Wilmore Centennial Park

Wilmore Centennial Park at Southend is a public green space located in Charlotte, North Carolina. Situated at the corner of South Tryon Street and Kingston Avenue, the park spans approximately 1.5 acres and serves as a central gathering place for the South End community.

Completed in 2022, the park was developed through a collaborative effort between Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation and Beacon Partners. Part of the land was donated by the Historic Wilmore Neighborhood and The Square at South End, showcasing a community-driven approach to urban development.

The park features a large, open lawn area that faces uptown Charlotte, providing visitors with a picturesque view of the city skyline. This expansive green space is suitable for various recreational activities and community events. The park's design incorporates areas for art displays, adding a cultural dimension to the outdoor experience.

Wilmore Centennial Park includes sitting areas where visitors can relax and enjoy the surroundings. A natural play area caters to children, offering a space for outdoor recreation and exploration. The park's layout provides a variety of outdoor spaces designed for gathering and leisure activities, making it a versatile destination for both individuals and groups.

The park serves as a daily activator for surrounding private developments and has become a central community gathering space. Its location near the Charlotte Rail Trail makes it easily accessible to pedestrians and cyclists, integrating it into the city's broader network of green spaces and urban trails.