OK... who wants a Lego set?

Lots of folks lined up for Lego's Christmas 2009.

Parking is not a problem...

There has never been enough parking in downtown Apex until a free municipal parking facility was built in early 2007. Now there are so many parking places off Salem Street that most everyone can drive to the downtown historic district and park in the new, spacious lot across from the police station on Saunders street and easily get to any downtown destination.

From that lot it is an easy walk of just a hundred feet to the first stores on Salem Street and a modest walk of two or three blocks to the southern part of downtown. No problem now!

Head on downtown and check out the many shops, restaurants and businesses in the restored old historic district and experience the charm and small town character of this now bustling former small country North Carolina community.

Good shopping surrounds Apex

Good shopping surrounds the Apex area. Most locations are just a few minutes to less than a half hour away. Closest are the historic downtown Apex shopping district and the new Beaver Creek Commons center located at the intersection of NC55 and NC64. Others are only a short drive away...

Area shopping centers

Historic Downtown Apex
Beaver Creek Commons, Apex
Brightleaf Square, Durham
Brier Creek Commons, Raleigh
Cameron Village, Raleigh
Carr Mill Mall, Carrboro
Carolina Premium Outlets, Smithfield
Cary Towne Center, Cary
Crabtree Valley Mall, Raleigh
Crossroads Plaza, Cary
North Hills, Raleigh
Northgate, Durham
The Streets at Southpoint, Durham
Triangle Town Center, Raleigh
University Mall, Chapel Hill