Inclusion statement
Wake County Parks, Recreation, and Open Space is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in our parks and preserves. We believe that different backgrounds and experiences strengthen the organization and produce better results. We value inclusion across race, color, national origin, gender identity, age, religion, sex, disability, and experience, striving to reflect the diversity of our community in our workforce.
Accessibility
Visitors Who Are Blind or Partially Sighted
Listen to a recorded audio version of our Expected and Unexpected Species tour
Visitors Who Are Deaf
Read a text version of our Expected and Unexpected Species tour.
Visitors on the Autism Spectrum
We welcome families with children and adults on the autism spectrum. The following resources will help you plan for an enjoyable visit.
Blue Jay Point is a 236-acre site with forests, Falls Lake, playground and multiple walking trails with lots of different opportunities to learn about and engage with Wake County’s natural areas and wildlife. Preparing for your visit a few days beforehand can make for a more manageable and enjoyable experience.
Visual Schedule
"My Blue Jay" Visual Schedule: Download, print and complete the "My Blue Jay" Visual Schedule before visiting the park. It includes a make-your-own visual checklist with location and communication cards to prepare and plan for your visit.
Sensory Tips and Activity Suggestions
Read our Tips for a Successful Visit
Visitors of Different Physical Abilities
Blue Jay Point County Park is an ADA accessible location. There are several paved trails around the playground area, educational gardens and overnight lodge which meet ADA criteria. Accessible picnic tables can also be found throughout the park. Additionally, the Environmental Education Center is accessible, as is the overnight lodge including the boardwalk leading to the fire pit area beside the lake.