Best Ghost Town Cary Near Me

V Mars: If you enjoy seeing how history connected to people's lives and in this case; how Cary developed and how the railroad impacted the Page-Walker families, then check this small history center. Beautiful gardens surround the history center. Easy parking. I had an interesting conversation with the women who were tending to the garden out front of the history center. They gave me a bit of insight into the upkeep of the exterior landscaping.

Peggy Wickham: Excellent exhibit. I especially enjoyed the fabric art exhibit, but the bold abstract exhibit as well.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

G V Debnam: Stopped to see the amazing photo exhibit by my fellow church member and friend = Chuck Ruffin. The exhibit included great photos from a Prayer Rally (#peaceful protest). #GeorgeFloydVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry Free …More

Nancy Caggia: Fabulous piano concert by Solomon Eichner! Talented pianist with wonderful introductions and explanations to the pieces! The staff there were quite helpful and responsive when we asked questions or requested more air flow in little room. The homemade refreshments at intermission were an unexpected delight. Volume and acoustics were spot on and enjoyable. Parking is super easy. Had a lovely winter concert. Lasted almost 1 hr and 45 minutes! Highly suggest for others to attend other concerts!

Ashley Jarosch: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry FreeMore

Maureen Scullin: A beautiful, historic building that houses beautiful art!Visited on Weekday Price for adult entry Free …More

Rachel Gill: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry FreeMore

CO42: Nice garden

Jessica Loree: It's become my favorite place to hangout. Lot's of history & beautiful grounds. The walking tours they offer are a absolute must in my opinion.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

Tom Weant: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Price for adult entry FreeMore

linda freeman: Interesting place with lovely gardensVisited on Weekend …More

NSA: neat place to learn a bit more about Cary and the downtown areasome floors of the exhibit where sparsely filled and we walked thru it all in around 40 min while taking our timeplace is clean and opens late which is great !free access as wellparking is available outside, there is an elevator however we were told to take the stairs so I'm not sure if it's handicap friendly

Bonnie Evans: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $6–10More

Luis Fretz: A lot if Cary history. Worth the visit.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …More

Rick Iiams: The Page-Walker offered a walking ghost tour of Cary. Started in the ol' Hillcrest cemetery and walked back to the P-W museum. Guided by the Cary Players, was fun and learned a few more pieces of Cary's history through it's "ghosts". Great fun, perfect weather for the 7pm group. Would totally recommend to go.

Kurt Hilton: I've been to the Page-Walker for several events hosted by the Town of Cary. One of Cary's oldest and well-managed historical landmarks.

Carol Toth: Historical trolly ride was both fun and informative.

Matthew Tallarino: Wonderful and quaint historical gem in downtown Cary! Perfect setting!

Linda Gunter: We really need a large Cary Museum for all the town artifacts related to our history. What a wonderful job the Town did in preserving the old hotel.

Michael Rubin: Great source for history about Cary and historical people of the area.

A K: Lovely place to spend sometime with kids

shamila ramachandran: The water splash park would keep the kids occupied and the playground beside is a plus. Minus point The restroom was a lil dirty as there were many people. Our kids had great fun! There's a dog park as well.Best to go, Sunday morning

Jessica McColley: Park and splash pad are super fun for kids. However, restrooms were gross. And the dog park needs a special pass. Of course Cary!!! You need a pass for a dog park?!?! Instead we just took our dog with us to the nature walks around the park because that's free.Dog-friendliness: Don't forget you PA$$

Corey McMillan: Good park with good facilities. Splash pad is great in the summer months and the dog park is well-maintained.

Arthur Zak: Excellent, dense play area. Nice quality splash pad, rock area, playgrounds, and small grassy field all close together. Bathroom, shower, water stations, and shelter. Good amount of shade options.

Andrea Buery: Lovely park! Kids had a blast at the splash pad

Iryna Sa: Great park for kids! It has a playground, rock climbing, and a water splash playground ("sprayground"). Our kid had a blast. Wonderful place to visit during hot summer. Also, has areas for picnics and a big dog park nearby. Also, everything was very clean and maintained. Definitely recommend

Adam Evans: Awesome splash pad with a range of activities. It was awesome for my lil kiddo to go socialize on a hot day

Veronica: The playground is nice but not much shade. The bathrooms are pretty clean and the splash pad is small and can get crowded. Overall it was nice and my son liked the different spray features.

neelabh k: It was a little bit crowded but fun experience

Laralee Lynch: Lots of fun! Enjoyed the splash pad. Great for little ones.Playground: Good shade at the toddler parkRestrooms: Decent for park restrooms

Melissa Freed: Family friendly, community oriented, fun in the sun place to spend the day! Wish there was more tables because this place gets CROWDED but it's all worth it and fun for everyone!Playground: Clean and unique.Restrooms: Clean, upheld.Dog-friendliness: A nice short trail and grassy area for walking the fur baby.Picnic area: Covered. Clean. Not enough space but families don't seem to mind making room for more!

Koji: 👍

M W: the water splash is too small and most likely is over crowded during summer, and some of the spray shooter will hit the parents who are sitting on the chairs. Very poorly designed.

Shohreh Sadri: This park is great for a hot day. The kids love splashing around and also love doing cartwheels down the field.

Turner-Marie Johnson: I brought my 6 year old and 4 year old here for the first time and they loved it. The splash pad is big enough for lots of kids to play and there is plenty of shade for the parents. The playground is lots of fun by itself, even if you don't do the splash pad. If your child loves climbing, this is a great playground. There's lots of climbing equipment and even a rock wall for bouldering. The ground is the squishy kind so kids won't get hurt. There's a big field for kids to run in too.Playground: There are 2 sections for younger and older kids. There are infant swings, regular swings, and a tire swing.Restrooms: Clean restrooms with a changing area. And water fountains that include a water bottle refill spot.Picnic area: There is a picnic shelter, but it was rented out for a party when I was there, so we ate elsewhere.

Randi DeLong: This park is a little bit of a drive for me, but it’s worth it. My 4 year old loves the splash pad in the summer.

Daria S: Very nice splash pad and playground

Muna Abdullah: The smell of water in splash area was very strong Clorox smell , and when my kids returned to home , the smell stay in their body’s although they tacked deep bath in addition to cough and throat pain start with them .

F A: These are hands down the cleanest bathrooms in the state of North carolina. But men beware, there's always a Dominion energy dude that blows the men's bathroom up throughout the day. Dude must have a super sensitive colon.