This park is probably one of the nicest parks I've been to in a while. There is something for…read moreeveryone!! Dog park splash pad playground climbing wall/rocks CLEAN bathrooms There are areas with shade and a filtered water fountain onsite. Great way to spend a morning or afternoon with your little one. And parking onsite!!! Check it out!!!

Be aware you have to pay $40 for a dog membership to even get inside . Insane . Nice people let me…read morecome in anyways and it's a nice dog park but not that nice where I should be paying for my dog to run in dirt ..

Hourly fee to skate/bike/scooter: $2.50 Rental for elbow…read morepads and knee pads: $2.00 flat You can also rent gear! But I didn't get prices as we had our own scooter already. To use this facility you need to register with the town of Cary. It's pretty straight forward - name, address, birthday. The park is outdoors, enclosed by a fence and very well kept. My sons scooter needed to be re-aligned and the Pro shop on premises had the tools to fix the issue. There's also free wifi - which is great for me to do some work while my son gets his fill. No snack machines, but I did see beverage machines.... You could also ask the pro shop if they have anything to quench the thirst. They also offer lessons! Group ($25) and private (40$)

Great park, if it could be used. Every other facility is open besides this one. Thank you, cary…read moreparks and rec.

My dog and I love this park! There's lots of parking spots, a beautiful pond and lots of ducks. We…read morewill walk the perimeter a few times and head over to Sunni Skies for a treat. There's also a baseball field and a playground for the kids.

I come here every summer and the kids love it. It is rarely overly crowded. There are plenty of…read moreways the kids can enjoy themselves; 2 playgrounds, skateboarding, fishing, baseball, basketball, volleyball etc. There's plenty of nature. But a brown duck with an orange bill did chase us when we got to close! Hahah so let them be. You could get bitten‍

The dog park here is pretty spacious. There's enough space for dogs to roam around and play. The…read morewatering hole gets muddy, especially after it rains, but the dogs don't seem to mind, so neither do we. The place is pretty well maintained and the other guests here are friendly enough. You do have to pay an annual fee 50$ for a pass, and though I wouldn't mind it being for free, we do love coming here.

It's a clearly marked soccer field with goals in great shape and a backstop on one…read more It can be a little hard when conditions are dry yet when it is watered or rains, it does not hold water well; it is not a level field It is however in a great location and offers seating on both sides of the field. It is often used for recreational leagues and practices yet it may be available to the general public as well

Lake Johnson Park is one of Raleigh's best spots when you want a workout that actually comes with a…read moreview. The 3-mile loop gave me the perfect mix of cardio, scenery, and just enough challenge to keep things interesting. The trail is mostly paved and very well maintained, but there are also a few off-road paths if you want to switch things up. The lake views are gorgeous throughout the walk, and the heavily wooded sections make it feel peaceful and shaded even on warmer days. I also appreciated that the trail has a few solid uphill stretches. I'd say it's ideal for intermediate walkers, runners, or cyclists looking for a scenic challenge without venturing into hardcore hiking territory. The only downside is the parking situation, which can get pretty tight during busy hours. Still, once you're on the trail, it's absolutely worth it. Raleigh really lucked out with this gem of a park.

Natures finest!…read more Local park with free (but limited) parking. Walking trails. Kayak and paddleboard rentals. Birdwatching. Clean picnic and public bathrooms. Great place to go and enjoy nature.

Rated number 1 by USA Today and for good reason. It is a beautiful space!!! Very modern and up to…read moredate. This is by far one of the best parks I have ever been to. There is a playground, splash pad, a cafe, air conditioned bathroom, botanical gardens, amphitheater, and a little cafe. There was also a communication board near the playground for our nonverbal friends! Signs mentioned a dog park but I didn't get to that. There was a free art cart for kids. There were signs for a parking garage, but there is also street parking nearby too. Overall a great and free place to spend time with kids.

The Downtown Cary Park was an intentional visit this time. Although this time I had a knee injury,…read moreso I wasn't sure how much I would see. The park is very accessible so I came to appreciate that as I was able to take the ramps and paths to avoid the stairs. The maps and signage make the park easy to navigate. Parking was also very easy; you can park behind the Cary Library, in the Town Hall Deck, in the parking lot on Charlie Gaddy Lane or in street parking spots. I enjoy the public art while strolling through the park. The cardinals in the play area, the water fountain, the Skywalk, the Gathering House, and just taking in nature. The park offers many options for visitors. It is a nice addition for the community.

Love this dog park in Cary! Really big space, with plenty of trees for shade! They have an…read moreautomated water bowl that self-fills, and plenty of space for the dogs to run around! Grounds seemed to be clean and well-kept. Need to live in Cary (or know someone that lives in Cary with a paid pass) to get a barcode pass to enter! Restrooms in the pavilion right before the dog park. Really liked this dog park and would return!

Went for the first time today and it was a large dog park with trees for shade and water…read more Dog poop clean up station Even a separate smaller area for small dogs Would definitely recommend Cost to enter for the day $5, but there is a membership