Wake Forest NC has an abundant supply of Parks and Greenways! Trails wind through town, 
tennis courts, baseball diamonds and playground dot the landscape and even the doggies have their very own place to romp and play with their buddies! Through this series you will find information on all the various parks in Wake Forest NC so you can always find a great way to spend a weekend afternoon with friends or family.
Kiwanis Park is located in downtown Wake Forest NC right next door to the Wake Forest Library! It is extremely convenient to make your stop at the library and then skip over to the park for a little afternoon playtime and lunch! This small park offers a picnic shelter, a variety of play equipment and a gorgeous paved greenway trail. Kiwanis Park is also located right down the street from Franklin Academy so it is not an unusual sight to see the park overflowing with kids in the afternoon when the Academy is dismissed! Kiwanis Park is also a very popular spot throughout the day for playdates - always a few moms and their youngsters spending some time at the park!
You can find Kiwanis Park at 400 E. Holding Avenue, Wake Forest NC.
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Wake forest looks like a great place to be. Thanks for the post I really enjoy following all these communities. Makes me want to clone myself and live in them all
I'm with you, Charlie! I see all the gorgeous places and all I can think is ROAD TRIP!!!
Through your eyes and blogs Leesa, Wake Forest seems like a GREAT town! I like your idea...ROAD TRIP!!! lol
Cheron
Thanks, Cheron - I just absolutely love it here and I really hope that comes through in the posts! We should take a ROAD TRIP one day ONLY using the posts by members - how cool would that be?
Leesa - Kiwanis Park in Wake Forest sounds like it has something for everyone.
Dude...that is one awesome slide! Love the library / park combo!
It is just a really cute little park, Michelle - perfect for an afternoon stop off!
HA! That was Liam's favorite slide for a LONG time Heather. Now he's just too cool for playgrounds. ;)
Hey Leesa great description of your local park, you make it sound so inviting and I have to say the name intrigues me too. I looked up the work Kiwanis and found it is a native American word that can be translated into a couple of different meanings. One of them is for meeting others at a given location...how perfect :) Have a great day!
Oh, it is definitely a meeting place, laura! The place is packed on weekday afternoons with the moms and their kids having a blast!
Leesa.....Your description really brings out how Wake Forest is a very people and pet friendly community. Great place to spend time with the kids, the pets and some friends!
Thanks, Carra - WAIT until you see the park for the dogs! They have it made!
Leesa, that is a woodsy setting. Your dscriptions of your town make me want to stop in. Road trip is right, and when we get colder, your area woill be just right!
Thanks, Steve - i have had out of town buyers visit that say they feel like they are in a "green tunnel" because we have so many trees! Gotta admit - the trees provide a great place to plop down and read a book or shade the walking trails.