You must stop here if you are a Bob Marley fan--fascinating to see his Wilmington home and surrounding neighborhood. The photos you'll see depict a house across the street from the park that has a mural and decorations reflecting his Jamaican heritage, but Marley actually lived around the corner, so don't be misled! This small park has both full and half-court basketball available, as well as exercise options for kids and adults. It's a bit off the beaten path, so you'll have to drive, but parking is easy and free. Great to drop in for a few minutes.

Definitely worth a quick visit to see where Bob Marley lived in US. We were able to see park they renamed after Bob, home he lived in with his mother, and neighbor's house who did a nice tribute of paintings of Bob Marley and Jamaica colors outside his home. I would recommend however you do not need to spend a lot of time there. It was also nice to see kids playing basketball in One Love Park doing normal stuff that kids should be doing.

Have not been in that park for a long time. Last time was 1972. Played a lot of basketball there when I was a kid.

Bob Marley lived across the street from this small park. His mother owned the house and he moved from Jamaica to live with her. This is a beautiful tribute to one of the worlds greatest musicians and human beings ever to live. Check out the house painted in Jamaican colors too - very cool.

Quaint little park which has been named after one of Marley's famous songs. Few people remember that Marley before his singing career was a lab worker in the DuPoint factory located a stones throw away in the city.