Moore Square

Nicely maintained park at the heart of downtown. Lately it has been taken over by homeless people hovering all over. It’s uncomfortable to spend time with family

It's one of Raleigh's newest public parks. They hold special events, craft fairs, and weeknight movies in the park, and they have fun games available for everybody to enjoy. And it has a slide and a splash pad, so it's great for families and kids. What's not so great is around 5 o'clock in the evening, that's when the homeless start to arrive. It's not that we don't feel safe. It's just clear that it's not a family place anymore.

Nice place. Went for a movie and it was amazing atmosphere with all the crowd and food plus love band performance as well. Nice place to spend ur weekend nights

Was there for PBS Rootle with Ava and Team Genius Squad. We had a blast! Everyone was so kind

Moore Square in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, it’s a place of the historic history dating back to 1792, it was a public gathering so it’s an iconic place. The significant place has and now been refurbished to what it is now, a pleasant square open SQUARE space, it encompasses lots of green space, lots of well maintained shrubbery, it has lots of interesting touches like the hopscotch mat , a ping pong table a little seating auditorium, it also encompasses a eatery called Square Burger which I didn’t sample however it comes highly recommended, not forgetting the enclosed dog park for the four feet little doggies to do their exercise. So Moore Square is a place to relax and watch the world go by in the comfort of lovely green iconic place.

When Moore Square was first opened up, it was filled with people playing frisbee and a giant chess set. Now it's filled with nothing but homeless people throwing uppercuts at bike racks.

I mainly go to events at Moore Square, and it's spacious enough and central enough to have them. There are several restaurants, bars and lounges within a stone's throw of the park. You just have to be aware of your surroundings, because it attracts all kinds, including some that are homeless (that may need a few dollars).

Nice public square..especially after the remodel. Lots of grass, a water feature and close to downtown, Marbles and restaurants. Lots of homeless people so I can’t really give it 5 stars. Always see a lot of people doing yoga on the weekends and it seems like they events out there too.