Rotary Centennial Park
Rotary Centennial Park, located at 650 General Courtney Hodges Boulevard, is a serene green space that serves as a gateway to Perry’s scenic nature trail network along Big Indian Creek.
Developed in partnership with the Perry Rotary Club, this park offers ample open space and shaded areas, making it an ideal spot for picnics and family outings.
Visitors can explore paved walking trails that meander through wetlands, botanical preserves, and alongside Big Indian Creek. Designed to provide an immersive nature experience, the trails are accessible to all, including individuals with disabilities. Take a stroll—you won’t regret it!
“Woodland Family” | Houston Arts Alliance
The Houston Arts Alliance donated a new sculpture to the people of Perry and Houston County at Rotary Centennial Park in February 2023.
Donnie Wright of Cochran, Georgia constructed the sculpture “Woodland Family”. The piece reflects a deer family consisting of a buck, a doe, and a fawn.
Mr. Wright also commissioned the horse sculpture on the Perry Events Center lawn through the efforts of the Perry Arts Center Advisory Board. With funding from the Houston Arts Alliance and an anonymous donor, Mr. Wright was recently commissioned to create a buck deer for Rotary Centennial Park. It was Mr. Wright’s idea to expand the piece to include a doe and a fawn to create the “Woodland Family”.
