This place is quite cute. Very good for small children under 8. If children are running about and…read moreyou have a toddler, you better keep an eye out if those kids aren't. Nice place to take children when it is warm out and when done, plentiful for dining to choose from and desserts afterwards. Also, you can book children's birthday parties here too.

Love it. It's the perfect place for indoor play and great for kids that are climbers. Technically…read morethe indoor playground is meant for ages 5-12 but it's not strictly enforced or monitored or anything. Just like any other park, just keep an eye on your kid and you're fine. It's air conditioned which is awesome. What a fantastic place for kids to play during the warmer days or rainy weather. Apparently it's the first rec center in Raleigh with an indoor playground and rock climbing wall. They offer a number of programs, camps, and rental options as well. They're closed on Sundays.

Great park that had been around for years. There is access to the Greenway, which also includes a…read morenew extension, along with a basketball court, baseball fields, and pickleball courts.

This park was so fun! We went on a Saturday morning when it was raining on and off and had the…read moreentire place to ourselves. Even in the rain our toddler had a blast! Surprisingly, the equipment was not slippery in the rain. A lot of the slides were tube slides so we just wiped down the bottom of them. There was a large sandbox with a bunch of trucks and sand toys in it. Lots of picnic tables and some covered shelters.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy and Jill a dull girl. No worries, bring Jack and Jill…read moreout to MacDonald Woods park on a sunny autumn day to play and/or enjoy a nature walk! There is a small playground for the kids with slides, swings, and climbing equipment. You will also find a basketball court. This gorgeous park includes the Greenway which crosses over Route 1/64 and connects to Marla Dorrel Park. Both parks have playgrounds and the walk across the bridge is something the kids seem to really enjoy. How exhilarating it must be to stand over a busy 8-lane highway with traffic whizzing underneath you when you are only 3 feet tall! Especially if you can elicit truck honking with some hefty fist pumps! The water fountains offer filtered water and there is even one placed at ground level for thirsty pets. Overall, a great little park to get your play on and your creative juices flowing!

We love this park! There's a few playscapes; they are on the smaller side, but there are other…read morethings to play on such as a sandbox, swings, seesaw, and - I don't know what they're called - things that spin around. Water fountains, benches under shade, tall trees - it's not huge, but it's sizeable enough for a few hours. No restrooms that I saw. There's a basketball court next to the playground and lovely shaded walking trails that meander around the woods. The main trail leads to the pedestrian bridge across 64 that connects to Marla Dorrel Park, so if your kids are older (like, 6+), there is definitely something for them as well. There is no fence, as one reviewer pointed out.

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!

One of the many parks that the town of Cary offers. This one was close by some work I was doing…read moreand the day was gorgeous. There are handicap spaces real close to all the action, as well as a gently sloped wheelchair ramp. There is also a small open field for tossing a frisbee or letting the fur babies roam. What a cute place to hang out.

TLDR: Park in Cary with pickleball courts, picnic shelters, basketball courts, open play field,…read morerestrooms. and playground. Short walk to the greenway. Ample parking. Open sunrise to sunset. Lovely park for a picnic, pickleball, basketball, and more! We visited this park for the first-come first-serve pickleball courts. After playing on the empty court for a while, we took a nice stroll down the greenway. The greenway is walking distance from the park. It is shaded, well kept, and more popular than the park. Typically the park is more crowded especially in the evenings. The park offers one basketball court, three pickleball courts, one open play field, a playground, picnic shelters and tables, parking lot, and restrooms. The park is clean and organized. Overall, we enjoyed visiting this park and recommend it to others!

We enjoyed visiting this playground. The Toddler playground has three slides and is the perfect…read moresize for the little ones. It's partially shaded by the nearby trees. There's no benches but parents can sit on the concrete brick wall. The bigger playground is a short walk away. It has two big slides and a few little ones. It's perfect for all ages. There is open green space pretty close by. There are a few benches and even picnic tables around the playground area. However, there is almost no shade in the immediate area. There is an indoor bathroom facility near the big playground. They also have conveniently located trash cans. Parking is mostly along the road and a few spaces near the toddler playground.

We stayed at a dog-friendly AirBnB over Thanksgiving and found this nearby dog park. The parking…read morelot was a little difficult to find as the ground was covered in leaves, but we figured it out. This was one of the most fun and nostalgic dog parks I've ever been to - the entire dog park has obstacles and materials made from old McDonald's playgrounds, like from the 80s and early 90s. It was a blast from the past and very fun to identify which items I remembered. The pups both loved the park - there were tennis balls everywhere and it was surprisingly clean.

You can see from my photos the ness teenagers left and 2 teenagers that wouldn't leave the tunnel…read more They also used strong language and dropped multiple f bombs. It wasn't until the 5th fuck that I said something. My 4 year old autistic child just wanted to go through the tunnel. Very disappointed, this used to be a nice family friendly park

Very nice new (2018) playground in Wake County. Located next to Salem Schools, and a small path…read moreconnects this park to the Wake Zone Espresso coffee shop. There is a .5 mike path around a pond adjacent to the park. There are also three picnic tables next to the playground. A small dedicated parking lot with about 25 spots is adjacent. At this time, there is no bathroom available. The playground itself is cute and well thought out. It is a Train theme and the rubbery ground has some printed train tracks and other related pictures. There are three structures -- one for younger children, one for older children, and one for climbing. There are also two kid swings (no infant swings) and one circle swing more than one child can play on. There is no accessible swing in this playground. There's a small fake pond with a crawling log and a stone to climb. Overall, it's a nice playground with good, new equipment. There's a spinning cage to play in for the sensory inclined. There's a "ticket window" for some imaginative play, as well as a small place to sit with a table inside the play area itself. The playground is not fenced but is adjacent to a fenced soccer field. Equipment was hot in the hot summer sun, but that is to be expected when it is 95+ degrees out. The playground is small but has a lot to do, and it would be easy to keep an eye on more than one child at the same time in the space. Lack of a bathroom is annoying, but another excuse to go grab a coffee at the Wake zone then come back to let the kids play more. I look forward to the future greenway connection to Davis Drive playground.

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.]