Stroll Through History: Free Cemetery Tours at Historic Oakwood Cemetery

Join us in Knightdale for the fourth annual Creek Week StoryWalk, a delightful community experience hosted at our beautiful Environmental Park. In partnership with the East Wake Regional Library, we have curated an interactive outdoor reading activity designed to engage visitors of all ages. This year, we are proud to feature the charming book A Place for Rain by Michelle Schaub, which highlights the importance of our natural environment through a captivating narrative journey. The display will be available for public enjoyment from March 12 through April 22, 2026. Beyond the story, we invite you to interact with our educational exchange box to learn more about local conservation efforts. This initiative encourages families and nature lovers alike to take a walk, read along at their own pace, and soak in the serene atmosphere of our park. The facility is open daily from dawn until dusk, making it a flexible destination for your schedule. We encourage everyone to visit the park, participate in this unique literary adventure, and celebrate the natural beauty of our community together.

Escape the daily grind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of William B. Umstead State Park. We invite individuals and families to embark on the Curious Minds Trail Adventure, an exciting exploration of the manmade lakes and scenic hiking trails that define this Piedmont East Science Trail gem. Whether you are searching for elusive marbled salamanders or rare woodland flora like the Jack in the Pulpit, this scavenger hunt offers a unique way to engage with the local ecosystem just minutes from downtown Raleigh. Participating is simple and accessible for all visitors. This digital adventure is hosted through the Actionbound app, which you can download for free on your mobile device. No personal data collection or account creation is required to get started. Simply scan the designated QR code at the park or search for the park name within the app to begin your journey through the wilderness. Gather your friends and family to experience this rustic retreat before the adventure concludes on April 30, 2026. Discover the wonders of nature at your own pace throughout this month long event.

Embark on an immersive literary adventure this April as Wake County Parks presents the celebrated StoryWalk series. This unique program invites families and nature lovers to experience the magic of storytelling while exploring the beautiful trails and landscapes of our local park system. By merging physical activity with children literature, participants of all ages can enjoy reading beloved books page by page while strolling through scenic outdoor environments. Whether you are walking the American Tobacco Trail or wandering the grounds of Oak View, each location offers a distinct narrative experience designed to inspire curiosity and foster a deep appreciation for the natural world. This initiative highlights the importance of literacy and active living in our community, providing an educational and engaging way to connect with both nature and literature simultaneously. We encourage you to plan your visits throughout the month to explore these curated tales at your own pace. Grab your walking shoes and head out to your favorite park location this April to discover the joy of reading under the open sky. We look forward to seeing you on the trails.

Join us in Knightdale for the fourth annual Creek Week StoryWalk, a delightful community experience hosted at our beautiful Environmental Park. In partnership with the East Wake Regional Library, we have curated an interactive outdoor reading activity designed to engage visitors of all ages. This year, we are proud to feature the charming book A Place for Rain by Michelle Schaub, which highlights the importance of our natural environment through a captivating narrative journey. The display will be available for public enjoyment from March 12 through April 22, 2026. Beyond the story, we invite you to interact with our educational exchange box to learn more about local conservation efforts. This initiative encourages families and nature lovers alike to take a walk, read along at their own pace, and soak in the serene atmosphere of our park. The facility is open daily from dawn until dusk, making it a flexible destination for your schedule. We encourage everyone to visit the park, participate in this unique literary adventure, and celebrate the natural beauty of our community together.

Escape the daily grind and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of William B. Umstead State Park. We invite individuals and families to embark on the Curious Minds Trail Adventure, an exciting exploration of the manmade lakes and scenic hiking trails that define this Piedmont East Science Trail gem. Whether you are searching for elusive marbled salamanders or rare woodland flora like the Jack in the Pulpit, this scavenger hunt offers a unique way to engage with the local ecosystem just minutes from downtown Raleigh. Participating is simple and accessible for all visitors. This digital adventure is hosted through the Actionbound app, which you can download for free on your mobile device. No personal data collection or account creation is required to get started. Simply scan the designated QR code at the park or search for the park name within the app to begin your journey through the wilderness. Gather your friends and family to experience this rustic retreat before the adventure concludes on April 30, 2026. Discover the wonders of nature at your own pace throughout this month long event.

Embark on an immersive literary adventure this April as Wake County Parks presents the celebrated StoryWalk series. This unique program invites families and nature lovers to experience the magic of storytelling while exploring the beautiful trails and landscapes of our local park system. By merging physical activity with children literature, participants of all ages can enjoy reading beloved books page by page while strolling through scenic outdoor environments. Whether you are walking the American Tobacco Trail or wandering the grounds of Oak View, each location offers a distinct narrative experience designed to inspire curiosity and foster a deep appreciation for the natural world. This initiative highlights the importance of literacy and active living in our community, providing an educational and engaging way to connect with both nature and literature simultaneously. We encourage you to plan your visits throughout the month to explore these curated tales at your own pace. Grab your walking shoes and head out to your favorite park location this April to discover the joy of reading under the open sky. We look forward to seeing you on the trails.