Winston-Salem city park on the site of the former Piedmont Quarry, with over 200 acres of mostly wooded land, a deep lake and an overlook pier for the lake.
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A peaceful park which is perfect for all, Bailey Park in Winston-Salem is worth visiting. Located in the neighboring area of Wake Forest Innovation Quarter, this 1.6 acre (0.6 hectares) park has many facilities. Families can spend a quiet and restful day here being surrounded by green landscapes and trees. The park is also open to pets and visitors can even indulge in many sports activities and it has a stage where live performances are held. There are provisions for cycling, skating, and skateboarding in the park.
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Bethabara Park is a historic park and was a Moravian settlement in 1753. Spread across 183 acres (74.06 hectares) of idyllic wooded landscape with wildlife, it is a National Historic Landmark and is included in the National Register of Historic Places. It is also known as the Bethabara Historic District and features archaeological ruins, an 18th-century church, Strangers' God's Acre (among the oldest graveyard in the nation), historical structures, trails, gardens and a visitor center. It is used as an open-air museum and hosts many festivals on weekends.
Winston-Salem city park with playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, pool, splash pad, fitness trail, fitness par course, three lighted tennis courts and two volleyball courts.
Winston-Salem city park with playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, four lighted tennis courts and gazebo.
Winston-Salem city park with 365-acre lake and a seven-mile walking trail around the lake. Pier and boat fishing, picnic shelters, playground and restrooms. Must be 16 or over with a North Carolina fishing license to fish.
