Asheville Recreation Park
65 Gashes Creek Road, Asheville, NC 28805
About Us

Asheville Recreation Park, located at 65 Gashes Creek Road in Asheville, North Carolina, offers a wide range of programs and events for the community to explore, connect, and discover. With over 75 public parks, playgrounds, and open spaces, as well as full-complex recreation centers, swimming pools, and sports fields, Asheville Parks & Recreation provides opportunities for Ashevillians of all ages to engage in wellness, education, and culture-related activities.
The institution also offers scholarships for youth programs and adult sports leagues, as well as interactive maps of greenways and information on public pools. With a focus on providing support and opportunities for all residents, Asheville Parks & Recreation is committed to creating a vibrant and inclusive community.
From replacing playground equipment to expanding hiking and biking options in local parks, Asheville Parks & Recreation is dedicated to enhancing recreation opportunities throughout the city. Don't miss out on the annual Tiny Tykes Day event at Martin Luther King Jr. Park, where families can enjoy hands-on activities and adventures tailored for children ages 5 and under.
Whether you're looking for competitive sports leagues or leisurely recreation options, Asheville Recreation Park has something for everyone. Explore the Winter-Spring Program Guide to discover the many programs and events available throughout the month of April.
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"When I was a kid Rec Park was the place to be with carousels, bumper cars and games. Now it's not as busy except perhaps in the summertime when the pool is open. It's a great place to walk down by the river or show kids the spillway when the water is higher. The soccer fields are just next door and are always filled with kids and events. They also have swings and a jungle gym on the far end of the park. Pavilions are scattered as well with cover, charcoal grills and picnic tables. Check 'em out-"
"At 10a.m. on Tuesday the 12th of October 2022 I observed a solo staff member working to remove fallen leafs from the pool. It looked so clean, almost meditatively calm. Thank You, Parks and Rec for caring for all the facilities throughout the calendar year."
"This park has a lot of potential but is in need of some updating. The playground is in good shape, there's a big pool (that can get busy), outdoor basketball courts, and some nice seating near the Swannanoa River. The Nature Center is located just above the park and John B. Lewis Soccer Complex is just down the road."
"Nice walking trails at soccer fields. Not much else going on here."
"Just a really cool place. I didn't know was there. It's a great way to get kids outside and walking. It's a nice nature walk, but lack snacks or drink spots. Also the petting zoo is a few goats and a couple donkeys who have a beware of biting sign. They should get some rabbits or chickens. At least that'd be a bit more interesting."
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