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November 2023 by Nicole Heward
Had an amazing night at the Fire by night worship music event!
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October 2023 by Chris Baugher
Small but spacious park. Has playground and shelter.
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October 2023 by Philip Ilchuk
Was great place to visit, only downside was the lack of public restroom(due to vandalism) as per the sign. Can't stand idiots destroying public property. Park was well kept and nice though.
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September 2023 by jim myers
Just a awesome vibe here. Such beautiful views.
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August 2023 by Betty Crusenberry
I love visiting Damascus! It’s a small town with a huge heart that attracts ppl from all areas of life. Romantically charming! Just visit and you will fall in love with Damascus.
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July 2023 by triathelete Wolf
What a great little place in the middle of a great little town. Sits right on the Appalachian trail and the creeper trail.
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June 2023 by Ben Fowler
Restrooms were locked. Busiest time of year, get the repairs completed and open the restrooms.Restrooms: Need to open
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June 2023 by Juggs
Lovely piece of nature, Damascus is, and always will be, my favorite place to get away from it all.The park is always kept clean from trash, the river is trout stocked so it's great for fishing. The surrounding neighborhood is always inviting and very kid friendly.Playground: Very clean, plenty of equipment to keep a child entertained for a good couple hours.Restrooms: Two gendered restrooms to the farthest left side of the park by the trains.Dog-friendliness: Dogs are literally everywhere! Multiple clean-up stations for dogs scattered around the park.As long as they're on a leash (for the sake of other dogs and people) they're good to go!Picnic area: Nice set of picnic tables beside the Gazebo, the area is shady and kept very clean.
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June 2023 by Robert Edwards
The town felt full of energy with the trail trekker's event happening. Bluegrass band in the park.The stream running past the town is a picture.The Creeper Trail is a good walk or bicycle ride.
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June 2023 by Oscar Rueff
Damascus Town Park is kind of a long strip running along the river. It was Trail Days when we were there so it was really busy and there was a lot going on that probably would not normally be the case. There is a playground, an amphitheater, picnic tables. Not sure if there are permanent restrooms, but we saw a bunch of port-a-potties. There are nice views of the river and lots of grassy areas.
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June 2023 by Hilary Keating
We were there during Appalachian Trail Days so it was mobbed, but it's a lovely park along the river flowing through town.
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May 2023 by Randy Burchell
Great spot to rest during a long drive. Quiet and clean.
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May 2023 by Joyce Statzer
We walk our dog there every day, recently bathrooms are always locked which is not good and a lot of people don't keep their dogs harnassed which makes it hard for old people with small dogs on leashes. Have always enjoyed it, kept up nice except for bathroom issueRestrooms: Locked or out of order too muchDog-friendliness: Need to be harnaßed more
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April 2023 by robert clark
A nice relaxing place to take a rest after 10 miles of bikingRestrooms: YesDog-friendliness: Dogs welcome. Must be leashed.Picnic area: Yes
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November 2022 by Michael Berry
This is a pleasant and quiet park to rest and relax especially after biking the Virginia Creeper trail. There are restrooms, picnic tables and a pavilion as well as trees that provide a good amount of shade. It's well maintained.
