Great park. So nice to be able to practice soccer when it's raining lightly because fields can't be…read moremessed up. There is a playground and also baseball fields.

Got invited to a birthday party here and it was full of fun! This is a spacious park and offers…read morehours of fun for the kiddos. They have a baseball field, playground, shelters and close to a trail! Plenty of parking and the park seems clean and safe!

This park was recently renovated so the fam and I decided to go check out. We ate lunch at the…read moreMcNeil Point Center and then the drive to this park was about two minutes. Great location! They have a large community building which was open for people to use the restroom. They have two play structures and a swing set, all set atop a squish foamesq material. There is also a basketball court and a large dog park. Parking was easy, it seemed like most people had walked or rode their bike there, they are in the middle of a neighborhood and a Greenway stop. One play structure was designed for kids aged 2-5 and the other was for older kids. My son loved the baby swings! We will definitely head back to this playground again soon.

Kiwanis Park is a great place to park and run/bike/walk on the Capital Area Greenway. It is a huge…read morespace and includes a playground, large open field and a baseball fields (there's a additional huge gated open field through the trees heading towards the greenway), a basketball court and posts for a volleyball court. There's a large covered picnic area capable to seat 36-60ppl with 5 tables, 2 grills, $9/hour to rent but no electricity (Mami Nora's is down the street, so you could take your meal to go and eat it outdoors here!) The park includes a neighborhood center with a meeting room large enough to hold 85 people, rentable for $50/hour (which includes warming kitchen, tables and chairs). Overall, it's a good park, it seems to be a popular place to park and eat lunch on weekdays and a safe place to park and utilize the greenway.

This is a beautiful park in the City of Raleigh. Dog runs, a six-table picnic shelter, an indoor…read morebasketball court, two outdoor tennis courts, six lighted volleyball courts, two large lighted softball fields and a smaller "youth" lighted baseball field. There is also a sand-surfaced playground with a swing set. Loads of parking, good signage. I stayed here for a bit to watch the volleyball league. It looked like good fun! [Review 11606 overall, 1386 of 2019.]

I stopped by this park yesterday afternoon to wear out my kids on the playground. I was stunned…read morethat the playground was completely empty and all to us! The playground equipment was all brand new and the area was mostly enclosed with a fence. Within this space, the play equipment is appropriate for kids 5 to 12 years old. The floor of the play area is rubberized for safety. There's a super tall slide that you have to climb up via webbed ropes (so not very easy for smaller kids unless they are avid climbers). The slide is not for super tall people. It has sharp turns inside it that cause you to knock against the sides as you go down (I know from experience). It also caused my 4.5-year-old daughter to lose one of her shoes two times she slid down. There's a giant spider-web-like climbing area for kids to play on, as well. There are a couple of benches for parents to sit on as they watch their kids. There is a smaller area off to the side for kids 2 to 5 years old that has sand, multiple spring riders (an animal, an airplane, and a car), a small Yogi-Bear see-saw, and a small slide with steps (though the steps are a bit steep). It's disappointing that this area is not fenced in - especially since it's for younger kids who tend to wander. Luckily, there's a bathroom facility building across from the playground and next to the tennis courts. There are two stalls inside the ladys' room, one sink, and a heated blow dryer. Outside the bathroom, there's a handy water-bottle-filling station. There's also a dog run area (next to the parking area that you enter from on Wade Avenue) with benches, trash cans, and a dog waste station. If you want to host a party or picnic, there's a picnic shelter you can rent for $12 an hour (it has 6 tables and can host anywhere from 36 to 60 people). There are 2 tennis courts that have push-button lighting that works from dusk to 10 pm year-round. If you like Sand Volleyball, there are 6 lighted volleyball courts to choose from (they are first-come, first-served). On Tuesday and Thursday nights during league play, courts 1-4 are unavailable from 6 to 11 pm. There are 2 softball fields and a youth baseball field. I highly recommend this park if you have kids!

I stopped in to check out the awesome disc golf course at this park. It's massive and looks like…read morefun. The park features a large parking lot, a picnic shelter with grill, four lighted tennis courts, a lighted youth baseball field and two rubber-surfaced playgrounds. When I was here, the disc golf was in use as were all four of the tennis courts. Great spot. [Review 11613 overall, 1393 of 2019.]

