This is an awesome park of 1000 and 1 adventures in Greer, SC. With a copious number of play structures for all ages and the amazing magical castle that towers above it all, this park is a dream come true for young hearts and their imagination.
A magical playground features dragons, a whimsical castle, a suspended bridge, rubber-like ground, nature-inspired elements, and all the playground equipment you could think of. Spinning features, slides, zip lines, hills, balancing beams and bridges, monkey bars, swings, climbing playthings, and much much more. This park is also the usual go-to to play disk golf.
Children under 5 years old
This is a fully-enclosed area with a big play structure in the middle, a butterfly shade, mommy and me swings, a dragonfly seasaw and a hilly area with a small slide. This pocket is geared toward the little crawlers and the kids who are just learning how to walk.
Children under 12 years old
This huge play area for older kids keeps them busy from sunup to sunset. There's so much to do and explore here. A huge suspended net bridge, a castle with a guarding dragon at the entrance, an in-ground trampoline, and climbing bamboo poles are some of the signature features that kids love exploring in this amazing corner of Century Park.
Plus, there are several ziplines that will have kids screaming with unadulterated joy.
Hillside Slides
These hillside slides with a climbing wall add to the fun, making your heart leap whenever you go down the slide or climb back up.
Other Amenities:
Sno-Cone Shack
Water Misters
Frisbee golf
Walking Trail
Shelters
Open-Air Exercise Equipment
If you haven't been to this park yet, you should really put it on your bucket list. It's really amazing and magical.
Kids Planet in Century Park
Where: 3605 Brushy Creek Rd, Greer, SC 29650
More Parks to Explore in Greenville With Kids, SC:
Unity Park
Please stop advertising parks and lakes here in the upstate. We are overcrowded, we don't have space for tourist from all the transplants. we hardly have space for us locals. You think you're doing us good but weve been begging on your ig to stop advertising. Take your kids to the places and enjoy them but please stop making your whole social media about advertising these places. The locals are sick of not being to enjoy our parks and lakes and trails. Please stop
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