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John Winters Park
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John Winters Park is a narrow downtown green space with lawns, paved paths, shade trees and benches at the north end of Chavis Way. It honors John W. Winters Sr., Raleigh's first Black city council member and one of the first Black North Carolina senators elected after Reconstruction, and is included as a point of interest in the planned South Park Heritage Trail.
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Where is John Winters Park?
John Winters Park is mapped at East Martin Street between East and Swain streets in Raleigh, North Carolina. Use the map pin for the park itself rather than a similarly named municipal office or neighborhood.
What hours is John Winters Park open?
Outdoor park space is generally available during daylight hours; follow posted signs and temporary closure notices. Check the official park page for holiday, weather, seasonal, or maintenance changes.
Where should I park for John Winters Park?
The park has no destination parking lot. Use legal downtown street or public-deck parking near East Martin Street, then enter between East and Swain streets; do not block nearby homes or driveways.
What can I do at John Winters Park?
Public records currently identify Paved walking paths, Benches, Open lawn, Shade trees, Chavis Way connection, South Park Heritage Trail point of interest. Check the official page for current availability.
What accessibility information is available for John Winters Park?
Paved paths cross the narrow park, but the City does not publish route-specific accessibility details. Approach from East Martin Street or Chavis Way and check curb conditions for the shortest step-free route. Confirm route-specific needs with the operator because surfaces and closures can change.
Are dogs allowed at John Winters Park?
Keep dogs leashed and under control, remove waste, and protect the small lawn and landscaped areas.
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