This place is a gem. I live near Memphis and have been all over the US and world. You don't often see such a nice combination of art and nature.

Loved this park! Such a cool experience to enjoy the view and the art.

Such a beautiful place, the energy is also very refreshing, we went to hike and meditate, enjoy the nature and also the beautiful art sculptures you can find all over the park! A truly gem in Raleigh!

This park was absolutely incredible! We stopped here for a picnic to celebrate my nieces graduation from NC State. There are miles of walking trails (paved of gavel), art, gentle rolling hills, fun little pond, and plenty of parking. There were Lots of walkers walking their dogs, families taking pictures, people resting on blankets and at no time did we feel like we were on top of each other.

This park was absolutely incredible! Miles of walking trails, art installations, abundant parking, gentle rolling hills and the restored meadow is a feast for the senses. So peaceful. Next time I will take a picnic basket and spend an entire afternoon there.

Amazing and Incredible park with nice walk trails, art installations, abundant parking space.

the park is a wonderful place to catch a breath of fresh air, walk the dogs, and appreciate sculpture. some paths are deep shade, some full sky, or dappled shade. there are flat paths and hill, pavement & chat. whatever miss you're in, there's a trail for it.

Enjoyed walking around and looking at all the sculptures. Nice paved walking paths for strollers. Free for the public.

This is hands down one of my favorite places to visit. On a perfect day you have trails to walk or bike. The museum is full of breathtaking history and the information and staff are all amazing. I can't say enough good things about how great this museum is. This was one of the first places I ever came to visit when moving to this area almost three years ago, and now it is one of my most often visited museums. Also if you keep an eye out they also used to offer outdoor movies. At this time I'm not sure if they will be offering them again this year, but if they do it is so much fun. Often times you can find the information on the Raleigh Events page. So keep an eye out if that might be something you are interested in. No matter the reason you visit you will not leave disappointed as there is something here for everyone. So with the weather warming up now I hope you might find the time to stop by and possibly mark this down as one of your new favorite go to spots in Raleigh For more recommendations in the Raleigh area please feel free to follow @raleighunlocked on Instagram. As there are so many great things Raleigh has to offer.

I had the most amazing time here! It's a true hidden gem in every sense. The large sculptures scattered throughout the park add a captivating artistic touch, making every stroll an inspiring journey. The flower fields are a burst of colors and fragrances that elevate the experience to another level. The presence of a greenway and bike-friendly paths make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The convenience of plenty of free parking is a welcome bonus. But what truly stole my heart was the abundance of green space where you can sit and relax. Whether you want to read a book, enjoy a picnic, or play fetch with your furry friend, this park has it all. Plus, being located next to the museum of art adds an intellectual and cultural dimension to the visit. It's an all-encompassing destination for nature, art, and leisure lovers alike!

This is such a gem! It's outside, it's free, and has art, nature, and history exhibits. My favorite is the Hidden Camera Obscura that is off on one of the wooded trails. Go inside, shut the door, and wait for your eyes to adjust until you can see the image of the outside on the floor. Take some time doing it- the longer you stay, the more you will see

This was the perfect place for a walk in the late afternoon before sunset. The park has nearly five miles of paved and unpaved walking trails with more than 30 amazing sculptures and art installations to enjoy. There are plenty of options for places to stroll, enjoy a picnic or just relax on the grass.

Can't say enough amazing things about the grounds. Dog friendly and bike friendly (with the exception of a few, well marked paths). Tons of different easy to follow trails. On and off pavement. Looking forward to spending more time out here!

Absolutely wonderful art museum, the grounds are so beautiful ❤️ Good walk and pet friendly. The indoor art was great and so was the outdoor sculptures. Worth the drive for a day trip! Free admission and parking. Open Sunday until 5pm as of now. No mask required.

Interesting art work lines the walking paths through out the park. There are long stretches of grass for gathering with family and friends. A great way to spend the day.

Attended a gospel concert featuring James Jenkins, John P Kee, The Clark Sisters, and Shirley Ceaser. It was great. Despite the stormy weather causing a delay, the staff worked to make it a great concert.

Pin this place! Excellent park! Plenty of free parking. Enjoyed the outdoors presentation of Gladys Knight singing some of her most recognized songs. Outdoors seating and a welcoming outdoors atmosphere. It's the place to just relax and enjoy the Museum of Arts presentation. Pin it for a fantastic outdoors event.

Our favorite park. We love coming here with my 3-yo and walk and observe the nature. We’ve seen lots of rabbits, deers (mama with two babies🥰), a snake. Berries, other families with kids, beautiful sunsets.

Great paved walking/ biking paths! Park is mostly all sloping hills, but there are lots of places to sit and relax too! Very scenic with art works scattered about! And they have public restrooms! Nice place to spend time!

Love coming here always something interesting to see nature, art sculptures, and paintings. See how much Raleigh has grown go up to the bridge and just look around.

Expansive park with interesting arts sculptures through the park. Great for groups and kids, path for biking, running and walking. Visitor center had drinks and snacks

Our family visits the amphitheater every year to see the final show of the paper hand puppet intervention. It is always a good time I don't think we've ever been rained on. The sound system is excellent and well run. The bathrooms available in the outdoor park are enormous and kept clean. Everything here is easily accessible to the handicapped. Parking is close and abundant. It's always fun for the kids and adults as well.

Marvelous..one of the best art concentration spots in the country when combined with Art Museum next to it. One stop gives you the indoors and the outdoors and if you lucky you might just get the outdoor concert too.