Stringfield Family Park
Stringfield Family Park is located in Oak Lodge, right next to the multi-use Trolley Trail. This community park offers recreational activities and opportunities to relax in a peaceful setting. An accessible walking path loops around the park, with benches to sit and rest along the way. The park is home to natural areas that provide picturesque views and includes two bridges that overlook a tranquil stream, making it an excellent spot for bird watching and appreciating nature. The park is perfect for families, including those with young children, as it offers a playground, restrooms, picnic areas, and spacious open lawns.
As the seasons change, Stringfield Family Park showcases its beauty, with vibrant flowers blooming in the spring and summer months, and a stunning array of colorful foliage in the fall. A pollinator garden is located on the north end of the park, alongside S.E. Naef Rd. with interpretive signage to learn more about the importance of different kinds of pollinators and native plants.
Know Before You Go
- Stringfield Family Park opens half an hour before sunrise and closes half an hour after sunset.
- The walking path is wheelchair accessible.
- There is a dedicated parking lot next to the park.
- A permanent restroom is onsite.
- The park is located alongside the Trolley Trail, providing easy access.
- Dogs and pets must remain on the leash at all times. Please pick up after your dog.
- Feeding wildlife is prohibited at NCPRD properties. In addition to being bad for the animals’ health, it can also lead to aggressive behavior.
- See a full list of NCPRD Park Rules.