| A short list of the many playgrounds in Asheville.
Asheville is full of
beautiful parks and playgrounds to enjoy. Parks and Play Areas are open
6am until 10pm, seven days a week, and offer a variety of
passive and active recreational opportunities.
Call 828-259-5800 for information on any of these parks.
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Albemarle Park:
This park is located in
the historic Albemarle Park, east of Charlotte Street in North
Asheville. The Park is surrounded by the Manor Inn Apartments and the
beautiful cottages. The Park includes .5 acres of underdeveloped land.
Amboy Road River Park:
The park is located off of
Amboy Road in West Asheville. It includes 6.5 acres that are currently
under construction. The Park has added picnick tables and paved walking
paths that follow the river. This is a great shady place to walk on hot
summer evenings.
Ann Patton Joyce Park:
This park features a toddler playgound and 2 acres to run and play on in the Beverly Hills community.
Carrier Park:
One of Asheville's premiere parks offers volleyball courts, a giant playground, a roller-hockey rink, a basketball court, a multi-use track, a lawn bowling court, a paved trail and a multi-use sports field for baseball and soccer. Future development will include a picnic pavilion, river overlooks, boat landing, a wetland interpretive and education area, and more trails. Located on Amboy Rd. and Michigan Ave. in west Asheville.
Charlie Bullman Park:
This 6 acre park features
two lighted ballfields, a concession stand, and restrooms. It is
located off New Haw Creek Road in east Asheville.
Choctaw Street Park:
This 6.5 acre park is a
largely undeveloped neighborhood getaway located in central Asheville.
It does include two tennis courts.
City County Plaza:
City County Plaza is the
best place to see amazing performances in Asheville. Almost all of the
city's activities are held here: Bele Chere, First Night Asheville,
Fourth of July Fireworks, Shindig on the Green , and much more. It is
within walking distance of some of the best resturants and cafes in
Asheville. The park includes 4.7 acres of land with art work,
landscaping, stage, and downtown location.
French Broad River Park:
One of Asheville's most beautiful parks, the park meanders alongside the tranquil French Broad River, and features a vast area of open green space with old trees, a wildflower garden, a paved trail, a gazebo, picnic tables and grills, an observation deck, and a small playground. The Dog Park features a large fenced-in area made for exercising and socializing your pooch! Located at Amboy Rd. and Riverview Dr. in west Asheville. To reserve the gazebo, contact 828-259-5738.
Glenn's Creek Greenway:
This one mile greenway is a beautiful green space with
a wide, paved walking path with gorgeous old trees. It is located off
Merrimon Avenue on Weaver Boulevard in North Asheville. This is the
first phase of the Broadway Greenway.
Griffing
Boulevard Rose Garden:
The 0.8 acre Rose Garden located in North Asheville is
a beautiful garden in the middle of Griffing Boulevard. Drive by and
view the hundreds of rose bushes.
Grove Park:
The 2.9 acre Grove Park is a wonderful place to sit
and eat lunch. Many people go there everyday to read and relax. The
park has open shelters, large flowering trees, and a beautiful
turn-of-the-century stone sitting wall.
Haw Creek Park:
This park in east Asheville is 6.2 acres of beauty
with wooden walking trails, a gazebo, restrooms and picnic tables. This
is located at the conner of Avon and Beverly Roads in the Haw Creek
Kenilworth Park:
The Kenilworth Park includes 3 acres of ballfields,
basketball courts, picnic tables, a playground, restrooms, tennis
courts, 2 grills and much more.
Lakewood Park:
Located on Lakewood Parkway, this 0.3 acre park is
full of fun. It includes a basketball court, a newly remodeled
playground, sandbox, picnic tables, and a field to play in.
Larchmont Park:
.2 acres, undeveloped, Larchmont Road and Merrimon Avenue, 259-5800
Livingston Street Park:
Located on 32.3 acres, Livingston Street Park has a
ballfield, concession stand, tennis courts, and restrooms. The park is
located in central Asheville off South French Broad Avenue.
