Winter Weather Update: Due to potential ice and adverse weather conditions, all Parks & Recreation facilities, including open play at turf fields, will be closed on both Saturday, Jan. 31, and Sunday, Feb 1. During this time, all programs and activities are canceled.
Stay up to date with the latest winter weather information from the Town of Holly Springs at hollyspringsnc.gov/weatheralert or with our RecPass app at hollyspringsnc.gov/recpass.
The nature play area and sensory trail at Sugg Farm includes unique outdoor experiences for children of all abilities to play together.
The nature play area, designed for children ages 2-10 years, includes three special areas: sand for tactile learning and grounding for self-regulation; active play for socialization, gross motor skill development, and imaginative play; and a labyrinth for mindfulness and focus practice.
The sensory trail includes a variety of ways to connect with nature using your senses including smelling flowers, touching pinecones, listening to birds, and looking for squirrels and other wildlife. Learn more about the Nature Play Area and Sensory Trail at hollyspringsnc.gov/natureplay
The name of a popular park in Holly Springs has changed. Ting Park is now North Main Athletic Complex, as the standing naming agreement for the park and stadium expired in 2025.
The park originally opened in 2015 as North Main Athletic Complex. Ting Internet purchased the naming rights in 2017. Over the following eight years, Ting invested just over $1 million into the Town of Holly Springs for those naming rights, supporting Town services and initiatives. The company also provided internet service at the park.
“Ting Internet has been an exceptional partner for the Town of Holly Springs,” said Assistant Town Manager Daniel Weeks. “We are pleased that, with over 775,000 visitors coming to the complex each year, the naming rights proved to be such a successful and valuable opportunity.”
Though the park name is returning to its original North Main Athletic Complex designation as the Town evaluates options for the future, Ting Internet service remains active in Holly Springs, Weeks noted.
“We are tremendously grateful for Ting’s support of the Town for so many years, and we look forward to working with the company in the future,” he said.
The Town is kicking off its 150th anniversary celebration in just over a year, beginning on July 5th, 2026. Months packed with events, activities, and many ways you can be part of this historic milestone are in the works. The time to get involved is now!
Calling all seniors: Are you interested in clubs and social gatherings, outings to regional destinations, volunteer opportunities, recreational activities, a new Senior Spotlight e-newsletter, and more? Through Holly Springs Parks & Recreation, people ages 55+ now can enjoy more connectivity and activities geared specifically for them than ever before!
Last year, with growing community interest in expanded activities for seniors, Mayor Sean Mayefskie held a Community Chat, inviting seniors to share what programs interested them. Town Parks & Recreation staff also sought input during senior focus groups and through an online survey.
“The feedback we gathered through various channels and conversations was truly instrumental in shaping expanded offerings of programs and activities geared specifically for this age group,” said Holly Springs Parks & Recreation Director LeeAnn Plumer.
Holly Springs Parks & Recreation has launched a monthly e-newsletter dedicated to senior programs and activities. The Senior Spotlight includes information about regular programs and highlights unique activities offered for seniors during the upcoming month and beyond. Subscribe to the e-newsletter by visiting hollyspringsnc.gov/seniors.
The Senior Spotlight e-newsletter details the expanded offerings designed specifically for seniors, including:
The newsletter also includes information about Town festivals, events, and performances.
Plumer noted that seniors were intentionally considered during the design of the multigenerational recreation center planned for the future Eagles Landing Park.
View more information and sign up for the Senior Spotlight e-newsletter.
Have an idea for a senior program or activity? Contact Holly Springs Parks & Recreation: (919) 577-3173.
Get the most from Parks & Recreation with the Holly Springs RecPass app! App users enjoy easy access to the Hunt Fitness Center with this digital pass, convenient registration for Town programs, a calendar with upcoming events, and lots more.
The Town of Holly Springs is responding to another round of winter weather."The Town of Holly Springs has been diligently working across our Town and with our community partners to prepare for the winter weather," said Jennifer Mathis, Holly Springs Emergency Management Specialist. "As we continue to coordinate our operations across the community, we encourage residents to stay informed and prepared by checking our website for updates and following us on social media."
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Snow Removal
During snow removal, please remember that Town Public Works crews follow a strategic clearing priority:
Residents are encouraged to park in driveways or garages if possible to keep streets clear and allow for more efficient snow removal and emergency response access. Learn more about how the Town addresses snow removal.
Safety First on the Road
As a reminder, secondary roadways may freeze overnight. Please exercise caution if you must to drive.
The Town will share updates on known road hazards via this online map.
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Volunteers help make it possible to provide affordable programs and services for the community. Learn more about the ways you can get involved.
The Memorial Gift Program is offered through the Town of Holly Springs. Your donation toward a tree or park bench is a beautiful, unique gift that will benefit the community for years to come.
View upcoming programs and activities with Holly Springs Parks & Recreation in this helpful guide.
Get the latest updates about Parks & Recreation projects, including bond projects and more.