The park contains a dedicated 18-hole disc golf course integrated into its wooded terrain.
It is situated on land that borders the Cape Fear River, providing a natural riparian habitat.
The park serves as a frequent host site for Fayetteville-Cumberland Parks & Recreation youth softball tournament series.
The facility includes a specialized 'sprayground' water feature designed for seasonal use.
Arnette Park is a 100-acre municipal facility situated along the banks of the Cape Fear River in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The park features a mix of maintained athletic facilities and expansive natural woodlands. Recreational infrastructure includes tennis courts, a disc golf course, and multiple softball fields. Visitors have access to approximately 1.5 miles of paved walking trails that transition through forested areas. The park grounds contain several picnic pavilions available for public use. It serves as a regional hub for youth sports leagues throughout the spring and fall seasons. The Cape Fear River frontage provides designated spaces for passive recreation and river observation. Its layout segregates high-energy sports zones from quiet, natural areas.
The overlooks along the Cape Fear River during the autumn foliage season.
Bring insect repellent during the summer months due to the park's proximity to the river and forested areas.
Check the local Parks & Recreation tournament schedule online if you intend to visit on a weekend, as athletic fields may be restricted for event use.
Use the paved walking trails early in the morning to avoid high heat and maximize chances of seeing local wildlife.
Do not wander off the marked paved trails into the dense forest areas, as tick prevalence is high in the undergrowth.
The sprayground water feature is seasonal and typically operates only during warmer months.
Athletic footwear is recommended for trails; dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.
