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The North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation manages over 250,000 acres of diverse landscapes across the state, offering a range of recreational activities and educational opportunities for visitors. With a commitment to conservation, education, and recreation, they help inspire a love for North Carolina's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Each year, the state parks system welcomes more than 19 million visitors, encouraging families to explore, engage, and learn about the ecological features and history of the state. Their mission includes protecting natural resources while providing safe and enjoyable experiences for all outdoor enthusiasts. Generated from the website

T. J. Davis Recreation Center is operated by the parks and recreation department of the city of Roanoke Rapids, N.C. The department also operates several city parks and senior citizen, aquatic and community centers. T. J. Davis Recreation Center is a place for conducting aerobic, karate, gymnastics and music classes. The center serves as a venue for conducting wildlife resource commission programs, including hunter and boating safety courses. It maintains various sports associations that include soccer, baseball and softball for youths. The center provides spaces for organizing T-ball, pitching machine and challenger leagues In addition, it provides areas for swimming and biking activities.