Park Feature: Jack Smith Park
Jack Smith Park is one of the most feature-heavy parks in Cary.
Cary, North Carolina News and Updates
Jack Smith Park is one of the most feature-heavy parks in Cary.
The very first events have been announced for the new Downtown Cary Park, including a big ribbon cutting ceremony, and a kick off to the holiday season.
You may be able to enter the park a few days sooner, according to the mayor.
Black Creek Greenway, the largest greenway in Cary, has had a section under construction for the past few months. Now, construction has finalized and the entire trail is now open.
Located just minutes from downtown Cary, Heater Park is a quiet park with plenty of open space to have a picnic, play catch, or just enjoy some nature.
The town’s first-ever splash pad is set to re-open tomorrow, May 10th, at Jack Smith Park.
Of all the greenways located in Cary, few are as important (or big) as the White Oak Creek Greenway.
Dorothy Park is one of the smallest parks in the town, but it still has that undeniable Cary charm.
From April through October, on the first Friday of the month, an event called Bands, Bites & Boats is hosted at Fred G. Bond Metro Park in the evening. The events are free to attend and have live music, food trucks, and beer for sale, as well as after-hours boat rentals.
Cary’s greenway system offers a diverse range of trails, but this April, the spotlight is on the Swift Creek Greenway.