Future Knightdale Park Site

Recent Progress

• Structures Removed: The existing house and barns have been safely removed.
• Tree Preservation: All large trees, including the historic pecan trees have been protected. Crews also trimmed and cleaned them up to promote long-term health.
• Site Cleanup: Multiple loads of old tires and debris have been cleared from the property.
• Access Improvements: Overgrown crepe myrtles were removed, and both driveway entrances have been cleared to improve visibility and access.
• Materials Saved: Several reusable floor beams and two dump loads of foundation stones were salvaged. These materials are being stored for potential future use.

What’s Next

• Installing enhanced gravel entrances for easier site access
• Building a stone pad where the house once stood for parking and small events
• Preparing the site to support community gatherings and planned activities
• Adding “No Dumping” and “No Trespassing” signage to help keep the property clean and safe
  
  
  
  

The Town of Knightdale is planning a future park site with a community center. The community center is planned to provide indoor athletics + gym programming, multi-purpose rooms + education programming, gathering spaces, and town administrative offices. This park site will be able to offer additional outdoor recreation opportunities.

The planning process for the future park will generate a vision for the park in a master plan that will guide the town in the next steps toward creating an exciting community park for all residents to enjoy! Please allow 3-5 minutes to complete the following survey.

Based on community input, the project team created two designs for the park. Take some time to review both concepts and let us know which design you prefer along with what makes the design stand out to you.

Scan the QR code or click here to complete a short survey and share your thoughts on the two proposed designs.

Link to survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FutureKnightdaleParkDesign

Take a quick survey and share what you want to see in the park. Your feedback will help shape the park’s master plan and guide the next steps in design and construction.