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Ashley Dearing Park is a park, located at 1020 Berkeley Dr, Clemson, SC 29631, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 864-624-1120, visit their website www.cityofclemson.org for more detailed information.

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1020 Berkeley Dr, Clemson, SC 29631, USA
Added by Jopie, at 15 April 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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8 Reviews

  • Jaimie L
    15 December 2017

    Great for young children

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  • Sati Glenn
    17 October 2017

    Great fenced in playground, baseball diamond, covered sitting area, big bathroom.

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  • Stormie Surles
    15 July 2017

    Forgot to add that there is a little library that my daughter found a great 1st/2nd grade prep book. My only "complaint" would be the swings are off in the sun too hot!

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  • Lucibeth Ballinger
    14 March 2017

    Wonderful little park, especially great for small kids

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  • Amy B
    08 January 2017

    Love it! The fenced in play area contains two play units. One is for climbing, my big kid nephew loved it! Next is a paved trail with a stream. It was nice and well kept!

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  • Calvin Mann
    03 January 2017

    The artificial walking surface in the playground cuts down on dirt and scrapes. There is a clever walking and learning path, complete with a well stocked 'little library.'

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  • Sarah Cliver
    12 August 2016

    Ashley Dearing is great, especially for younger kids. The surface is recycled rubber mulch, so your babies & toddler won't be eating bark, and if they fall, it doesn't hurt as much. I have two kids (3 & 5) and think it's the perfect size for them. They're not too scared to play on anything (like at Nettles) and there's no "big kids" knocking them down. It's also shaded, there's a place to eat, it's now fenced in, and has restrooms.

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  • Austin Canfield
    22 April 2016

    This park is a great place to bring families and walk on the born learning trail. Baseball fields at the park are popular with youth sports.

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