Knightdale, N.C.

For those seeking a welcoming, youthful culture, Knightdale, located just nine miles from downtown Raleigh at the crossroads of I-540 and U.S. 264, is an up-and-coming city with a palpable energy fueled by the optimism and intellect of a young population. Knightdale boasts numerous parks and trails for the active-minded and small craft breweries for adults who enjoy locally-made beers.

The town is home to the Knightdale Environmental Education Park, certified as a Backyard Habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. Grab your friends and a football and head to the park for a day of athletic fun, or surprise your significant other with a romantic walk through the woods.

Those seeking a cold beverage can check out Oak City Brewing Company, a tap house, beer garden and nano brewery located in historic downtown Knightdale. For an unforgettable meal, try champion pitmaster Christopher Prieto's Prime Barbecue, bringing together the best of all great BBQ techniques to create something uniquely its own. Award-winning brisket, ribs, pulled pork, sausages, banana pudding and more dot the menu, and pick-up orders and catering are available.
 


Knightdale Environmental Education Park is located behind Knightdale Town Hall on Steeple Square Ct. The park offers a 1/3 mile... View More

Oak City Brewing Company, in historic downtown Knightdale, is conveniently located just a few minutes drive from Raleigh, Wake... View More

Prime Barbecue brings together the best of all great BBQ techniques to create something uniquely its own. The process begins with... View More

Mingo Creek Park is located on an 8.2-acre site. The Mingo Creek Trail follows the course of Mingo Creek from its confluence with... View More



Those traveling with children can visit Knightdale Station Park, a beautiful, centrally-located playground with two paved walking trails, athletic fields and an amphitheater. Runners and walkers will love the views along the Mingo Creek Park & Trail, which connects to the Neuse River Trail with a combination of boardwalk and paved sections. The Knightdale Farmers Market is also a great option for those who wish to soak in the local flavor and native culture of Knightdale. Located at Knightdale Station and open from May through Oct., the Farmers Market regularly features live entertainment, food truck rodeos and a variety of family activities. No matter what time of the year you choose to visit, Knightdale promises a friendly, fun and fulfilling adventure.
 

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