This 8.2-acre site provides 4.75 miles of new places to explore in and around Knightdale's scenic wetlands and hardwood forests. The trail includes wooded boardwalk and paved asphalt sections.
Access to City of Raleigh's Neuse River Greenway Trail at a pedestrian bridge near Anderson Point Park (map, directions). From there, fitness enthusiasts have access to some 30 miles of greenway.
Connection to Knightdale Station Park
Playground
Volunteer opportunities through the Adopt-A-Trail program
Park Rules
Pets must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet except in a designated dog park. Leash must be always held by the owner or competent individual. The tethering of pets to objects is not permitted.
Pets are not permitted in any area designated for athletic use. This includes but is not limited to tennis or pickleball courts, and baseball, softball, or soccer fields.
Pets that show signs of aggression should be removed from the property immediately.
Clean up after your pet.
Park only in designated areas. No parking on the roadside or grass.
Motorized vehicles must remain on the road or in the parking lot. The use of motorized vehicles on grassy areas, sidewalks, or trails is prohibited.
Please adhere to all rental postings.
Geocaching is allowed, but sites must be approved by the Knightdale Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Programs Department.
Fishing is catch and release only.
The following are prohibited:
Smoking
Personal Grills
Open fires
Alcoholic beverages (unless a Town-Approved Event)
Firearms (unless specifically permitted by State law)
Hunting
Overnight camping (permit required)
Swimming or wading
Boating
Feeding of wildlife
Collection, removal, or release of any animal, plant, or mineral material
Amplified sound, including but not limited to music and voice amplification (unless approved by the Town)
Fireworks (unless a Town-sponsored Event)
Tents / Canopy (unless a Town-approved Event)
Generators (unless approved by the Town)
Solicitation or selling of goods or services (unless approved by the Town)
Launching or recovering drones from Town parks or outdoor facilities (unless approved by the Town)
Conducting a program, class, or paid instruction (unless approved by the Town)
Inflatables, including but not limited to bounce houses, ball pits, and slides
