Brick Pond Park
Nestled next to Riverside Village, Brick Pond Park is a tranquil forty-acre wetland oasis that has been beautifully restored. It’s a favorite destination for nature lovers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The park boasts a network of scenic trails that meander through the ponds, dotted with charming docks and benches for visitors to relax and take in the sights.Birdwatchers will be delighted by the diverse array of avian species that call the park home, while thrill-seekers may even catch a glimpse of a sneaky alligator lurking in the waters. So whether you’re seeking a peaceful stroll or a thrilling wildlife encounter, Brick Pond Park has something for everyone. Come on down and experience the magic of this hidden gem for yourself!
Riverview Park
Looking for the perfect spot to hang out in North Augusta? Look no further than Riverview Park! With a wide range of activities to choose from, it’s the ideal destination for a fun day out with friends or family. From baseball and softball fields to tennis courts, soccer fields, a splash pad, a playground, and even a disc golf course, this park has it all. Plus, you can hop on the Greeneway trail right from the park.The Riverview Park Activities Center is action packed. This massive building, which was constructed in 1994 and expanded in 2018, spans a whopping 120,000 square feet. Situated in the midst of the 149-acre Riverview Park, this center is where the magic happens.
Maude Edenfield Park
Escape the chaos of daily life and immerse yourself in the tranquility of Maude Edenfield Park. This idyllic outdoor oasis boasts a pavilion, basketball court, playground, tennis courts, and a charming picnic area, making it the perfect spot for unwinding and having fun. And let’s not forget about the annual Music in the Park event held from May to June, adding an extra touch of magic to this already enchanting park.Located next to the North Augusta Community Center, where Explore North Augusta resides, Maude Edenfield Park is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists. Have any burning questions or just want to say hi? Swing by and chat with our friendly tourism department. We’re here to make your park experience even more memorable.
Living History Park
Living History Park is a meticulously recreated village that serves as a living, breathing representation of colonial life. Through historical accuracy, visitors are able to step back in time and immerse themselves in the time of early settlers. This unique historical experience offers a glimpse into the daily lives, customs, and traditions of colonial America, providing valuable insight into the challenges and triumphs of our nation’s early pioneers. The parks events allow visitors to engage with costumed interpreters, period-appropriate artifacts, and authentic recreations of buildings and landscapes. Living History Park truly brings history to life, offering a valuable educational experience that is both informative and inspiring.
Calhoun Park
Calhoun Park holds a significant historical importance as a symbol of the city’s heritage and development. Established in the early 20th century, the park has been a central gathering place for community activities and events. With its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, Calhoun Park stands as a testament to the city’s commitment to preserving its historical landmarks and providing its residents with a space for recreation and relaxation.
Bark Park
Attention all pet owners! Bring your furry friends along the North Augusta Greeneway, just make sure they’re on a leash! But if you’re itching to let your four-legged pal run wild, we’ve got a pawsome park just for them. Head over to the Bark Park located at Waterworks Park, where your pup can stretch their legs in one of two spacious fenced-in areas – one for small dogs and one for the big guys. Let the tail-wagging commence!
Creighton Park
Creighton Park is a charming community haven that brings together fresh air, family fun, and quiet relaxation. This welcoming park offers a spacious grassy field where kids can run, dogs can roam (on leash), and friends can toss a frisbee or enjoy a picnic. Recently renovated, Creighton Park now features a brand-new, nature-inspired playground that blends seamlessly with the park’s shaded, wooded backdrop. With ADA-compliant surfacing, inclusive design, and a cozy gazebo with tables, it’s more accessible and inviting than ever for families and neighbors alike.
Bunting Park
Bunting Park is a charming and inviting neighborhood park at the end Bunting Drive in North Augusta. This well-maintained green oasis blends open lawn areas with shaded tree cover, creating a relaxed atmosphere perfect for families, friends, or solo visitors. The park also playground equipment, making it a favorite local spot for children’s play. With convenient parking and a small pavillion, Bunting Park offers a serene, everyday escape—a place to unwind, connect, and enjoy simple outdoor pleasures.
