Accessibility
About Accessibility at Dix Park
Dix Park continues to strive to be accessible and welcoming for visitors, including those with disabilities.
Currently, portions of Dix Park, including some areas where programs and events occur, have uneven surfaces and are not fully accessible. Accessibility is a primary focus for all park improvements and development projects. Read below about accessibility improvements completed in 2024.
Parking: Accessible parking spaces are available in all paved lots. See the parking map for locations.
Restrooms: Accessible temporary restrooms are located at the Big Field and Flowers Field. Indoor accessible restrooms are available in the following locations:
Playgrounds: Adventure and water play areas at Gipson Play Plaza are fully accessible. Accessible swings are available at the Magnolia Room. Accessible pathways lead to the play features at the Magnolia Room and Oak Room.
Service Animals: Service animals are welcome in the park.
Exhibits: The interpretive signage throughout the park is available as a virtual exhibit online. The history exhibit in the Stone Houses Visitor Center is available online and on-site in large format. Visit the Dix Park History page for digital exhibits.
Programs and Events: Movies are shown with subtitles. We offer Guided Walking Tours with ASL interpreters, and Guided Trolley Tours, which are ADA accessible. Check our Event Calendar or contact us for upcoming dates.
Raleigh Parks Inclusion Services works with community members to support participation including language translation and interpretation. To request a program modification based on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or language access, please complete and submit the Accommodation Request Form or contact Inclusion Services staff at 919-996-2147 or ParksInclusion@raleighnc.gov.
Contact Us
Planning a visit to Dix Park and have questions about accessibility? Contact our staff at info@dixpark.org or 919-996-3255.
Dix Park is committed to effective communication, ensuring everyone can access information.
Website: The City of Raleigh maintains this website to allow common accessibility, using standards set forth in Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C).
Alternative Format and Language Access: Documents and other materials are available in alternative formats upon request. Contact Raleigh Parks Inclusion Services staff at 919-996-2147 or ParksInclusion@raleighnc.gov.
We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of our website, documents, and digital assets. Contact Lauren Danforth, Marketing & Communications Manager at 919-996-4916 or Lauren.Danforth@raleighnc.gov.