Spread across 125 hectares of greens, the Fred G. Bond Metro Park is a perfect escape from city life in Cary. From hiking trails, playgrounds, and picnic shelters to an amphitheater, senior center and community center, the park has much to offer for all age groups. Rent a boat or a kayak, and set sail in the Bond Lake or enjoy an adventurous rope challenge here. Other highlights include a boathouse and a multi-purpose athletic field.
This is for all the nature lovers. The Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve is among the few nature preserves of the state that has a distinct flora and fauna. Featuring shaded walking trails, boardwalks, a gift shop and the Stevens Nature Center, this scenic location is home to many mountain plant species, mammals, reptiles, birds, insects and amphibians. The nature center offers interactive exhibits which gives information about the natural history of Piedmont and also gives educational programs on the environment all through the year.
Children will love this location. Set right on the Air Traffic Control Tower in Raleigh-Durham International Airport, this observation park allows visitors to take in the panoramic vista of the expansive runway of the Airport. An engaging and unique experience, this vantage point lets you witness first hand the take off and landing of the airplanes.
