgrounds, two shelters, and a half basketball court, Veterans Memorial Park welcomes visitors of all ages.
Ball Park Community Center/Finch Field - 7003 Ball Park Rd.
Conveniently located off of National Highway and Business 85, Ball Park has picnic tables, a walking trail, playground, a baseball field and a community center.
Fairgrove Community Park - 4 Forest Dr.
Fairgrove is home to one of three passive parks. It also offers bench swings, picnic tables and a gazebo.
For more information about the parks including opening and closing times, contact the Thomasville Parks and Recreation Department at (336)475-4280.
