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DamnStraight
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to just go and sit outside in the sun and relax...
like parks are cool if they arent crowded

7/11/2006 12:14:09 PM

OmarBadu
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your yard...if you live in apt - then the apt. complex grass

7/11/2006 12:14:56 PM

Jere
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no

7/11/2006 12:15:08 PM

Wolfpacker06
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Bond Lake in Cary

Rose Garden in Raleigh

All of Umstead State Park

7/11/2006 12:16:18 PM

DamnStraight
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unfort. i have no yard lol

bond park hmmm

7/11/2006 12:26:54 PM

MiniMe_877
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Bond Park on High House Rd, between Maynard and Cary Parkway, I've heard good things about it

7/11/2006 12:31:41 PM

cyrion
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walmart parking lots are nice and warm, but they are probably crowded.

7/11/2006 1:09:10 PM

pilgrimshoes
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third for bond lake park

7/11/2006 1:11:58 PM

xvang
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Bond is a nice large park with good grassy areas.

Here's a list of other parks in/near Cary:

Annie L. Jones Park
1414 Tarbert Drive

Dorothy Park
720 Griffis Street

Davis Drive Park
1610 Davis Drive

Fred G. Bond Metro Park
801 High House Road

Green Hope Elementary School/Park
2750 Louis Stephens Drive

Harold D. Ritter Park
301 West Lochmere Drive

Heater Park
400 S. West Street

Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve
2616 Kildaire Farm Road

Kids Together Park
111 Thurston Drive

Lexie Lane Park
301 N. Dixon Street

Lions Park
815 Tanglewood Drive

MacDonald Woods Park
1601 Seabrook Avenue

Middle Creek School/Park
151 Middle Creek Park Ave

North Cary Park
1100 Norwell Blvd.

Robert V. Godbold Park
2151 N.W. Maynard Road

Rose Street Park
110 Rose Street

R.S. Dunham Park
519 Walnut Street

Thomas E. Brooks Park
111 Brooks Park Ave

Urban Park
414 E. Chatham Street

http://www.townofcary.org/depts/prhome.htm (with descriptions about half way down the page)

7/11/2006 2:51:26 PM

Easy
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Pullen Park.

7/11/2006 3:06:09 PM

NCSULilWolf
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Lake Wheeler has a nice deck overlooking the lake with rocking chairs, etc.

7/11/2006 3:08:09 PM

dieGalaxis
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Lake Johnson is also nice to sit on the porch in the rocking chairs.

7/11/2006 7:11:36 PM

eahanhan
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the jc raulston arboretum on beryl road is REALLY nice.

7/11/2006 7:39:50 PM

jmpack15
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I work with the Town of Cary so here's my 2 cents...

Annie L. Jones Park - No. Baseball field, tennis courts, Scottish Hills Pool across the street.
1414 Tarbert Drive

Dorothy Park - No.
720 Griffis Street

Davis Drive Park - Haven't been there, but I doubt it.
1610 Davis Drive

Fred G. Bond Metro Park - Yes, fits what you're looking for. Great lake area, large grass area.
801 High House Road

Green Hope Elementary School/Park - No. Elem. school, Cary Tennis Center across the street.
2750 Louis Stephens Drive

Harold D. Ritter Park - No. Couple of baseball fields, large shelter, basketball court... no real grass areas.
301 West Lochmere Drive

Heater Park - NO
400 S. West Street

Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve - No. I did some volunteer work there for a class, pretty cool place if you're into that kind of thing (nature trails). They have a courtyard where you could sit and relax, but it's a small area.
2616 Kildaire Farm Road

Kids Together Park - ? No
111 Thurston Drive

Lexie Lane Park - No. Softball/Baseball field, small basketball court.
301 N. Dixon Street

Lions Park - No. 2 Baseball fields right through the trees behind Cary High School
815 Tanglewood Drive

MacDonald Woods Park - Possibly. I've never been there but I believe there is some grassy area there to relax. BBall court.
1601 Seabrook Avenue

Middle Creek School/Park - No.
151 Middle Creek Park Ave

North Cary Park - Possibly. Out off Cary Pkwy near SAS. Sand volleyball courts, bball courts, tennis courts... not sure about the grassy area but there is a large grass hill next to the beach volleyball courts.
1100 Norwell Blvd.

Robert V. Godbold Park - No, but I haven't been there in years.
2151 N.W. Maynard Road

Rose Street Park - No, no crowd but it's a small area.
110 Rose Street

R.S. Dunham Park - No. Tennis courts, playground, basketball courts, often crowded.
519 Walnut Street

Thomas E. Brooks Park - No. Great softball complex though. Future site of USA Baseball. But don't think they have much of a "relax" spot.
111 Brooks Park Ave

Urban Park - NO
414 E. Chatham Street


Definitely check out Bond Park.

7/11/2006 7:50:50 PM

joe_schmoe
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Arboretum is great.

Lake Johnson is also, if you go on the unpaved (east) side. nice little trails, youll find a hill overlooking the lake where you can sit in the grass. it would be sunny in the morning, shady in the afternoon.

7/12/2006 1:31:59 AM

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