Roberts Park — Attraction in Raleigh

Fantastic playground with newer equipment. The play structures are huge and divided into “recommended for 2–5 year olds” and “recommended for 5–12 year olds”, and each section has a lot of variety that I think would keep a child from getting bored when visiting here often. The surrounding grassy area is large, and there are some picnic tables and benches. You can either park on the adjacent street (Bart), or in the community center lot. Both times that we have visited, there was either no one there or just one other visitor — I suspect this park isn’t well known, because it really is an excellent playground and I’d love to see more kids...

This was an early voting site. It is my usual voting location for every election. It was a little different this year because of covid-19. It was well organized and the staff was quite helpful in directing vehicles to the rear of the park. We stayed in the car and the poll workers came to us. This park is very dear to my heart, I attended summer programs at this park when I was a child. Now my childhood friends and I gather every year for a reunion of sorts with this year being the exception. The park has a natural area, a playground, tennis courts a baseball field and is...

I live close to this park it's pretty well-maintained and the playgrounds are pretty nice. Sometimes the parties are a bit hard to handle, but if there isn't a big loud birthday party going on that day then the parents and kids there are quite nice to hang out with. The neighborhoods is a bit rough however, so I do not recommend you leaving your kids there alone or letting them walk...