VISIT

The Auro Bridge will span the Reedy River near the center point of the park.
Made of weathered steel, the Auro Bridge will be constructed on-site, as specially trained crews suspended on cables work from both sides of the river.
The Spinks Bridge near Mayberry Street will allow for efficient cross-river access to Welborn Commons.
The restored river will include a terraced bank to help manage water flow, along with natural vegetation and grassy areas to combat erosion.
The 9-acre Michelin Green will welcome visitors to the park.
Covered picnic shelters will provide places for family and friends to gather.
Using natural features in open spaces will draw families and encourage creative play.
The 4,100-square-foot Greenville Water Splashground will be a source of pure summer joy for park visitors.

We broke ground on Unity Park in July 2020.
The park Will open May 19, 2022.

Restoration of a half-mile section of the Reedy River and adjacent wetlands, including a wetlands classroom funded by Duke Energy Foundation
Preservation and renovation of Mayberry Field, the historic park built by the City in the 1920s for African-American children during a time of segregation, sponsored by Craig and Vicky Brown
Michelin Green, an expansive 9-acre green space that serves as Unity Park's front door
Four playgrounds, including the 4,100-square-foot Greenville Water Splashground and the SYNNEX Share the Magic Playground
A Visitors Center featuring a welcome center, gallery space and flexible assembly space
The Auro Bridge, a custom-designed wooden pedestrian bridge spanning the Reedy River in the center of the park
Meadowbrook Green, named for the historic Meadowbrook Park built on this site in 1938
An extension of the Swamp Rabbit Trail as well as a network of walking paths
The Lila Mae Brock Plaza, funded by Verizon and Fluor Corporation, in honor of a beloved leader of the Southernside neighborhood who dedicated her life to feeding the hungry and helping the underserved in our community