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Picnics are meant to be a lot of fun with family and friends, and thus, playgrounds and parks serve as ideal venues for the same. There are several parks and playgrounds that are suitable to have picnics in, and some of them are listed below -

Abbot Park, Thomas McAllister Winget, Greenville Park, Sheffield Park, Westerly Hills, Chantilly, Anita Stroud Park, etc.

All of these parks and playgrounds in Charlotte, NC have suitable facilities for a picnic shelter, and is a great idea to have fun with the kids.

http://www.kidsplayparks.com/cityguide_kid_friendly_parks-Charlotte_NC.aspx

This skate park is remarkable for being the only one of its kind in the queen city of Charlotte, NC. Entry to this park is absolutely free and provides you with a fun-filled skating environment. The ramps are made of metal and you need to be careful on hot days.

In a school year, you can visit the place on all days including Sundays. On Saturdays and Sundays, the place can be visited from 10 am to 4.30 pm and on Monday to Friday, the visiting hours is between 2.30 pm to 8.30 pm. The summer visiting hours are different. The location of the skate park is '3200 Shamrock Drive, East Park District' in Charlotte, NC.

http://www.charlotteskate.com/spots.htm

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