We were heading up to the Morrisville area and decided to stop at this park for some exercise. We…read moreended up walking a little over 2 miles on the greenway and enjoyed it. In addition to the greenway there is a playground, picnic tables, cornhole boards, areas for various sports and more.

Bottom line: Morrisville Community Park is a good place to get a bit of outside exercise if you are…read moreneeding to get out and enjoy some fresh air. Not massive but fair sized park facility including playground, shelter, playing and ball fields, etc. with paved walking/running path to use that connects to the adjacent Hatcher Creek Greenway. The Deets: During COVID-19 time, I've had a chance to walk over to Morrisville Community Park a couple of times to enjoy some outside time. It is easy to access by car with a parking lot off Morrisville Parkway, or you can walk there as I have using Hatcher Creek Greenway path access. From reading others' descriptions of the park, I expected it to be small (if you just considered the area around the playground) but I would say for Morrisville it's got a good bit of land to enjoy...I took plenty of pics of the areas I encountered). There is a children's playground area, and to the side of it appears to be a little outside fitness area to use. To the other side of the playground, a nice shelter area is available with adjacent bathroom facilities. I noticed a sign posted next to them stating that "this facility is cleaned and sanitized daily for your safety" which is good to know, especially now. When you past the shelter, there is a pretty large open playing field (?pickup games of football/soccer, etc.,?) and beyond that are ball fields. The field 1 is a 301 ft fence ball field and field 2 has a 200 ft fence distance, with both next to a nice facilities building. In between the open playing field and fields 1 & 2, there is a smaller ball field (field 3) that appears to be under repairs at the time of this writing. Park users can enjoy a nice paved walkway around all of the park area, and it connects up with the Hatcher Creek Greenway on both sides of the park. It makes for a nice loop in itself for a good walk or to go on further to the greenway for more exercise. In all, As with the greenway, I find Morrisville Community Park a great resource that the town of Morrisville provides to the public for use, especially when you need your exercise to be in an outside setting. I am a fan!

I love this park. It's definitely one of my top 5 favorite playgrounds in Raleigh! My daughter…read moreloves it. She'll be 4 this month. They've got covered patio tables/seating and I've seen people have birthday parties here before. There are two bathrooms with plumbing that are a little older but they do the job. Occasionally they need servicing but there's a QR code and phone number on the wall that you can use if it needs it. Honestly I was going to give this place a 5 because I love it so much but the restrooms were looking pretty neglected today. Lots of things to do on the playground including a sandbox, 3 toddler slides, and 3 large slides, lots of climbing and spinning equipment too! It's right next to Crabtree creek trail which links onto a greenway. There are also tennis courts and plenty of parking spaces in the lot.

A great playground and park nestled into a North Hills neighborhood. This park is connected to the…read moreCrabtree Greenway. The playground itself looks pretty new and updated. They have a great sand area with diggers and a seesaw. They have a decent sized area of slides and climbing structures, as well as a spinning chair and a spinning swing type thing. Certainly some unique stuff compared to some parks. They have plenty of shade over the playground and covered picnic areas. The greenway access is also right by the playground. It's a pretty steep hill, so if that isn't your thing I wouldn't plan to take that walk. It's quite pretty in the middle of the trees. Not a lot of mask wearing on the playground, but we are usually able to keep somewhat of a distance.

I always enjoy Walnut Street Park as a clean and shaded small park & trail that's convenient. There…read moreis plenty of parking. It's nice to see the development of the new tennis and basketball court. The previous construction was an eyesore. The courts turn out to be a nice addition that has turned Walnut street park into a nice neighborhood park for the resident's Cary and those bordering the Cary line in Raleigh.

The Pickleball courts are nice - there are two and under lights for nighttime play. Bathrooms are…read moreclose by and parking is ample. Park staff still need to add rules, a paddle rack and some sort of seating, but for now, it's a nice neighborhood park. A rack m, rules and seating will earn the courts a 5 star rating.

A lot going on at this park which includes two playgrounds (one for 2-5 and one for 5-1) with the…read moreone for smaller kids having a woodchip surface. The park has a proper 18-hole disc golf course with concrete tees. Basketball courts with lighting, tennis courts with backboards and a lighted softball field. While walking one of the winding trails, I spotted a number of picnic tables. Some of them have grills. The basketball court looked to be in excellent condition though not lighted. The tennis courts were lighted. Awesome. [Review 2442 of 2024 - 3898 in North Carolina - 23455 overall]

Really cute park in N Raleigh. Make sure you put in the address listed here though, I mapped it to…read morea different entrance and couldn't find anything besides disc golf. You basically go through a neighborhood and head right into the park at the end of a neighborhood street to go into the main section. We went on a nice Saturday in January and the park was super busy with disc golf players. It definitely seems like the thing to do here. They also have a large tennis court people were using. I went over for the playground. I thought the setup was great. They had four baby swings and a nice smaller play structure for toddlers. They also had a big play structure for older kids, multiple swings, little bouncy car things, and a sand pit with digging toys. It's in a wooded area so I think in the Summer it would stay a bit cooler and still a place you could go play.

It's a great park, huge, has a lake to walk around, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a big…read moregrassy field for soccer or running around with the kids/dog. They've also got these cement (or some sort of stone anyway) tables and chairs that are built into the ground. They are great for stopping to chill and have a snack or for playing chess. One of my favorite things about this park is that the big kids section and younger kids playground are pretty well separated as well as fenced in so you don't need to worry about your toddler running off and disappearing. The toilet here is pretty crap ngl but hey, at least they have a toilet st all. Look out for the birds in the summer. They will stare you down and follow you like you're treading on their turf and it's pretty damn intimidating haha RUN!!!

This is a lovely, large park and I hung out here for a good bit to chill and enjoy the outside. Not…read moretoo much parking, the park has a neighborhood center available for rental with a warming kitchen, a large picnic shelter, a concrete-surface basketball court, three lighted tennis courts and a large multi-purpose field that was set up for girls soccer practice today. Big, flat and plenty of room for running! The playgrounds looked quite popular and include rubber-surfaced areas for ages 2-5 and 5-12. Very busy today with parents and little ones running about. The park has a few benches here and there, especially the one in front of Cooper's Pond. I'm not sure if the pond is stocked, but being near the water was lovely. [Review 11741 overall, 1523 of 2019.]

"In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect." - Alice Walker (1944-)…read more At nearly 40 acres, this is a large park with a lot of amenities and activities. There is a fenced off-leash dog park, tennis and volleyball courts, two playgrounds (one for 2-5 and one for 5-12) with sand surfaces that today were covered in fallen leaves. The park has a scenic walking trail that winds through the park. And then there is the Carolina Pines Community Center which was secured today but ordinarily has classes and other programs. This was a very pleasant stop on my exploration of Raleigh's parks. I enjoyed my time here and would return! [Review 2456 of 2024 - 3911 in North Carolina - 23468 overall]

Decent park with baseball field. Also has a playground or two. Theres also a building which houses…read moregym equipment? Not sure if this is a gym area for HOA members or not I haven't tried to use it.

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 large park has several features making it extra special. There's the neighborhood center…read more(though it's only open during rentals and when there are other events such as classes), It's available to rent and seats up to 99 people, which could be useful. Two concrete basketball courts, two lighted tennis courts, a lighted youth baseball field and two playgrounds, both of which are sand-surfaced. A big open space for whatever is also available for running around and general play. There is plenty of parking here. [Review 11654 overall, 1436 of 2019.]