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Park & Trail Development
Cultivating Community, Inspiring Play
Play Frisco provides the city’s growing population with quality parks, open spaces, and facilities to encourage play for all ages and abilities. We are committed to providing an incredible park system to complement the livability of the city. See Frisco Parks & Recreation Open Space Master Plan (PDF).
Explore the Parks Capital Improvement Projects dashboard.
Future Parks
The latest timelines for these projects can be found on our Parks Project Dashboard.
Buffalo Ridge Park
This new park will be located near Main St. and Gartner Rd.
Davis Park
Davis Park will be a new neighborhood park located between the multifamily housing community and Memorial High School adjacent to Eldorado Pkwy and Research Road. The park is approximately 11 acres in size and will also add trail connections on both the east and west sides of the property, which is a part of the Hike and Bike Master Plan. View current design concepts (PDF).
Amenities will include, but are not limited to:
- A dog park, with separate spaces for both large and small dogs.
- Multipurpose sports court
- Playground and outdoor play rooms
- Parking lot
- Lawn open space
- Native grass meadow
- Trailhead and 12’ wide concrete trail
Grand Park - Phase 1
In 2023, we are partnering with IDEO, a global design consultancy, to create a vision for Grand Park, which will be located in the center of Frisco. More updates coming soon! In the meantime, you can explore Big Bluestem Trail in the undeveloped future site of Grand Park.
Kaleidoscope Park
Kaleidoscope Park is situated within Hall Park adjacent to State Highway 121 and the Dallas North Tollway. Kaleidoscope Park will be home to year-round immersive and diverse free public programming, including films, concerts, fitness and well-being activities, and cultural music and dance festivals. The park will also include monumental works of public art, architecture, and gardens set among a children’s play area, dog park, performance lawns, technology terraces, and shaded promenades and plaza.
Construction is underway and the park is expected to open in Spring 2024.
Kaleidoscope Park is owned by the City of Frisco and operated by the Kaleidoscope Park Foundation as a nonprofit, public-private partnership among City of Frisco, Communities Foundation of Texas, and Kaleidoscope Park Foundation.
Visit the park's website to see design concepts and the latest updates.
Northwest Community Park and Frisco on the Green Park
Northwest Community Park and Frisco on the Green Park are both located north of Panther Creek Parkway along Teel Parkway near the PGA of America headquarters and golf courses. These sites are part of the City of Frisco Parks and Recreation Open Space Master Plan (PDF) and will serve as an important link to existing trails as shown on the recently revised Hike and Bike Trail Master Plan (PDF). The city aims to include certain elements of these plans into a new vision for the parks. These elements include:
- active and passive play elements
- hike/bike trails and mountain bike trails
- 55-acres of existing mountain bike trails retrofitted into a state-of-the-art bike course (Northwest Community Park)
- a focus on preserving existing views and sightlines
- nature and natural resources education
Reinvestment Projects
The latest timelines for these projects can be found on our Parks Project Dashboard.
Collingsbrook Park
Located near PGA Pkwy and Coit Rd.
Gallegos Park
Located between First St. and Second St.
Shepherds Glen Park
Shepherds Glen Park is located on the Shepherds Hill subdivision, between Canoe Road and Shepherds Hill Lane, adjacent to Gunstream Elementary School and Cal and Walter Wester Middle School. The 2019/2020 review of park property identified that Shepherds Glen Park needed reinvestment and improvement.
Improvements to the park will include:
- a larger splash pad area
- larger playground elements
- retrofitting existing shade structures and site furnishings
- new parking areas and pedestrian paths, as well as native restorative landscape zones
- interpretative signage and improvements to the Public Art area
Shepherds Glen Park Master Plan 2021 (PDF)
Tuscany Meadows Park
Tuscany Meadows Park is located in the Tuscany Square subdivision between Teel Hollow Drive and Promontory Drive, adjacent to Lebanon Trail High School. The 2019/2020 review of park property identified that Tuscany Meadows Park needed reinvestment and improvement.
Improvements to the park will include:
- a larger all-inclusive playground area
- retrofitting existing shade structures and site furnishings
- new pedestrian paths and multiuse activity track, as well as native restorative landscape zones
- interpretative signage and improvements to the Public Art area
Tuscany Meadows Park Design Concepts - February 2022 (PDF)
Existing Park Development
B.F. Phillips Community Park Expansion
Northeast Community Park - Phase 2
Hike & Bike Trail Projects
Frisco has more than 47 miles of hike and bike trails developed throughout the city. The vision of Frisco’s trail system is outlined in the Hike and Bike Master Plan (PDF). The latest timelines for these projects can be found on our Parks Project Dashboard.
Cottonwood Creek Trail Extension
The existing Cottonwood Creek Trail is to be extended under the Dallas North Tollway along the Cottonwood Branch to the intersection of All Stars Avenue and Frisco Street. This proposed section of trail will span approximately 0.5 miles and allow for approximately 3.3 miles of continuous trail access from North County Road to Teel Parkway.
Dominion Trail
The 1.2-mile trail project will create a connection along the Panther Creek tributary between Hillcrest Road and Preston Road/State Hwy 289 according to the 2019 Hike and Bike Master Plan. The trail will consist of bridge crossings, gravity stone walls, handrails, sod and a 12’ to 20’ wide concrete trail.
Dominion Trail Final Master Plan (PDF)Done Editing
Independence Trail
This trail will run from Eldorado Pkwy to Pond Cypress Lane.
Ironhorse Trail
This trail will run from Stonebrook Pkwy to Lebanon Road.
Parvin Branch Trail Connector
The existing Cottonwood Creek Trail is to be extended under the Dallas North Tollway, and a trail connection is shown to be developed along the Parvin Branch tributary along in the northern portion of Frisco. There is currently a gap in this section of trail under Preston Road/State Hwy 289, between the Bretton Woods subdivision to the east and the Star Business Park development to the west. This proposed section of trail will span approximately 400 feet underneath the existing underpass to connect the sections of trail.
Parvin Branch Trail Connector Master Plan (PDF)
Panther Creek Trail
This new trail will run underneath the overpass at Eldorado Pkwy and Preston Road.
Veloweb Trail
This new trail will run from Main Street to Eldorado Pkwy.
Contact Us
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Play Frisco - Parks & Recreation
6726 Walnut Street
Frisco, TX 75033Ph: 972-292-6500
[email protected]Park Hours: All parks open 30 minutes before sunrise and close 30 minutes after sunset except sports complexes, which close at midnight. The Frisco skate park closes at 10 p.m.
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972-292-6600Frisco Discovery Center
972-292-6651Frisco Heritage Museum
972-292-5665The Grove at Frisco Commons
972-292-6550