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- Event Lawn
- Wilderness Garden
- Gazebo
The pavilions may be reserved for private functions or for non-profit fundraisers. - Utlunta
by Peter Lundberg
Ground Cast Concrete / Stainless Steel
17'h x 17'h x 14'd
Installed 2007 - Diabas Gateway
by Claes Hake
Diabas Granite
9.5'h x 8.5'w x 3.5'd
Installed 2007 - Tree
by Jane DeDecker
Bronze 3 of 17
88"h x 24"w x 13"d
Installed 2007 - Come Play with Me
by Billie Evans
Bronze
49"h x 35"w x 31"d
Installed 2004
Dontated by Gene & Sue Fetner - Village Play
The Village Play was built entirely by the Cashiers community. The actual construction only took five days, in mostly pouring rain. 1,600 Cashiers children and adults joined together, armed with hammers, nails, drills and more, to construct the fantasy playground. - Picnic
- Picnic
- Restroom
- Picnic
- Holly Trail
- Kara Leigh Pulley ParkThe pavilions may be reserved for private functions or for non-profit fundraisers.
- Juicy Fruit
by John Clement
Bent & Welded Steel
10'h x 11'w x 16'd
Installed 2007 - Boardwalk
- Pavilion
- Dahila Garden
The Cashiers garden of Dahlias is one of 10 gardens like this in the country. It is located behind the fence next to the picnic area of The Village Green, and holds many different blooms, both unusual and bright and all beautiful. - Wetlands Garden
- Parking Lot
- Azalea Garden
- Summit Charter School
Summit Charter School is a community-based, small school in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Begun in 1997, Summit strives to provide the best possible education for students in Grades K-8.