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Greensboro, N.C.'s Keeley Park

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May 21, 2012

Keeley Park sprayground frog, fish and water barrel

The centerpiece of Keeley Park's first phase is a sprayground with interactive zero-depth water features, including a towering water barrel that overflows to drench anyone beneath it, and a water-spewing frog and fish.
Keeley Park sprayground water wheel

The Keeley Park sprayground features interactive water features that keep residents cool.
Keeley Park playground

Adjacent to Keeley Park's sprayground are two playgrounds with swings, a climbing apparatus, bridges, slides and winding tubes.
Keeley Park pond

Keeley Park's first phase includes two ponds and paved nature trails.
Keeley Park pond and bridge

Keeley Park's first phase includes two ponds and paved nature trails.
Keeley Park pier

Keeley Park's first phase includes two ponds and paved nature trails.
Keeley Park greenhouse

Near the entrance to Keeley Park is the city’s third community garden located on city property. It has 35 plots that residents can rent for $25 to grow vegetables, fruits and flowers. It also features a large greenhouse to grow seedlings.
Keeley Park community garden storage

Keeley Park's tool storage sheds secure community gardeners’ equipment. Spades, rakes, shovels, tillers and hoses can be checked out for use at the garden.

Greensboro, N.C., opened the first phase of a new regional park in April 2012 on 138 acres that previously housed the city’s plant nursery operation. It includes a variety of active and passive recreational features for residents.

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