Playgrounds in Raleigh, NC
54 parks with playgrounds in Raleigh, NC: 12 with restrooms, 1 with a splash pad and 3 with a dog park. On the map, 8 have a drinking fountain, 21 have picnic tables or a shelter and 4 have swings.
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Laurel Hills Park
Play equipment: climbing frame, sandbox
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Eastgate Park
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Millbrook Exchange Park
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Neuse River Greenway
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Brentwood Park
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Kentwood Park
Play equipment: play structure
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Marsh Creek Park
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North Hills Park
Play equipment: slide
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Pullen Park
Play equipment: seesaw, play structure, sandbox
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Roberts Park
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Spring Forest Road Park
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Abbott's Creek Park
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Crabtree Creek Trail
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Gipson Play Plaza
Play equipment: swings, water play
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Glen Eden Pilot Park
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Honeycutt Park
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Lake Lynn Park
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Lake Lynn Park
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Lions Park and Community Center
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Neuse River Greenway
Play equipment: slide, swings, sandbox
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Powell Drive Park
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Sertoma Arts Center
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Springdale Area Recreation Club
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Abbott's Creek Greenway
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Baileywick Park
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Blue Jay Point County Park
Play equipment: climbing frame
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Brier Creek Park
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Brookhaven Nature Park
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Crabtree Valley Trail
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Green Hills County Park
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Greenbrier Park
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Halifax Park
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John Chavis Memorial Park
Play equipment: swings
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Lake Wheeler Park
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Lenoir Street Park
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Mary Belle Pate Park
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Observation Park
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Renaissance Park
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Tarboro Road Park
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Williams Park
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Annandale Playground
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Beech Bluff Park Playground
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City of Raleigh Greenway
Play equipment: play structure, slide, swings
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Cokesbury Park
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Fairfax Hills Park
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Harrington Grove Playground
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Hedingham Playground
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Jaycee Park of Garner
Play equipment: play structure
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Marbles Courtyard
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Oakboro Park
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Sawmill Trail Greenway
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Smallwood Open Space
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Summerton Park
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West Park
Source: OpenStreetMap. The Raleigh parks department sets hours and rules; the signs on site are the final word.
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Anderson Point Park
Play equipment: swings
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Frequently asked questions
How many playgrounds are in Raleigh?
We list 54 parks with playgrounds in Raleigh and 1 more within 20 miles.
Where are the playgrounds in Raleigh?
Laurel Hills Park, Eastgate Park, Millbrook Exchange Park, Neuse River Greenway, Brentwood Park and Kentwood Park and 48 more.
Which Raleigh parks with playgrounds have restrooms?
Laurel Hills Park, Neuse River Greenway, Kentwood Park, North Hills Park, Pullen Park and Spring Forest Road Park and 6 more.
Which playgrounds in Raleigh have drinking water?
Laurel Hills Park, Pullen Park, Spring Forest Road Park, Gipson Play Plaza and Glen Eden Pilot Park and 3 more have a drinking fountain on the map.
Where can you have a picnic near the playgrounds in Raleigh?
Laurel Hills Park, Millbrook Exchange Park, Kentwood Park, Pullen Park and Glen Eden Pilot Park and 16 more have picnic tables, and 17 of them a covered shelter.
Are there more playgrounds near Raleigh?
The closest outside town: Anderson Point Park in Knightdale (7 mi).