Greensboro Downtown Parks Inc. (GDPI), a non-profit organization in partnership with the City of Greensboro, manages and operates Center City and LeBauer Parks. The mission of GDPI is to serve as the executive management of the City of Greensboro’s downtown parks, focusing on public activation, maintenance, financial well-being, and overall vitality. For the latest information on park programming and events, and to inquire about park rentals, visit the Greensboro Downtown Park Inc. website.

Hours of Operation:

Park Hours
Daily, 7 am to 10 pm
unless otherwise posted for special events

Lebauer Park Splash Pad Hours
May to September, 10 am to 8 pm

Features and Amenities:

Center City Park
200 N. Elm St. Greensboro, NC 27401

• Oval Lawn Pavilion, a premiere outdoor performance space. Home to the Downtown Parks' annual City Sunsets concert series every summer.
• Various sculpture fountain features that are an abstract representation of the seasonal stream beds found throughout NC's Piedmont region.
• These accessible park feature can be reasonably accessed by someone using a mobility device: Paved walkways, green space, and restrooms.
• Site of the historic Henry E. and Shirley T. Frye sculpture, commemorating the first Black Chief Justice of the NC Supreme Court.

LeBauer Park
208 N. Davie St. Greensboro, NC 27401

These accessible park feature can be reasonably accessed by someone using a mobility device:

• Cafe Europa and two food kiosks in Downtown Greensboro Square: Lawn Service by Little Brother Brewing and Parkside Pull-Up
• Price/Bryan Performance Place
• UNCG Great Lawn, a 17,000-square foot lawn that accommodates up to 4,000 people 
• Playground
• Janet Echelman aerial sculpture “Where We Met”
• Seasonal Plaza, with interactive fountains
• Lincoln Financial Children's Garden, an interactive play space for children featuring the Peacehaven Sensory Space, a sensory-friendly sculptural wall for youth of all abilities
• Dog Park
• Carolyn's Garden, one acre of ornamental gardensHome to NC's only Women's Holocaust Memorial, "She Wouldn't Take off Her Boots" by Victoria Milstein.
• Ping-pong and foosball tables
• Restrooms