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The Wake Forest Parks & Recreation Department seeks to enhance the lives of the citizens of Wake Forest by offering a comprehensive system of parks, greenways, facilities, and open spaces coupled with cultural and athletic programs that promote education, health, and wellness.
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PARKS & FACILITIES
The Wake Forest Parks & Recreation department manages 561 acres of parks, open space, natural land and trails. This includes five baseball/softball fields, three soccer fields, one pool, six picnic areas, eight playgrounds, eight lighted tennis courts, a dog park, the Wake Forest Community House, Flaherty Park Community Center, and more than six miles of greenway trails.
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ATHLETICS
The Wake Forest Parks & Recreation department offers baseball, softball, and basketball leagues for residents of Wake Forest and the surrounding areas.
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RecConnect - Fall 2010
(PDF document is 4.78 MB in size)
Offering something for everyone, the Fall 2010 edition of RecConnect is now available. Browse through the Parks & Recreation Department's upcoming cultural and recreational offerings designed for people of all ages. |
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PROGRAMS & CLASSES
The Wake Forest Parks & Recreation Department offers classes and cultural programs for both youth and adults. Information on dance, art, cooking, woodworking, drawing, painting, and much more are provided in the links below.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
The Wake Forest Parks & Recreation Department offers an array of special events throughout the year, including the annual Easter Egg Hunt, as well as special performances, the Pepsi Pitch Hit and Run, NFL/Pepsi Punt, Pass, Kick, and June's Concert in the Park.
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Parks & Recreation News
Find out the latest news and information about Parks & Recreation-sponsored programs and special events.
Frequently Asked Questions
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