StoryWalks® of Wake County Parks
Read a children’s book while you enjoy a nature walk at several Wake County Park locations. The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, Vermont, and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. StoryWalk® is a registered service mark owned by Ms. Ferguson.
April 6-28 "My Wish for the World" at the Harris Lake County Park
April 2–30 "Gracie's Ears" at Crowder County Park
April 1–30 "A Day with No Words" at Historic Oak View County Park. Additionally, enjoy Oak View's Poets' Walk happening throughout the park. The Poets' Walk is another way to engage with the park by stopping to read poems at specific locations. Enjoy a stroll through the park and discover the poems as you walk.
April 2-30 "Rabbits and Raindrops" at Historic Yates Mill County Park
April 1-30 "My Brain is Magic" at Lake Crabtree
April 1-30 "Your Legacy" at Robertson Millpond Preserve
April 6-28 "My Wish for the World" at the Harris Lake County Park
April 2–30 "Gracie's Ears" at Crowder County Park
April 1–30 "A Day with No Words" at Historic Oak View County Park. Additionally, enjoy Oak View's Poets' Walk happening throughout the park. The Poets' Walk is another way to engage with the park by stopping to read poems at specific locations. Enjoy a stroll through the park and discover the poems as you walk.
April 2-30 "Rabbits and Raindrops" at Historic Yates Mill County Park
April 1-30 "My Brain is Magic" at Lake Crabtree
April 1-30 "Your Legacy" at Robertson Millpond Preserve