Cedar Falls Park

This 90-acre park is the perfect place for a nature outing! The park has 2.2 miles of paved and nature trails for walking and mountain biking. It also has a playground area with two play structures, a swingset, and plenty of benches. The park even has a sand volleyball court. And don't forget about the falls themselves! Cedar Falls is an over 200-foot wide waterfall where the Reedy River tumbles peacefully down a series of rocks and boulders, creating a beautiful natural vista. The riverbanks around the falls are spacious and inviting and offer a great view of the placid waters.

Cedar Falls Park is a place of historical significance to the Fountain Inn area of Greenville. Early industrialists built a dam along the river to power a sawmill, textile mill, and cotton gin. In 1910, a larger dam was built to provide electricity for Fork Shoals Mill, a local medical clinic. The dam operated for four decades until it was torn down in 1950. Today, you can see the remains of these old structures from the park's trails.

The park also has a small shelter with four tables that can accommodate up to 32 visitors. Reservations can be made through the park's website.