Collins Park

What You Can Do Here

Tucked into a cozy residential pocket near Collingwood Drive, Collins Park spans 3.7 acres and is the neighborhood's go-to green retreat. This cozy park might not be massive, but it packs in plenty of options for outdoor fun.

The heart of the park is a multi-purpose field that's excellent for impromptu games of frisbee, soccer practice, or just sprawling out with a good book. A paved path loops around the entire field - ideal for getting those steps in without having to navigate complicated trails.

Tennis enthusiasts will appreciate the courts, which do double-duty for pickleball players too. When hunger strikes, head to the picnic shelter where you'll find several tables and a grill ready for your cookout plans.

Kid-Friendly Features

If you've got little ones in tow, the playground area offers a clean, well-maintained space with swings and climbing equipment where they can burn off energy while you catch a breather on a nearby bench. The walking trails provide just enough nature immersion without requiring hiking boots or trail maps - meant for family strolls or teaching the kids to ride bikes.

Staying Active

Not just for the kids, Collins Park has you covered with a dedicated fitness area featuring exercise equipment designed for adults. Looking for something more dynamic? The basketball court offers a fantastic spot for shooting hoops, whether you're playing a pickup game or just practicing your three-pointers.

Park Personality

What makes Collins Park special is how it seamlessly blends into the neighborhood, creating an accessible outdoor retreat that feels like an extension of your backyard. Parts of the park offer welcome shade on hot Carolina days, and your four-legged friends are welcome too - just keep them leashed and clean up after them.

You can find poop bag dispensers and trash cans around the park for your convenience.

Good to Know

Just a heads up - there are no restrooms available in the park, so plan accordingly. As for parking, you won't find a dedicated lot here.

Most visitors simply park along the street nearby, which usually isn't a problem given the park's neighborhood focus.