Summerfield Park
Summerfield Park is a beautifully equipped family-friendly destination perfect for outdoor fun and relaxation. The park features a vibrant playground and seasonal splash pad where children can cool off during warm summer days. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the basketball court and open green spaces ideal for soccer, casual games or gathering with friends . Two shaded pavilions, picnic tables, and barbeque grills create a great setting for picnics and community events, while restroom facilities and accessible parking ensure a comfortable visit. Whether you're chasing dawn light through tree-lined paths, letting the kids splash and play, or gathering with friends, Summerfield Park offers a lively and welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
Curtis Davis Park
Curtis Park is a cozy, family-friendly green space tucked into the Brookside neighborhood in North Augusta. Surrounded by mature trees and shaded lawns, the park offers a modest playground with swings and play structures, making it a favorite spot for local families. Picnic tables and benches are scattered throughout, creating ideal places for impromptu snacks, neighborhood gatherings, or a quiet moment outdoors. It may be small, but it delivers welcome simplicity and charm.
Col. Leroy Hammond Park
Col. Leroy Hammond Park is a serene community park tucked into the quiet residential area near Knobcone Avenue in North Augusta. Named in honor of the Revolutionary War figure Colonel Leroy Hammond, who once commanded militia forces in the 1750s–1760s the park offers a peaceful outdoor retreat surrounded by mature pines and shaded grassy areas. The park is perfect for families and neighbors seeking a relaxed escape—complete with a modest playground nestled under the trees, benches for resting, and open natural spaces ideal for strolls or light recreation.
Walnut Lane Park
Walnut Lane Park is a friendly, family‑oriented city park tucked just off St. Julian Place in North Augusta. A peaceful oasis, it features a playground shaded by tall oaks, winding walking paths, picnic tables, and a pavilion adjacent to the Greeneway trail. Perfect for casual strolls, relaxed outdoor play, or gathering with pets and friends, this park provides a quiet, accessible retreat in a busy neighborhood.
Boeckh Park
Nestled along the Savannah River in North Augusta’s Hammond’s Ferry neighborhood, Boeckh Park is a scenic green space connected to the North Augusta Greeneway. It has a charming riverfront pavilion, a wide open lawn, and a floating kayak launcher. Pet-friendly and accessible, it’s ideal for peaceful strolls, picnics, small gatherings, and enjoying the outdoors with family and friends.
Billie's Butterfly Garden
Welcome to Billie’s Butterfly Garden, a vibrant oasis dedicated to the memory of the amazing Billie Vaughn. Billie was a Greeneway enthusiast, clocking in over 75,000 miles. She had a passion for bright colors, birds, butterflies, and helping others through her nursing career and charity work. The City of North Augusta designed this garden envisioning people of all ages and walks of life enjoying the beauty of the flowers, plants, and brilliantly colored butterflies. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the City of North Augusta, Friends of the Greeneway (FROG), Carolina Hills Garden Club, Palmetto Garden Club, Terrace Garden Club, and Billie’s family and friends, this garden is a true labor of love. So, next time you’re out for a stroll with your furry friends, be sure to swing by this stunning attraction and take in the beauty that is Billie’s Butterfly Garden. It’s a place where nature and memories come together in perfect harmony.
Davenport Park
Davenport Park is a quietly charming public green space located at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Summerhill Drive in North Augusta. This modest park, maintained by the city, features open grassy areas shaded by mature trees—ideal for taking a peaceful rest, enjoying a moment outdoors, or reading a book.
Hammond Ferry Soccer Complex
Hammond Ferry Soccer Complex located near Riverview Park and nestled near the Savannah River in North Augusta. This well-maintained complex features multiple full-size grass soccer fields surrounded by lush green space and dotted with essential amenities like clean restrooms, ample parking, picnic tables, and a picnic pavilion. The complex is includes a sand volleyball court, drinking fountains, and nearby access to the popular Greeneway trail—perfect for warm-ups or a post-match walk. It hosts youth leagues and community events, fostering both athletic development and social engagement.
Briggs Park
Briggs Park is a cozy, tucked-away space in North Augusta centered around a small, fenced pond. It features a handful of shaded picnic tables set close to the water’s edge—an ideal spot for a quiet lunch, reading a book, or enjoying a relaxed moment by the water. The pond, known among locals for occasional casual fishing, is enclosed for safety and privacy. With a simple, clean layout and peaceful waters, Briggs Park provides a low-key, easygoing retreat—perfect for a brief escape or casual outdoor gathering.Sources
Wade Hampton Veterans Park
Wade Hampton Veterans Park is a peaceful, memorial-style green space honoring veterans from all U.S. wars. Centered around tasteful granite monuments and flags, the park offers serene sidewalks, open lawns, and quiet sitting areas—perfect for reflection, small ceremonies, or a tranquil midday stroll. Maintained year-round by the city, it serves as a backdrop for seasonal veterans’ events and is open daily from early morning until late evening . With easy parking and a respectful atmosphere, Wade Hampton Veterans Park provides a meaningful and accessible space for remembrance and community gatherings.
