Front doors of Biltmore Hills Community Center with purple flowers

Parks and Recreation

Biltmore Hills Park Master Plan Update

Planning for the Future

Engagement Update

Come join Raleigh Parks and let us know what you think about the new proposed plan for Biltmore Hills Park. Tell us how you would make the park and the new park land off Cross Link Road better for everyone to enjoy. We’ll be outside between the pool and playground, with popcorn, snow cones, and games (while supplies last!). A cooled indoor area will also be open for more information and conversations with staff.

Biltmore Hills Park Master Plan: Public Meeting
Date: Saturday, July 18
Time: 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Location: Biltmore Hills Community Center
2615 Fitzgerald Drive, Raleigh NC 27610

Project Overview

The Biltmore Hills Park Master Plan Update will guide a comprehensive vision for the existing 38-acre community park located at 2615 Fitzgerald Drive, as well as an adjacent 8-acre parcel at 1105 Cross Link Road.

Established in the 1960s, Biltmore Hills Park has long served as a cornerstone for recreation, athletics, and cultural gatherings in Southeast Raleigh. The master plan update builds on that legacy—integrating planned improvements from the 2022 Parks Bond with new opportunities to enhance the park’s role as a community hub for recreation, wellness, and connection.

 Visit the engagement portal to sign up for project updates and learn about upcoming opportunities to stay involved.

Learn more about Biltmore Hills Park and ongoing improvements:

Project Details

 
Type:
Parks

Upcoming Events

 

Contact

 

Emma Liles
emma.liles@raleighnc.gov 

Lead Department:
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources

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Planning

The Biltmore Hills Park Master Plan Update will align near-term renovations funded through the 2022 Parks Bond with a long-term vision that reflects community priorities and citywide goals for health, sustainability, and environmental resilience.

Engagement will occur across four phases—Site Analysis & Initial Input, Design Alternatives, Draft Master Plan Review, and Approval—using a mix of public open houses, focus groups, event outreach, and online surveys to ensure broad participation.

The process will build on the park’s historic role as a gathering place for Southeast Raleigh and strengthen its connection to nearby parks such as Walnut Creek Wetland Park and Barwell Road Park, creating a more connected and resilient park network for the community.

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Project Schedule

DateActivity
January - February 2026 Site Analysis & Initial Input
April 2026     Design Alternatives
July 2026Draft Master Plan Review
September - October 2026Master Plan Adoption

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