Kay Struffolino Park

Kay Struffolino Park is a small pocket park located in downtown Cary, North Carolina along Kildaire Farm Road. Established in 2013, this compact green space serves as a pleasant oasis within the urban environment. The park features a walkway that provides ADA-compliant access, ensuring it is accessible to all visitors.

At the heart of Kay Struffolino Park stands a large artwork piece, which serves as a focal point for the space. This clay-fired sculpture adds a unique aesthetic element to the park, enhancing its visual appeal and providing a point of interest for visitors.

The park includes a small terrace area furnished with benches that match those found in the nearby Downtown Park, creating a cohesive design aesthetic across Cary's public spaces. These seating areas offer visitors a place to rest, relax, and enjoy the surroundings.

While compact in size, Kay Struffolino Park plays a role in Cary's broader parks system, contributing to the town's commitment to providing green spaces for its residents and visitors. The park is named after Kay Struffolino, a long-term resident of Cary for over 30 years who has been an active volunteer for various town events and programs.