With so many parks so close to home, you feel as if you have a huge backyard that you don't have to mow.
However you use the parks at Nexton, you’ll have 46 different locations to choose from. Yes - we counted - 46 different parks across 4 neighborhoods. Why so many? Because we believe no matter where you are in Nexton, you should have at least one park within easy walking or biking distance. And because a variety of parks means a variety of fun.
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At Midtown Nexton, the parks are designed to make it easy to get outside, stay active, and connect with neighbors. Residents can explore miles of walking trails that wind past scenic ponds and open green spaces, challenge friends to a round of disc golf or a game of bocce, join a pickup match on the sand volleyball court, or take advantage of outdoor fitness for an open-air workout. A central food truck lawn creates a natural gathering place for community events, casual evenings, and weekend meetups, while the surrounding parks and trails offer countless opportunities to enjoy the Lowcountry landscape.
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Brown Family Park showcases just how fun and all-around-fabulous a park can be. In fact, the park opened with a concert by the Ben Miller Band, which marked the first time a Piccolo Spoleto event was hosted in Summerville. And it’s still rocking, with concerts and shows. Of course, its unique design and plantings also make it a great place to enjoy a quiet Lowcountry day.
The Great Lawn is just that. A really, really great lawn. With a vast amount of open space to run, play, relax, picnic… or all of the above.
Some call them parks we call them hidden (and not-so-hidden) treasures. There’s Elbow Park, with its pick-up bocce games; Tall Gee Woods, a secret pocket park with lanky pine trees and areas for imaginative play; and Long Meadow Park with a hammock garden. If you’re looking for a distinct outdoor experience, we think you’ll be very pleased with what you find.
