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Fairview Park
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Fairview Park is a large Hillsborough community park with ballfield, basketball, tennis, a playground, reservable shelter, horseshoes, and a paved lighted walking trail.
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Where is Fairview Park?
Fairview Park is mapped at 195 Torain Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278 in Hillsborough, North Carolina. Use the map pin for the park itself rather than a similarly named municipal office or neighborhood.
What hours is Fairview Park open?
Daily, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.; athletic fields are closed Mondays. Restrooms are normally available from mid-March through mid-November and winterized during frost season. Check the official park page for holiday, weather, seasonal, or maintenance changes.
Where should I park for Fairview Park?
Navigate to 195 Torain Street and use signed park parking. Choose a space near your activity because the courts, field, shelter, and playground spread across the park.
What can I do at Fairview Park?
Public records currently identify Baseball and softball field, Two basketball courts, Six lighted tennis courts, Playground for ages 5-12, Swings, Quarter-mile paved lighted trail, Picnic shelter, Horseshoe pits, Seasonal restroom. Check the official page for current availability.
What accessibility information is available for Fairview Park?
The quarter-mile paved, lighted walking trail is ADA accessible. Developed parking serves the main recreation areas; confirm the most direct route for a specific court or field. Confirm route-specific needs with the operator because surfaces and closures can change.
Are dogs allowed at Fairview Park?
Keep dogs leashed, remove waste, and stay outside the playground and active courts or fields.
How much does Fairview Park cost?
General park access is free. Field, court, and shelter reservations may have fees and are generally offered March through October.
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