Cary Real Estate Blogger - A Blog by Linda Lohman: Bond Lake Cary-Fred G. Bond Metro Park

Bond Lake Cary-Fred G. Bond Metro Park

Bond Lake Cary

Fred G. Bond Metro Park

 The hybrid does not have to travel far down High House Road to find Bond Lake Cary.  Located on High House Road between Cary Parkway and Maynard Road Fred G. Bond Metro Park exists on 310 acres.  Bond Park Cary is the largest Municipal Park in Wake County, an example of Cary’s commitment to open green spaces.  

Fred G. Bond Metro Park Features:

Bond Park Boathouse
Challenge Ropes Course
Sertoma Amplitheatre
Kiwanis Picnic Shelter
Lazy Daze Playground
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Athletic Fields
Multi-use fields
4.2 miles of trails
Compost Education Center
Greenway

 
Some of the activities residents can enjoy at Bond Lake Cary are:

Canoeing Classes
Kayaking
Orienterring -maps and navigating class
Challenge Ropes Class
Kayaking
Boat Skills and Seamanship
Fishing
Hook, Line, and Sinker-fishin class
Sailing
Boat Rentals

Over the years my family has spent countless hours at Bond Park.  Everything from Birthday Parties and Sports Banquets in the shelters, entertaining guests at the boat rentals, hours and hours at the huge playground, and of course  multiple summer camps.

 I think my favorite activity at Bond Park Cary is the Annual Cary Spring Daze Art Festival.  Each spring local artists sell their wares throughout the winding shaded paths of the park.  It’s always a great day.  My daughter and I make it an annual event.

 So make sure you stop by  Fred G. Bond Metro Park or one of Cary's other Parks when visiting Cary NC.


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4 comments • Linda Lohman- Former Teacher/Broker • February 22 2010 04:27PM

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Hi Linda - Sounds like a great place to spend some time with the family and relax!

Debi

Posted by Debi Boucher - "Realtor Showcase" Real Estate Photography/Virtual Tours ( Real Estate Showcase Photography) almost 2 years ago

Linda, I agree with Debi, it looks like a great place for an outing or just to get away!

Posted by Tony Cannon, e-PRO & Darcy Cannon, SFR - The C Team (RE/Max Velocity Realty) almost 2 years ago

Wow!  310 acres is a really big park!  And so many things available in the park!

Posted by Judi Barrett~Integrity Real Estate Services~Idabel, Oklahoma almost 2 years ago

Hey Linda, this is an excellent Localism post spotlighting a very cool part of your area!

Posted by Russell Lewis, Broker,CLHMS,GRI (Realty Austin, Austin Texas Real Estate) almost 2 years ago

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