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Park by a reservoir featuring a playground, shelters, softball fields, horseshoes & restrooms.

At a glance

#5 of 6 Tourist attractions in Wilson #8 of 9 Parks in Wilson

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.30

2.6 km from the center of Wilson

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★58%
  • 4 ★25%
  • 3 ★13%
  • 2 ★1%
  • 1 ★3%
1500 Corbett Ave NE, Wilson, NC 27893
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Toisnot Park?
Toisnot Park is rated 4.3 out of 5 based on 608 reviews.
How does Toisnot Park rank in Wilson?
Toisnot Park is #5 of 6 Tourist attractions in Wilson by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Toisnot Park located?
1500 Corbett Ave NE, Wilson, NC 27893 — 2.6 km from the center of Wilson.
How can I contact Toisnot Park?
Phone: (252) 399-1530 · Website: wilsonnc.org
Ashley Yeager
Lots of room and beautiful ❤️
The Electrician
I didn't take any photos of this place. It wasn't terrible, but the reservoir was stagnant (it's mid-July). The dam was cool to check out. There's a few walking trails, but we didn't venture far, just around the reservoir.
Erin Lynch-Fraser
Enjoyable. It's a beautiful area.
Alexis Brubaker
The highlight of this park is “turtle bridge,” as named by my children. The geese, turtles, and muskrats are fun to observe! The playgrounds could really use some cleaning and updating. Also had some creepy encounters when I went alone with kids, so now I always bring backup and make sure that I am super aware of my surroundings.
Jason Martin
This is a good spot to take little kids fishing, however the lake level was a little low and there was a lot of trash. There is a very big dog park and a small skate park here as well.
Kimberly Evans (Kim)
My grand daughters really enjoyed feeding the geese. They had their first ice cream truck experience. 🚚
Allie Thurkill (Sock Thief)
We went mainly to feed the ducks (they have food there for them). They also have a couple of small playgrounds, a trail around the lake, picnic shelters, and some really incredible trees. There was a ton of poison ivy along the side of the trail, but none on the actual trail. It looked like there was once another trail through the woods, but it hasn't been kept up. Overall a nice place to spend some time outside.
Rhonda
Easy parking. Normally not very crowded. There is a machine for $0.25 you can get food for the ducks and geese. Some will even eat out of your hand. Park is mostly clean and as usual be aware of your surroundings and have fun.

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