This place is popping on a late Saturday afternoon when the weather is decent enough that you don't…read morefreeze. Lots of disc golfers hitting up the course. I took on the tennis courts. Although there's only four of them, two side-by-side leaves limited room (one of which has a flimsy backboard- albeit a backboard none the less, for practicing). I have to say that I found people here pretty friendly and though I hate having my ball roll into others people's courts, it seems like it wasn't a huge inconvenience. Good vibe here. The tall thin eucalyptus trees provide a little shade from the sun without blocking it completely. The courts surfaces were not too shabby- no large cracks that cause your ball to bounce funny. The fences were well approximated so no loose balls would roll out.

Top notch facility with a team store and 4 fields -- 2 dirt/grass, 2 turf -- with bathrooms and…read moreconcessions behind field 1. Turf fields came in handy for the PBR tourney to allow all teams to get 3 games in. Protective nets to shield fans from some foul balls; still need to keep heads on a swivel for surrounding fields.

The temp was only 40 degrees but it was a sunny, cloud free day. We were bundled up and enjoyed the…read morefirst game of a free double header. The 4 baseball fields are immaculate and in excellent shape. There is a lot of paved parking, one main entrance and two ticket booths, concessions (I could smell french fries), male and female bathrooms along with a unisex/family bathroom. Our field had a small section of bleachers and there was plenty of flat space for chairs and sports bubbles. Sidebar: Our son played baseball from the age of 7 all the way through high school. That's 11 years of us sitting in the wind, rain, sleet and freezing temperatures. Sports bubbles weren't around then so I was fascinated by them and yes, JEALOUS. People had wagons loaded with their own snacks and drinks but I doubt that would be allowed for the Minor League games. Plus, I think concession food helps make the baseball experience even better. Anyway, we had a great time! Hotdog, peanuts and popcorn anyone?!

very enjoyable to hang out while the kids are hitting in air conditioning!…read morelots of new cages, digital feedback, and improvements for players and parents alike

This is an awesome place to go hit some baseballs and softballs. We decided to do this on a whim…read moreand boy was it fun, good exercise, and relieve some stress from the work week. They offered several cages for hitting and two basketball courts. My hubs decided to do the 65mph and 75mph baseball cages and I decided to do the 55mph softball cage. We probably spent a couple hours in here. They have bats and helmets you can use or bring your own. The prices are reasonable. This was by far a cool place and we will definitely be back!! Highly recommend coming here!!

This park is smaller in comparison to the larger Raleigh parks, however, it is clean and features a…read morebaseball field, indoor, and outdoor basketball courts. The Community Center is very well kept and modern. It also features a Teen Zone for teens 13-17. They have activity rooms, a video game room, gym and indoor basketball court. We attended the Teen Hang Out event Friday night and the staff was excellent. Everyone was very welcoming and engaged very well with the teens. My daughter enjoys basketball so she spent a lot of time in the gym doing a small tournament and in the video game room. I appreciate how Raleigh Parks Dept invests in their parks and rec centers. I just wish they had Teen Zones in NorthWest Raleigh. We have to drive 25 minutes in traffic to visit teen zones like Saint Monica, Green Road and Tarboro. It would be fair if Brier Creek or Millbrook had a Teen Zone. Teenagers need a safe space where they can gather and feel supported and appreciated.

I stopped in to check out this park today and found that the bigger ball field was being used for…read moresome sort of semi-pro game. Both teams had uniforms, there were a lot of fans, some folks had cookout stuff and folding chairs. It looked quite exciting! Other than that ball game going on, the park has a large picnic shelter located next to the volleyball and tennis courts. There is a concrete-surface basketball court, four lighted tennis courts and two lighted sand volleyball courts. There are two baseball fields (the larger one is 350 feet to the fence!) and a woodchip-surface playground for ages 5 to 12. I would guess that normally there is enough parking here, but with the event going on, just about every space was filled and so were some "creative" spaces. [Review 11655 overall, 1437 of 2019.]

Exceptionally nice baseball fields with good lighting. Well maintained, and lacking in huge divots…read morein the field which is always a plus.