PULLEN PARK RALEIGH

Pullen Park opened way back in 1887 and was designated the first public park in North Carolina, and it’s the fifth oldest operating amusement park in the United States.

Pullen Park has since become an important component of Raleigh life, providing citizens with a variety of recreational opportunities. This is classic Raleigh right here!

Close to downtown Raleigh, the park sits on 66 acres of land just west of downtown, between Western Blvd. and Hillsborough Street, and adjacent to North Carolina State University.

WHERE IS PULLEN PARK?

The 24-foot diameter carousel is housed in a permanent wooden-beamed shelter of tent-like design, and music originally was produced by a Wurlitzer band organ.

The Carousel

The Miniature Train

What kid doesn’t enjoy a miniature train ride? This is a one-third size near-replica of the famous locomotive, C.P. Huntington and it’s one of the top Raleigh attractions for kids.

Pedal Boats

It’s a bit of a workout on the legs, but a fun way to spend 30-minutes with your kids and get a new perspective of the park.

Playgrounds

There are various playgrounds and equipment for kids to play on for differing ages and abilities.

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