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Fairview Park

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Features

  1. Baseball / Softball Diamond
  2. Basketball Court
  3. Hiking Trails
  4. Horseshoe Pit
  5. Picnic Shelters
  6. Picnic Tables
  7. Playground
  8. Tennis Court
  9. Walking Track

Amenities 

  • ADA 1/4 Mile Paved Walking Trail (lighted)
  • Baseball/Softball Field (lighted)
  • Basketball Court (lighted)
  • Horseshoe Pit
  • Picnic Shelter with tables and grills
  • Playground (5 to 12 year old)
  • Tennis Courts (lighted)
  • Trails


General Reservation Information


You may either download forms or use our online registration for reserving shelters, athletic areas or facilities. The county also requires that you complete a Hold Harmless Agreement (PDF). Reservation forms and agreements must be completed and turned in 7 days prior to the event. You may also call 919-245-2660 or visit the Administrative Office.



About the Park


The Phase I expansion of Fairview Park was detailed in the Site Plan (PDF) map.

In 2001, Orange County voters approved a Parks and Open Space bond that earmarked $850,000 for this project. In 2004, the County and the town of Hillsborough agreed to work together to create a master plan for the entire 92-acre site by adopting a Memorandum of Agreement along these lines, reflecting both the existing and planned uses on the Public Works site and potential future uses for a park.

In October 2005, an appointed Fairview Public Campus Master Plan Committee began work to develop a proposed Master Plan. Over the next four months the Committee met on four occasions to create the Master Plan and Recommendations Report. The Plan includes a ball field, two basketball courts, a quarter-mile walking track, a picnic shelter, horseshoe pits, a volleyball court, walking trails, and a new playground. (A future phase will include 3 tennis courts and additional parking.)

On May 19, 2009, bids for construction of Phase I of the park were received with McQueen Construction of Bahama, North Carolina as low bidder. On August 21, 2009, The North Carolina Parks and Recreation Authority was awarded $500,000 from the North Carolina Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) for continued development of Fairview Park in Hillsborough.