FRED G. BOND METRO PARK
801 High House Road, Cary, NC 27513 DIRECTIONS
Here’s The Deal:
Fred G. Bond Metro Park is one of the largest municipal parks in Cary. It has over 310 acres of parkland. The park has picnic shelters, athletic fields, playgrounds, a 300-seat amphitheater, fitness and hiking trails, a community center, and the Cary Senior Center. Here, the boathouse serves as a central point for boat rentals, including pedal boats, kayaks, and sailboats. The park design preserves the atmosphere and features opportunities for various types of recreation. Fred G. Bond Metro Park has many free facilities.
SPECIALTY:
Swings, Jogging, Fishing, Aquatic Centre, Volleyball, Green Space, Sports Areas, Kids Grounds, Frisbees, Tables, Skatepark, Shelters, Slides, Walking Trails, Picnic Pavilions, Hiking, Event Conducting, Restrooms, Playgrounds, Rubber Playground Balls, Gardens & Dog Parking
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DOWNTOWN CARY PARK
319 South Academy Street, Cary, NC 27511 DIRECTIONS
Here’s The Deal:
Downtown Cary Park is a beautiful urban park located in Cary. It is a town park with a centerpiece night-lit fountain, landscaped gardens, and community games. The park has space for musical performances, outdoor movies, recreation, games, public art, and simply enjoying the outdoors. The park features open green space, performance green and stage area, public art, movable tables and chairs, and a bocce ball court. Downtown Cary Park has a family-friendly town with nice restaurants and a public library.
SPECIALTY:
Gardens, Bocce Ball, Volleyball, Sports Areas, Restrooms, Grassy Fields, Open Space, Dog Parking, Walking Trails, Kids Grounds, Jogging, Slides, Bike Riding, Basketball, Tennis, Stone Benches, Shelters, Chess Tables, Playgrounds & Event Conducting
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MARLA DORREL PARK
111 Thurston Drive, Cary, NC 27518 DIRECTIONS
Here’s The Deal:
Marla Dorrel Park is a pleasant suburban park in Cary. It has unique factors, including a dragon climbing structure named katal, landscaping, and progressive design elements. The park has public art, misting garden, one multi-use slab, and one basketball slab. The park connects to a pedestrian overpass linking it to MacDonald Woods Park. Marla Dorrel Park features fully integrated fun in a multi-sensory atmosphere that challenges both minds and muscles.
SPECIALTY:
Waterfalls, Sports Areas, Dog Parking, Kids Play, Jogging, Tables, Playgrounds, Statues, Gardens, Walking Trails, Restrooms, Fountains, Stone Benches, Shelters, Monuments, Grassy Fields, Event Conducting, Picnics, Open Space Areas, Tennis Courts, Slides & Bike Riding