Riverwalk South
The first of the linear Riverwalk projects, Riverwalk South created a tourist destination along the historic shoreline.
Pile-supported timber boardwalk from Nun St to Dock St w/ Pocket Parks
Wilmington Riverfront — City of Wilmington Engineering
The first of the linear Riverwalk projects, Riverwalk South created a tourist destination along the historic shoreline.
Pile-supported timber boardwalk from Nun St to Dock St w/ Pocket Parks
In 2004, looking north toward the dilapidated Almont Shipping site, developer Dean Scarafoni said the project was ridiculed as the “Riverwalk to Nowhere”.
Pier renovation & timber boardwalk extension from Coastline Inn
The City accepted ownership with the understanding that developer-installed timber bulkhead would need to be replaced.
New steel bulkhead to replace original developer-installed timber bulkhead.
During demolition of the original boardwalk, the old bulkhead began to collapse. The Contractor’s quick action rescued the hotel’s pool.
Steel dual bulkhead and pile-supported timber boardwalk
In 2009 a sinkhole developed under Water Street. An underwater investigation revealed a retaining wall had been undermined.
Steel bulkhead and landscape improvements at Market Street
Reaching through the tidal marsh to the Isabel Holmes Bridge, this is a great place for a quiet stroll.
Pile-supported timber boardwalk
The Riverwalk wraps around the property as an integral feature of the facility. Careful design preserved a valuable tree at the Conlon Pier.
Steel bulkhead and timber boardwalk to the NW corner of the site
A public/private partnership extended the Riverwalk to the foot of Harnett Street.
Concrete walkway plus timber boardwalk along the Convention Center
The long-awaited connection to the Dean Hardwoods Riverwalk at Sawmill Point has been completed!
Pile-supported timber boardwalk (approx. 1,100 ft.)
The deteriorated cantilevered dock was demolished and replaced by a free-standing Riverwalk.
Pile-supported timber boardwalk w/ Fabri-form shoreline stabilization
A steel bulkhead and new timber boardwalk were installed in 2017.
Steel bulkhead & timber boardwalk reconstruction
The ambitious recreation of Water Street Park was born out of the major repair at the Market Street intersection.
Streetscape & Bulkhead at Market Street. Water/Sewer to Princess Street. Visitor Center building rehabilitation
River views and open space were restored. The nautical flags spell “Wilmington”.
Renovation of the park with standard Riverwalk elements
Improvements near the federal courthouse are expected to be completed in 2027.
Streetscaping and park improvements supported by a reinforced concrete relieving platform recently constructed by the U.S. Coast Guard
The recent acquisition of property from the US Coast Guard provides an opportunity for valuable open space.
Conversion of a steel bulkhead to a relieving platform & park improvements