Downtown Parks and Green Spaces
Downtown Greensboro is home to multiple parks, vibrant green spaces, and 4.5 miles of scenic greenways. Whether you’re looking to get active, relax, or simply enjoy some fresh air, these spaces offer a welcome retreat in the midst of city life. From morning jogs to afternoon strolls, downtown’s parks and greenways provide a place to connect with nature, neighbors, and the energy of the city all around you.
Center City Park
Center City Park is a lively urban green space in the heart of downtown Greensboro, offering something for every visitor. The park features a spectacular fountain, public art, and a pavilion for gatherings and performances, making it a popular spot for free seasonal concerts and community events. With a great lawn perfect for picnics or casual strolls, Center City Park is surrounded by restaurants, cultural attractions, and nearby museums, making it a must-see stop when exploring downtown.
LeBauer Park
LeBauer Park is a vibrant destination that blends play, art, and community in a beautifully designed downtown setting. The park includes a large performance lawn, interactive fountains, a children’s playground, a dedicated dog park, and cozy café spaces. Public art — including Janet Echelman’s striking Where We Met sculpture — adds to the park’s energetic atmosphere, while seasonal programming and events keep the space lively year-round.
Downtown Greenway
The Downtown Greenway is a four-mile, multi-use paved trail looping around Greensboro’s city center, perfect for walking, jogging, or cycling through scenic urban spaces. Designed to connect neighborhoods, parks, and public art, the Greenway offers a unique way to experience downtown on foot or by bike while enjoying the city’s history, culture, and outdoor beauty.
LoFi Park
LoFi Park is a unique urban gathering space along the Downtown Greenway at 500 N. Eugene Street that blends community art, seating areas, and green space in the heart of the city. Named for “Lower Fisher” Park and rooted in neighborhood collaboration, it offers a welcoming spot to relax, meet up with friends, or join in local events and activities. The park’s public art elements and pedestrian-friendly design make it a vibrant stop along Greensboro’s greenway, where visitors can enjoy the city’s creative energy and connection to nature right downtown.