Love the newly resurfaced pickleball courts here. I've never had issues waiting to play here as the…read morecourts are very accessible to play on. I've used the ball machine multiple times which is great for a hitting session. Wish there was an option to control it remotely, cause you have to run all the way to the other side once you turn it on and there's no delay on the machine. I do wish the process to reserve a court was simpler. You can't reserve through the plan2play app which isn't great to begin with. You need to call and reserve and it usually takes a couple minutes to do that

4/20/2023 : ACC Championship, it has been a long time since I have been here. I am amazed by all…read morethe upgrades they have done. Indoor courts , lighting updates. This Tennis complex is amazing. Another 5 star for keeping up and always improving the Tennis Park.

Great community recreation center! We've been here for a variety of kids programs - the latest…read morebeing the youth basketball league. They also have some fun fitness classes and an indoor track.

I have a friend that plays pickleball. If you have a similar friend, you will also know that she…read morehas been begging me to play, too. So, a few weeks back, I did, and, yes it was fun. So, Tuesday (a day off), I had been puttering around the house and finally decided to have a late lunch, when my phone buzzes. "I'm going to play pickleball." "Where?" "Walltown" "Are they playing there tonight? It's not listed on the DP&R website" "probably cause it's not permanent?" So, ten minutes later I'm on Club Blvd, just east of Broad Street. I parked in one of the lots, walked in and waved to my friend in the gym. They had the nets up, and one other person was there. I checked in and paid the nice lady at the desk $3 (I'm a Senior and a Durham resident), she strapped a wristband on me, and we spent the next hour swatting whiffle balls in air-conditioned comfort, rather than out in the heat, swatting bugs and fighting to breathe. The facility hosts a lot of different events for folks of all ages, judging by the flyers all over. There is a track around the gym upstairs, as well as weights and machines that were being very sparsely used on a weeknight. It was all very clean, well maintained, and the folks everywhere were friendly. As we left, we were reading the bulletin boards in the hallway about the history of the area and the facility. We peeked into a game room and asked the group of maybe 30 folks what card game they were playing. "Pinochle!" came the answer from half a dozen folks. Glad to know there are places like this near my home. I need to check out more of what the Parks & Rec folks are doing.

I LOVE my Country Club pool. It has plenty of room for several families, great lunch options and…read moremore than enough chairs/loungers. It's clean, perfect temp and just plain the BEST!

The Apex Community Center is a great place for Business Conventions for local business trade…read morefairs. They do a great job of promoting the Apex Community. The Center is a good size and accommodate a small to mid size convention. Also shared on the same property is the Town Hall. You can stop in and pay your utilities, turn them on and off. Very convenient and the people are always friendly.

Clean, modern venue for games and various organized sports, exercise classes, and events for…read moreseniors. Great for the community.

Love this pool...always clean facilities, friendly staff....and with the nice folks that go here,…read moreit's like a nice little community and it's a nice thing to be a part of. And they have a few nice sand volley ball courts Only complaint-- parking on that hill on the gravel lot.

This is my home. I grew up at Lakepark Swim Club and have been in love with this place since my…read moreElementary School days. Playing at the creek, eating junk food from the snackbar, playing water basketball, going for a run around the nearby nature trail, triathalons, parades, bounce castles, diving competitions, competitive swimming, adult parties, kids parties, wine socials, and so very, very much more! Lake Park will always have a place in my heart! I cannot recommend a better place to raise a family than with the Lake Park family!

Caryans (Caryites?) are doing a fab job of getting their parks on Yelp and here's another fantastic…read morepark in this great city that y'all have already added and even reviewed three times! Six lighted tennis courts, a lighted baseball field, two basketball courts, playground, picnic tables and the trailhead for the Annie Jones Greenway. This park has quite a bit with restrooms too! The ballfields are in amazing condition. The groundskeepers have done a fab job. A nice spot to relax on my tour of Cary! [Review 11848 overall, 1630 of 2019.]

We found this wonderful greenway off Cary Parkway and behind some neighborhoods. It is nicely paved…read moreand wooded. There are several benches around, a ball field and playground and clean restrooms. Park is open until 11 pm. It isn't crowded at all.

Like a well oiled machine! Families out at the pool or tennis and lots of activities constantly…read moregoing on! Casual atmosphere loved it!

Great club, courts in excellent condition. Has everything a tennis player needs. Very well managed.read more

The bathrooms. They're ALWAYS locked! That's not cool, friends…read more.. You've received your warning up front, lest you be deceived by the two prominent restroom facilities on site. That's the downside. The upside is that the rest of the park is well-kept and spacious for what it is. Lots of parking, and there are 8 tennis courts! And a large field (looks like it's primarily used for baseball and volleyball), plus built in bleachers for spectating. A little path through a wooded area leads you to the Vietnam Veterans memorial and spills into the Johnston Center parking lot (where you'll find an aquatic facility and more).

I'm really not sure what Rock Quarry Park is missing! They host a bunch of public events (Light The…read moreNight Walk and Woofstock are just two events coming up THIS month!) and it's where the military branch based next doors always has their family day. I run through this park when I'm on the Ellerbe Creek Trail and sometimes stop to grab a drink from the water fountains. Rock Quarry Park has athletic fields, greenway access, lights, picnic facilities, play grounds, restrooms, soccer fields, tennis courts, water fountains, and a youth baseball field. If you enter and following the parking lot straight down, you'll see a trail entrance. This trail (sometimes with use of sidewalks) leads to the Vietnam Veterans Living Memorial, Edison Johnson Recreation Center, Museum of Life and Science, and joins up with the Ellerbe Creek Trail. Do take note that the park is referred to as "Rock Quarry Park at Edison Johnson Recreation", the two kind of spill into one another. The ACTUAL park has the athletic fields, bathrooms and tennis courts, while the Recreation Center has everything else (even a pool and a splash pad!) And of course the Vietnam Veterans Living Memorial is located in the middle, on the path that connects the park to the recreation center. You will find people "hanging out" in their cars in the parking lot, like at most Durham Parks, but they've never bothered me. Overall, this is a great park for field activities, tennis and runners. I definitely pay it my park dues!