Hunter Hills Park

A Green Escape

Located in Greensboro sits Hunter Hills Park, a 6.2-acre crescent-shaped park that offers a quiet retreat from the bustle of daily life. The park is situated along the banks of South Buffalo Creek, creating a peaceful backdrop that feels removed from city life.

The creek meanders through the property, adding a soothing soundtrack to your visit while offering spots for casual fishing or simply watching the water flow by. There's plenty of open green space where you can throw down a blanket for a picnic, lose yourself in a good book, or hang your hammock between trees for an afternoon of creek-side relaxation.

Get Moving

If sitting still isn't your thing, the park's basketball court provides a wonderful spot to shoot some hoops or join in a pickup game with neighbors and friends.

Kids have their own space to burn energy at the playground area, which thoughtfully includes two separate play zones designed for different age groups. The swings are particularly popular - you'll often hear the delighted squeals of children as they soar through the air.

Take a Break

Scattered within the grounds, you can find shelters and picnic tables that make Hunter Hills an easy choice for family lunches or casual get-togethers with friends. The clean, well-maintained picnic areas provide comfortable spots to enjoy a meal outdoors.

When nature calls, you won't have to trek far - restroom facilities are conveniently placed with two sets of bathrooms on opposite sides of the park.

Neighborhood Treasure

More than just a park, Hunter Hills is a gathering place where community happens naturally. Generations of local families have made memories here, creating a space with genuine neighborhood character.

For those living nearby, the park offers an accessible glimpse of nature just a short walk away. Note that there's no dedicated parking lot, so if you're driving in, you'll need to find street parking in the surrounding area.

Bringing Fido

Your four-legged friends are welcome to join you at Hunter Hills Park, however they must remain leashed throughout your visit. This allows everyone - pups and people alike - to enjoy the space comfortably and safely.