C. W. Davis Park
6th St and Cedar St Roanoke Rapids NC 27870
This area is a .86 acre open space park across Cedar Street from Melody Park.
6th St and Cedar St Roanoke Rapids NC 27870
This area is a .86 acre open space park across Cedar Street from Melody Park.
Chockoyotte Park Roanoke Rapids NC. Another popular favorite, this park area has 3 ball fields, playground equipment, covered picnic shelter, restrooms, & a walking trail.
Edward George Park, Virginia Ave Roanoke Rapids NC 27870
This is a 1.25 acre playground donated to the City of Roanoke Rapids by the George family. It has a swing set, sliding board, and benches.
Being one of our most popular, this park has a covered picnic shelter, restrooms, playground equipment, walking trail, and a softball field.
Vance St and 11th St. Roanoke Rapids NC 27870. This is a 17-acre athletic park. It contains 4 Baseball/softball fields, a playground, and 3 Rest room/concession stands.
Located on the T. J. Davis complex, this park includes a playground unit, swing set and ¼ mile walking trail.
Wyche Street And Virginia Avenue, Roanoke Rapids NC 27870
This 2.95 acre park has two monuments, one dedicated to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, and the other to Sarah Keyes Evans.
This small 1.6 acre park primarily serves as open space. It has a small 3 table picnic shelter on Cedar Street.
Rochelle Park 5th St and Vance St, Roanoke Rapids NC 27870
This is a 6.7 acre park that has open space, a modular play unit, swing set, two picnic shelters, rest rooms, and picnic tables.
TJ Davis Center Roanoke Rapids NC. Located on the T. J. Davis complex, this park mainly serves as open space. It has a small 3 table picnic shelter.
115 Charles Circle, Roanoke Rapids NC 27870. This two-acre park on Chockoyotte Creek has a modular play unit, swing set, and picnic tables.
6th Street and Arbutus West Roanoke Rapids, NC, 27870
This is a 4.5-acre open space park bequeathed to the City by the Tinsley Estate.
490 Oak St Roanoke Rapids NC 27870 This 1.8-acre park has a modular play unit, open space for athletics, and an outdoor basketball court.
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