WONDERFUL PARKS IN RALEIGH, NC TO GET TO KNOW RALEIGH

We are lucky to have many excellent parks in Raleigh, and a great way to get a real feel for the city of Raleigh is enjoying the parks and all the recreational activities they have to offer.

We have wonderful wooded neighborhoods, pretty lakes, and a 100+ mile Capital Area Greenway System of trails, so Raleigh is a great place for those who like to be active and out in nature!

Here you’ll find 310-acres of recreational space, 4.2 miles of trails, and a variety of athletic fields, all in a natural setting.

Fred G. Bond Metro Park

Apex Community Park

The highlight of Apex Park is the Lake Pine Loop, a 2-mile fully-paved loop around the lake that is good for all fitness levels and accessible year-round.

Fred Fletcher Park

A tranquil park offering a water garden, walking paths, a playground, sport fields and courts, and an amphitheater. It’s a lovely spot for a picnic.

Ann & Jim Goodnight Park

The park connects art, nature, and people and features temporary and permanent public art installations by international artists, miles of recreational trails, and a terraced pond.

Historic Yates Mill County Park

There’s lovely hiking trails, a 24-acre pond, and the Historic Yates Mill that make up this 174-acre wildlife refuge and environmental resource center.

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