Marvin Caldwell Park

Marvin Caldwell Park is a 24-acre community park located in the southeast part of Concord, North Carolina. Built in the 1980s and updated in 2001, the park serves as a valuable recreational space for the surrounding neighborhood.

The park features a variety of athletic facilities, including two tennis courts, two lit baseball/softball fields, a lit football field, and four basketball courts. These facilities provide ample opportunities for sports enthusiasts and local teams to engage in physical activities.

For those seeking leisure activities, Marvin Caldwell Park offers two playgrounds, swings, and a walking trail. The trail is part of the Carolina Thread Trail system and runs along the banks of the Irish Buffalo Creek, providing a scenic route for walkers and runners.

The park also includes several structures for community gatherings and events. It is home to the Daniel Pharr Community Building, the Logan Optimist Club Shelter, and the Robert Mathis Amphitheater. These facilities make the park a suitable venue for various community events and performances.

Additional amenities include a skating circle, horseshoe pits, restrooms, and picnic areas. The park is open from dawn to dusk, allowing visitors to enjoy its facilities throughout the day.

Marvin Caldwell Park also serves as a trailhead for the first segment of the Irish Buffalo Creek Greenway, connecting the park to the broader trail network in the area.