Lexie Lane Park

A Piece of Cary History

Dating back to 1972, Lexie Lane Park holds the special distinction of being Cary's first park. Named after the town manager of that era, this 2.9-acre green space offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of everyday life.

Tucked-Away Location

You'll discover this intimate space just outside Downtown Cary near N. Dixon Avenue. It sits right by a police substation, which happens to be adjacent to the park. Despite its downtown-adjacent location, the park maintains a surprisingly peaceful vibe - nestled quietly behind the substation and the Town of Cary recycling facility.

Small but Mighty Amenities

Despite its compact size, Lexie Lane offers several recreation options. At its heart lies a beautifully maintained baseball field complete with bleachers for when you want to catch a local game or maybe organize one yourself. Basketball more your thing? There's a basketball court waiting for your next pickup game.

Kid-Friendly Space

If you're bringing little ones along, they'll appreciate the small playground that's particularly well-suited for younger children. Just a heads up - there aren't any swings here. When nature calls, clean and accessible restrooms are right on-site, so no need to cut your park day short.

Easy to Reach, Easy to Enjoy

With its central Cary location, Lexie Lane Park is easily accessible whether you're a local or just exploring the town. The intimate size and low-key atmosphere provide a quieter park experience - a place to enjoy some fresh air and greenery.