Raleigh, NC: “The City of Oaks”

Raleigh, NC is the capital and second largest city in North Carolina. It's nickname, "The City of Oaks" comes from it's beautiful tree-lined streets in the city's heart.
Zebulon, NC is the easternmost town in Wake County, just a short drive from Raleigh. Beautiful parks and recreational opportunities dot the town, and a growing business community is supported by the successes of the Triangle. Combining the best of big city convenience, and small town charm, Zebulon is a great choice for Triangle living!
Zebulon began with the railroad, as the Raleigh and Pamlico Sound Railroad Company brought lines through the town in 1906. From the very beginning, development of the town was very organized. The Zebulon Company, (named after Zebulon B. Vance, the governor of North Carolina during the Civil War) planned the city's streets and lots. Incorporation of the town followed shortly after in 1907.
The population of Zebulon has more than doubled in the past 40 years, and continues to see steady growth supported by the resources of the Triangle.
Zebulon, NC is home to several beautiful parks. Zebulon Community Park is the largest park with 47 acres of athletic fields, a disc golf course, walking trails, and fitness stations. Little River Park is another popular park with a dam and waterfall and hiking trails.
Youth athletics programs offered by the Zebulon Parks and Recreation Department include baseball, softball, and basketball. Zumba, strength training, yoga, and pilates classes are also offered for teens and adults.
A variety of other programs and classes available at the Zebulon Community Center. A free movie night is held on Saturdays. There are many different camps available for topics ranging from lacrosse, sewing, cheerleading, dance, drama, and more.
Zebulon, NC is located in the Wake County Public Schools District, which is the largest in the state of North Carolina. Corinth Holders High School is in the Johnston County School District.
Three prestigious major universities are located near the community. NC State University is only 20 minutes away, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Duke University are both within 45 minutes of New Hill.
Here's a sampling of what can be found to do in and around New Hill, NC. In addition to these activities in the town itself, check out our list of things to do in Raleigh, NC because it is so close!