You are bidding on one of only four spots in what promises to be a spectacular day.  Your child will join Kindergarten teacher Kat Whelpley and her husband HS Assistant Principal Isaiah Whelpley for a two hour play date at Pullen Park on April 26, 2014.

Ride the C.P. Huntington miniature train and the famous Dentzel Carousel and enjoy an ice-cream treat at the Pullen Place Cafe while you enjoy this historic Raleigh park and playground.  Gather three of your best friends and pool your resources and have your own private Pullen Park party!

History of Pullen Park: Richard Stanhope Pullen founded History Pullen Park on March 22, 1887. Once farmland, Mr. Pullen donated the land as a gift to the City of Raleigh to be used as parkland. He characterized it as on old cow pasture, red and rocky. He intended this land to be used for the recreation use and pleasure of the inhabitants and the visitors to the City of Raleigh. Through his visions, Pullen Park became the first public park in North Carolina.

Situated on 66.33 acres between Western Blvd., Hillsborough St., Ashe Av. and North Carolina State University, Pullen Park has much to offer people of all ages.