LeBauer Park @ Greensboro Downtown Parks, Inc. — Attraction in Greensboro

This park was a great idea to bring the community together, then they went and ruined it. First, if you are going to have a closed event, where you have to pay to get in, go to a park that isnt small where you will be in the way. Then make it affordable. The kids wanted to join the party, but the price was $10 a person, no matter the age. Hell no! I could understand a few bucks, but not ten. And kids should be free! It's a park it's supposed to be FREE FUN! I understand they dont control the people who rent space. However, this is a small park, not nice to block over half the people out of the fun.

This is a park down town where people are supposed to gather and enjoy. The dog park is stuck right behind the stage, so you get to watch everyone in the event while the music drives the dogs nuts. The play area for the dogs are small and rather than them getting to run around they all end up clustered together.

The kids land is nice and strange. However my niece and nephew seem to like it. I do like how you can put put. Play pingpong or even play in the water. There are restaurants there, which I think take away from the hot dog carts, lushly carts, and other vendors who have been working that area for years. Had it been me I would have offered the restaurants to the vendors by making perminate vendor stands for them to rent rather than building two restaurants to run off the local businesses. They already shut down a few places becau see of this careless over site.

The park is split into two parts with a road running through it. This is highly inconvenient and scares me. The road should be taken out and turned into parking. Limited to the park visitors only. Right now it's a fight to find a decent place to park anywhere close. What they had at first was nice, but this new design...

LeBauer Park in downtown Greensboro is an outstanding urban oasis that offers a little something for everyone. From the lush green lawns to the playful, modern sculptures, it’s clear that a lot of thought and creativity went into designing this park. The large open space is perfect for a casual walk, relaxing under the shade of trees, or having a picnic with family and friends. The interactive fountain is a favorite for kids, especially on hot days, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming and vibrant.

The park also shines in its variety of recreational options. There are play areas for children, a dog park for furry friends, and plenty of spaces for adults to sit and enjoy the surrounding views. The well-maintained grounds host an array of community events, from outdoor fitness classes to movie nights, ensuring that there’s always something exciting happening. The park is not only visually stunning but also functional, with clean restrooms and ample seating throughout.

LeBauer Park’s location is perfect for those exploring downtown Greensboro. Its proximity to restaurants and shops makes it easy to grab a bite to eat before or after visiting. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this park offers a fantastic spot to relax and enjoy the lively downtown area. Greensboro Downtown Parks, Inc. has done an amazing job creating a space that fosters community and outdoor enjoyment for people...

It's all fairly new & they're large open spaces & an open air like auditorium & stage with like an 1 1/2 acre open /clear smooth & clean golf course like cut grass field that a family or a couple etc can toss down a blanket & take a test or nap & or soak up some sunshine & enjoy the night air with some awesome multi color lighting system & sidewalk & gravel mini trails & public bathrooms & electric charging ports & free city Wi-Fi & a children's water park & Fountain which doubles as a ice skating ring during the winter months & benches & drinking water access & a security guard & a dog park & bike & electric scooter side walk like trails & & couple big permanent food stands (but the food stands & some other services are on covid 19 stand by) but there are also outside permanent ping pong tables & a golf putting area & a place for soccer or foot ball & frisbee & whatever right beside the central public library & Greensboro Museum & also the children's hands on museum & science thingy etc. It's a great peaceful park & family friendly etc. With some public concerts & movie nights etc. So yeah it's a straight place...