Playgrounds in Durham, NC
67 parks with playgrounds in Durham, NC: 12 with restrooms, 1 with a splash pad and 2 with a dog park. On the map, 14 have a drinking fountain, 18 have picnic tables or a shelter and 4 have swings.
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Piney Wood Park
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C. M. Herndon Park
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Duke Park
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Forest Hills Park
Play equipment: water play
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Hillside Park
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Lyon Park
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Morreene Road Park
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Old Farm Road Park
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River Forest Park
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Southern Boundaries Park
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Valley Springs Park
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Whipporwill Park
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Birchwood Park
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C R Wood Park
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Cook Road Park
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Cornwallis Road Park
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Crest Street Park
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East Durham Park
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East End Park
Play equipment: swings
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Elmira Park
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Lakeview Park
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Long Meadow Park
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Northgate Park
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Red Maple Park
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Rock Quarry Park
Play equipment: sandbox, climbing frame
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Rockwood Park
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Sherwood Park
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Solite Park
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Twin Lakes Park
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Walltown Park
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West Point on the Eno
Play equipment: swings
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Burton Park
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Campus Hills Park
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Central Park
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Garrett Road Park
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George Watts Playground
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Old North Durham Park
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Oval Drive Park
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Unity Village Park
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Weaver Street Park
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White Oak Park
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Wrightwood Park
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American Village Park
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Bay Hargrove Park
Play equipment: swings, slide
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Bird Observation
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Brightwood Trails Community Area
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Burch Avenue Park
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Cardinal Lake Playground 2
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Catch the Wind
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Catch The Wind: Seed Tower
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Drew/Granby Park
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Edgemont Park
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Grant Park
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Indian Trail Park
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Into The Mist
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Jordan at Southpoint Playground
Play equipment: play structure
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Little River Park
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Maplewood Park
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Merrick-Moore Park
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Oakwood Park
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Orchard Park
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Parkwood Hidden Park
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Parkwood Playground
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Rocky Creek Park
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Shady Oaks Park
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Trinity Park
Play equipment: play structure, spring riders, swings
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Westover Park
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More in Durham
- Dog parks 8
- Splash pads 1
- Skateparks 2
- Pickleball courts 2
- Basketball courts 29
- Tennis courts 14
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Frequently asked questions
How many playgrounds are in Durham?
We list 67 parks with playgrounds in Durham.
Where are the playgrounds in Durham?
Piney Wood Park, C. M. Herndon Park, Duke Park, Forest Hills Park, Hillside Park and Lyon Park and 61 more.
Which Durham parks with playgrounds have restrooms?
C. M. Herndon Park, Duke Park, Forest Hills Park, Lyon Park, Valley Springs Park and Whipporwill Park and 6 more.
Which playgrounds in Durham have drinking water?
C. M. Herndon Park, Duke Park, Forest Hills Park, Whipporwill Park and Northgate Park and 9 more have a drinking fountain on the map.
Where can you have a picnic near the playgrounds in Durham?
Duke Park, Valley Springs Park, Cook Road Park, East Durham Park and East End Park and 13 more have picnic tables, and 11 of them a covered shelter.