Raleigh Parks and Community Information
Parks in Raleigh
Anderson Park Anderson Park on Anderson Point Dr. is a beatific park that really shows off North Carolina´s natural beauty. This park is popular for events like weddings as the backdrop is picturesque. You can reserve one of the open spaces, the amphitheater or the cottage for very reasonable prices. The Anderson Point Cottage goes back to the beginnings of Raleigh. Now you can enjoy this space for a party, a wedding, or whatever else you´d like. On addition to being able to rent these spaces, there are also plenty of trails to walk or bike, as well as well as playgrounds. The Neuse River runs through the park so you might enjoy a picnic by the water.
The Durant Nature Park, on Camp Durant Road, is 237 acres of beautiful North Carolina wilderness. Here you can enjoy all of what North Carolina has to offer. There are hiking trails, lakes, and ample opportunity to bird watch. Whether you´re into mountain biking or canoeing, outdoor enthusiast can easily spend an afternoon or an entire weekend enjoying the recreational opportunities Durant Nature Park has to offer. You will also find that several fascinating programs about nature education or nature crafts run throughout the year. These classes are suitable for all ages. Take advantage of a slice of nature right around the city of Raleigh. If you´re looking for an indoor venue to host a party or wedding, you would be interested in Campbell Lodge. The Lodge is available to rent.
Mordecai Historic Park is located in downtown Raleigh on Mimosa and Wake Forest Streets. In this park you will find many buildings that speak to Raleigh´s history. The birthplace of President Andrew Johnson and the Mordecai Mansion plantation home. See what life in Raleigh was like from Colonial times to the Civil war to today. We´ve come a long way. Still, if you´re interested in colonial architecture there are plenty of homes available in that style. Whatever you´re looking for in a home you can find it in Raleigh. Search for your dream home today.
There are plenty of opportunities for canoeing and rafting down the river. The Neuse River Canoe Trail has five canoe launches along the Neuse River. The first is the Falls Dam Access which you can find on Falls of the Neuse Road. Off of Elizabeth Drive is the Buffaloe Road Access. The third point can be found off of Old Milburnie Road at Milburnie Dam. On the 16th mile mark is Anderson Point Access on Rogers Lane. Finally, the Poole Road access is located on Poole Road.
Pullen Park has been a part of the Raleigh community since 1887. Among other attractions, you can find a carousel and a miniature train ride. There are sports fields and courts for the active members of the family. Enjoy a picnic on the shores of Lake Howell or just a walk around the park. With entrances on Ashe Ave and Pullen Road, take the time to enjoy this wonderful park, right in the middle of Raleigh.
The skaters of Raleigh will spend a lot of time at Marsh Creek Skate Park on New Hope Road. With many challenging slopes for skaters of all skill level, all skaters are required to wear protective gear at all times. Be safe and enjoy the fresh Raleigh air.
Find the birds, beasts and plants native to the area while still being inside Raleigh. The Walnut Creek Wetland Center offers 59 acres of land including well marked trails and educational displays. It´s a great way to learn more about the environment while taking in the natural beauty of North Carolina.
The Fred Fletcher Park Water Garden was completed in late 2008. Located off of Glenwood Ave and Washington Street, this beautiful park offers you a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Take the time to relax, meditate and just enjoy the fresh, Raleigh air. Enjoy the wetlands plant and wildlife. There are signs up so you can learn more about the trees you relax under or the animals that inhabit any of the deep pools in the park.
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Victoria Riddell
License #216959 Coldwell Banker HPW
5000 Falls of Neuse Road,
Raleigh, NC 27609
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