Gibson Road Soccer Complex — Attraction in Lexington

Played here for many years growing up for both recreational and club soccer. It got crazy at times with the traffic, but the complex is getting an addition that should help these parking problems that we always experienced. When it comes to the facilities, the water fountains are often not working, with the one on the right side if the facility near field 8 never working. The fields themselves can be tricky. Sometimes they are in great shape, and at other times they get bumpy and sandy. I would recommend trying to play on fields 1 through 4 (smaller fields) as well as field 10, as the others could be in rough shape depending on the time of the year. Also, if you play on fields 10 or 6 when it's raining or has just rained, wear boots or tougher clothing as these areas can get waterlogged and muddier than the rest of the complex. The fields are pretty good for the most part, so I think that you'll enjoy them, but they're nothing like what Rock Hill has when it comes to fields/a general...

We came here for the playground, but I remember coming here as a little kid to play soccer. The fields were nicely kept and the grounds were beautiful. It was very pretty and sunshine was great today, so a lot of people were at the playground with their kiddos. My son enjoyed the two playground sets! There were two sheltered picnic tables and a sand volleyball court...

I measured the figure 8 track here. It's 1 kilometer. The lights are on at night, so you can run anytime. The soccer fields are overrun when the kids play or practice, so run at night. If you have kids - soccer fields, sheltered picnic tables, play ground across the street - this is a great place to get them to burn off...