I brought my kids to the playground, I do not have input on the splash pad, baseball fields or the…read morerecreation center. The playground are great for older kids and toddlers. Bathrooms are available and clean during my visit. My only complaint is that swings could use fixing up. There is only one baby swing and one handicap accessible swing, the other two swings seem to have been removed, but there are plenty of other things for the kids to do. We had a wonderful time!

Great splashpad for the kids!! Bring some lawn chairs, there's not nearly enough picnic tables…read more Free lunch for the kids during the summer Monday through Thursday 11 to 2 in the parking lot. Number one playground according to my grandkids !!! Don't forget to bring some money for the ice cream man and or slushy guy

Municipal Park is the main park for the city of Clayton, a suburb of Raleigh North Carolina. It's…read morethe main event where they do their fairs and July 4th fireworks events. Lots of parking and plenty of space for recreation. There are horseshoe pits, a basketball court, tennis court and a large well cared-for lighted baseball field. They do have a permanent structure with bathrooms. The fenced-in sand-based playground was in good shape, too. Several benches in the shade for parents to sit and watch. [Review 11821 overall, 1603 of 2019.]

I stopped by this park again today to get some good pictures…read more My kids have played here a couple times so we are familiar. It looks like they have updated some of the equipment, which is nice. The location is kind of hidden, its in a residential area, tucked away. They have a basketball court, baseball fields and play equipment including swings. The landscaping is not a neat as the other nearby parks, so its hard to give more than 3 stars. The city does host a 4th of July festival here every year as it has lots of space. Overall, its a cute little park that never gets very busy.

Fisher Street Park is a very small park at barely a third of an acre. But they manage to pack in a…read moreplayground with slices and a very smooth basketball court. The park is fenced on three sides and there is street parking. The park and the basketball courts do not have lights. [Review 12736 overall, 48 of 2020.]

Great park! My son played some pick basketball with some kids and took a minute to swing on the…read moreswing set!

This park is a hidden jewel. It is expansive, with a children's play area, a large shelter (good…read morefor outdoor, socially distanced gatherings) and walking trails. It is well maintained and seemingly lightly trafficked because it is tucked away in a Durham neighborhood. We visited over a holiday weekend and saw only a handful of other families, most of whom were in the children's play area. The majority of people were wearing masks and so it felt very safe to visit during the pandemic. The parking lot is small but due to the light traffic, it didn't pose a problem when we visited. This is a great park to visit with children, dogs and/or adult friends and family members especially as other outdoor attractions in the area are seeing heavier traffic due to the pandemic. We brought a badminton set and had plenty of room to set up and play in the large field near the shelter. This would be a good place to throw around a football or play fetch with a pup.

Nice park, as beautiful as the location dictates. Senior friendly. I'm a senior and require a…read morerollator to walk any distance and the paths were accommodating.

More than just a people park, there's also a pretty decently sized canine park here!…read more The people park includes a community center with a gymnasium, game room and meeting rooms with a small kitchen. There are three lighted baseball/softball fields, four lighted pickleball courts and four lighted tennis courts. I spotted picnic shelters, stocked fishing ponds (catch and release) and a bunch of walking paths. The dog park was really busy today with at least a dozen in the "large" side and two on the "small" side. Running about and parking while their humans chatted and watched. The park has plenty of parking. [Review 2422 of 2024 - 3878 in North Carolina - 23435 overall]

Flaherty Park in Wake Forest is located on the north end of town on N White Street. They've put…read moresome money into upgrades to the ball fields and the dog walk in the last few years. I was there Friday for a Wake Forest Fungo baseball game. The team and league are comprised of college baseball players (mainly division 2 & 3) who play for the summer. The field they are on has been improved from an open cut infield to a grass one and they built an announcers box and snack stand. They also added batting cages and covered stands on both sides. It was fun coming out although is was hot and close to 100 degrees at game time which was 6:30pm. They do sell light snacks, soda and beer at the venue.

My dog and I love this park! There's lots of parking spots, a beautiful pond and lots of ducks. We…read morewill walk the perimeter a few times and head over to Sunni Skies for a treat. There's also a baseball field and a playground for the kids.

I come here every summer and the kids love it. It is rarely overly crowded. There are plenty of…read moreways the kids can enjoy themselves; 2 playgrounds, skateboarding, fishing, baseball, basketball, volleyball etc. There's plenty of nature. But a brown duck with an orange bill did chase us when we got to close! Hahah so let them be. You could get bitten‍

We go here a lot and I really like it because the playground is surrounded by trees. A lot of other…read moreplaygrounds don't have trees to stay cool under and no one wants to roast in the sun while playing. There's a trail too and a small bridge with a stream underneath that kids like to play by. There are basketball courts and a baseball field. Good amount of parking, bathroom house and gazebo with picnic tables. Playground is nice size and there's a sand box as well.

Beautiful, light, bright, clean and well run community center. We play pickleball there 3 times a…read moreweek and it is so fun. They have three courts and supply the balls. Will keep returning.

Today we enjoyed Abbott's Creek Community Center + the park. I was so impressed with the property…read more When we first arrived we couldn't help but notice how clean the parking lot was. There was plenty of parking, I am not sure how it would be earlier during the day but it was great parking around the time that we went. As we were walking up there was a staff member there letting down the flag and she asked us how she could help us she was really nice. We noticed that they had an outdoor basketball court so we used them restroom and went straight there. The bathrooms were clean too. Which was great for small children who love to touch things. The park was really nice but we were only there for basketball court which was cool. One of the goals had a glass missing which was okay but for someone who likes to make all of their shots it was an inconvenience. But the park overall was clean and really nice. Overall it's one of the nice parks in Raleigh and we would love to go back.

The main feature at this park is the Fairfield Recreation Center and with it, the sprayground and…read morewater park area (sponsored by Pepsi). The recreation center is ADA accessible and includes an aerobics/dance room, gymnasium and some multi-purpose rooms. Outside, there is a baseball diamond, basketball court, picnic shelters, playground and tennis court. There is street parking and in front of the recreation center is a Little Free Pantry and a bicycle repair stand. [Review 15479 overall, 983 of 2021, number 3022 in North Carolina.]

Fun place to play pickleball if you like to play indoors. There are 3 pickleball courts taped off…read moreon the basketball court which are available at designated times.