Our second time going was a little different. All four of us were able to come and explore and have fun! The first time it was pretty muddy so i wouldn't recommend it after a lot of rain. It has a small playground with just a slide and some swings bu several other open field and some cool old structures that are worth exploring

This is a small park with a playground (modern) that is really old. There are no dates but I suspect it goes all the way back to the 30's. There is a stone gate and a gazebo on the property next to the historic Hill house. Not much to do but worth a stop for a few minutes. The maze is interesting but the walls are too short to be of any use except to toddlers. Parking is on street. Would have given it 4 stars but there was a little bit of trash and some of the older parts of the park could use some cleaning but overall a nice park.

The playground is small and doesn't offer that much but in my opinion the rest of the park makes up for it. You will find the remains of the Hill family (prominent Durham family) greenhouse on the grounds and it's been turned into a sort of maze that the kids love. There are several benches inside the maze for the adults. The park also offers a community garden, a short paved trail, open green area and a covered picnic area. The Morehead Hills area was established in 1879 and the Hill house is still standing next to the park.