Magnolia Park:
Located in the Montford Community, Magnolia Park
features a basketball court, restrooms, an open shelter, playground,
picnic tables, and a paved walking path.
Malvern Hills Park:
This is the only park in Asheville with a 50-foot by
150-foot outdoor swimming pool. It also includes a concession stand,
picnic tables, picnic grills, playground, restrooms, open shelter, and
tennis courts.
Martin
Luther King Jr. Park:
This 3.4 acre park is dedicated to the memory of the
great Martin Luther King, Jr. The park inlcudes a lighted ballfield
with scoreboard, concession stand, fitness court, picnic tables,
playground, restrooms, open shelter, memorial statue, courtyard, and
grills.
Meadow Park
.75 acre, playground, picnic tables, off street unpaved parking, Caledonia Road,
259-5800
Memorial Stadium:
Located behind McCormick Stadium, this fenced, 28.8
acre park features a lighted football field that is bordered by both
stadium and bleacher seating, and a restroom facility. ld, concession
stand, football field, volleyball, restrooms, track, off street paved
parking, handicap accessible, Buchanan St., 259-5800
Montford Park:
4.1 acres, basketball courts, playground, restrooms, open shelter, tennis courts,
picnic shelter, on street parking, Montford Ave., 253-3714
Mountainside Park:
.3 acre, ballfield, playground, picnic shelter, on street parking, Hunt Hill Street,
259-5800
Murphy-Oakley Park:
7.7 acres, ballfield, basketball courts, concession stand, picnic tables, open shelter,
off street paved parking, handicap accessible, grills, tennis courts, playground,
restrooms, Fairview Rd., 274-7088
Murry Hill Park:
7 acre, undeveloped, Bartlett Street, 259-5800
Pack Square:
1 acre, fountain, memorial monument, handicap accessible, on street parking. Biltmore
Ave., Downtown, 259-5800
Pearson Bridge River Park:
.4 acres, undeveloped, Riverside Drive and Pearson Bridge, 259-5800
Pritchard Park:
0.3 acres, fountain, bus shelter, seating, on street parking, College and Patton Ave.,
Downtown 259-5800
Ray L. Kisiah Park:
37 acres, ballfields, concession, on street parking, restroom, West Chapel Rd.,
259-5800
Richmond Hill Park:
181.5 acres, undeveloped, Richmond Hill, 259-5800
Riverside Cemetery:
87 acres, memorial monuments, historic grave sites, Birch St., 258-8480
Roger Farmer Memorial Park:
10.9 acres, ballfields, concession stand, picnic tables, restrooms, basketball court,
shelter, paved off street parking, Dearview Rd., 258-2235
Seven Springs Park:
3.7 acres, trails, on street parking, small shelter, Caledonia Rd., 252-6021
Shiloh Park:
7 acres, ballfield, concession stand, tennis courts, basketball court, playground, off
street paved parking, restrooms, Shiloh Rd., 274-7739
Skateboard Park:
atop the Civic Center Parking Lot, 778-8941
Sunset Parkway:
3 acres, linear passive park located on a large street median, on street parking,
Sunset Parkway, 259-5800
Thomas Wolfe Plaza:
0.3 acres, memorial monument, handicap accessible, Woodfin St., Downtown, 259-5800
Walton St. Pool/Park:
4.8 acres, ballfield, concession stand, swimming pool, picnic shelter, handicap
accessible, restrooms, playground, picnic tables, basketball court, grills, off street
paved parking, Walton and Depot St., 254-8008
Weaver Park:
6.6 acres, ballfield, basketball courts, concession stand, picnic shelter, tables,
grills, tennis courts, volleyball court, playground, restrooms, paved off street parking,
handicap accessible, Murdock and Merrimon Ave., 258-2453
West Asheville Park:
8.6 acres, ballfield, concession stand, picnic shelter, picnic tables tennis courts,
restrooms, off street paved parking, playground, grills, basketball court, Vermont Ave.,
258-2235
White Pine Park:
5 acres, undeveloped, White Pine Court, 259-5800

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