This is a great little park. There is a walking path around the entire park which includes the…read moreskate park, playground, sports fields, and dog park. The skate park is open to all skaters with helmets and pads which are required. I have seen skateboards as well as scooters using the park as well as people of all ages and abilities.

Kids love running up and down, using scooters, seeing talented boarders and walking by old train…read moretracks and dog park.

White the authorities haven't filled it with sand to enforce social distancing like some other…read moreskate parks, this one is surrounded by a 15 foot tall fence and the entrance gate is secured with a strong padlock. And it is right next to the Mooresville Police Department. As such, there will be no shredding or skating here until the pandemic is over. The space s large and the features are in good shape. Lots of rails and bars and ramps to roll up and down. Lots of open space to ensure that no one gets moving all too quickly. Nothing significantly elevated to a point that Tony Hawk would be feeling challenged in any way. But it is cool and it's a near spot. There are some shady spots where you can sit and enjoy watching others. There is plenty of parking. No other services here. [Review 13197 overall, 514 of 2020.]

Great park! Very clean. Has great obstacles and set up very well. Lots of ledges, stairs and ramps.read more

Not that big but densely packed. Grayson Neighborhood Park also includes the Naomi Drenan…read moreRecreation Center and the Grayson SpakePark. This space has a baseball field, basketball court, two tennis courts, picnic shelter, playground and the skate park. The skate park is pretty big with quite a lot of ramps, corners and slides. When I stopped by, there were bikes, scooters and rollerbladers rolling along and defying gravity. The dirt baseball fields has a tall backstop and two caged areas for each teams benches as well as some bleachers on both sides that are behind fencing. [Review 12301 overall, 2085 of 2019.]

This park was on a one-way road. It is receded from the main streets in this hilly area and feels a…read morebit private. There was a skate park, picnic area, and a few other amenities. The road was dodgy and the trash not picked up. The place seemed like it would benefit from better care. It is a free green space, which is always a good thing.

Very, very nice park that you might not notice so much from the main road (Church Street). We went…read moreon a group hike that included a leg through this park in February of 2017 and it was very pretty. There is a skate park and a disc golf course in this park as well as a large pavilion. There are (steep) steps up to the road just behind the Virginia Museum of Natural History. The actual hiking path is rather steep also. In our group, those that could not manage a steep hike used the pave roads to cover the same distance.

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.

We came here for a kids birthday party and several tones in the past. It is a great place to spend…read moretime with you family/kids and be a walk back in time as well on a pair of roller skates. Now, it you are like me, you should wear pads. I mean, it got so bad I had to leave the rink because I was afraid my flailing arms world strike a kid and throw him across the building. It's true, and can no longer skate like I did years ago but It was fun trying. The young staff staff that works there are all very friendly and polite. They have a snack bar that looked like they a a big selection of offerings but we had pizza for the party so I did not sample. Throughout the time I was there they had organized games on the rink that was a blast for the kids. They were able earn something to trade in for prizes. It was a blast, kids and adults were having a good time.

Came here for a 9 year olds birthday party this past Saturday night..didn't really know what to…read moreexpect initially considering I hadn't been skating in years! First ting is the place is ran by high school kids, the skates are all torn to pieces (and they only offer quads), the rails are sticky, bathrooms disgusting, and be careful where you sit because it might be soaking wet! Typical skating rink...I feel like skating isn't real popular like it used to be or maybe this place just lacked some things haha. The kids that were there were having fun so I guess that's all that really matters haha!

My mom wanted to check out a park while we were in Greensboro visiting. My brother found this…read morereally quiet park in the area. It was absolutely gorgeous. We loved all the colorful flowers and little creeks the park had to offer. It worked out well too that they have a lot of seating benches to sit on and rest my knee too. The park was built in the early 1900s and they have maintained it pretty well. There are some beautiful homes nearby to it and churches. It was nice to see during Easter Sunday the amount of families that were walking to services or leaving and walking through here. It is definitely a hidden gem to check out!

When I decided to buy a house, it's location left me in the dark…read more Would it be College Hill where the students live or the wealthy in Irving Park? My college days have long been gone and wealthy I've never been And tho Dunleath Historical is where I bought, it's Fisher Park I dreamed of living in. For years and years at 7:00 a.m. I've donned my coat and hat and had my walk through Fisher Park, cuz baby that's where it's at!! The park is lush and evergreen with trails so easy to explore. And if you want to sit and rest, there are benches and rocks galore The park feels untouched and natural even though it's groomed by a neighborhood team. It's the place I go to not only walk but to meditate and dream. It's mini bridges made of stone are so beautiful to behold. I run my fingers through the stream. The water is clean and crisp but cold! There's a playground there with slide and swing for the kiddies to have a blast. There are majestic trees and historic homes to remind us of our past It's users are an interesting bunch. You never know what you will see. It might be a photographer shooting a wedding or a dog taking a pee! Just a few minutes walk from the downtown scene. This park is a gem to behold. I hope that God is good to me and I can come here even when I'm old. So next time when you need an escape and long for the sound of a lark, grab a cup of coffee, sit on a bridge and fall in love with Fisher Park!