Marshall Park

Activity Overview

Marshall Park in Charlotte, North Carolina is an Urban park of around 6.5 acres, the park was created in 1973. The public park features a large fountain and a lake, and an amphitheater. The park is named after city manager of Charlotte, James B. Marshall, who conceived the park back in his days. He served Charlotte from 1935 to 1940. The park has large grassy areas and a beautiful landscape, gives nice views of the Charlotte skyline. The park has walking paths and couple of memorials. The park also displays a memorial statue of Martin Luther King.

Things to Do

• Visiting the Marshall Park gives clear views of the city's skyline, the park has many walking paths for running and strolling.
• The park features a lake and a large fountain, the park also features an amphitheater.
• The park has many shaded areas and large grassy areas for a family picnic.
• The amphitheater can be reserved for events.
• The lake has a bridge over it and plenty of ducks and geese in the lake.
• The park can be a site of photography, as it gives clear views of the Charlotte skyline.
• The park is a popular site for organizing protests. Music festivals are occasionally held in the park.

Marshall Park Insider Tips

• Parking is available near the park.