A ball field complex beckons athletes to batter up and swing for the outfield, and soccer enthusiasts have well-kept fields to play on. HPARD holds organized sporting leagues throughout the year at these facilities, which teams can participate in via the Recreation Division.
Picnic areas invite folks to dine outdoors, with covered tables near playground equipment and barbecue facilities. One picnic area is in a fine old pecan grove. There are wide-open fields all around them, perfect for dog walking and flinging a disc.
Park visitors interested in enjoying the scenery can walk or ride their bikes along the paved trail that begins at the Phase II picnic area and ends 3.34 miles later at Highway 6. The trail takes you past a historic cemetery that predates the reservoir, wildflower plantings, 2 wetland environments, and through the shade of splendid oaks. In addition, there are 5 miles of trails in other areas of the park, some of which follow the picturesque banks of Mayde Creek.
Picnic areas invite folks to dine outdoors, with covered tables near playground equipment and barbecue facilities. One picnic area is in a fine old pecan grove. There are wide-open fields all around them, perfect for dog walking and flinging a disc.
Park visitors interested in enjoying the scenery can walk or ride their bikes along the paved trail that begins at the Phase II picnic area and ends 3.34 miles later at Highway 6. The trail takes you past a historic cemetery that predates the reservoir, wildflower plantings, 2 wetland environments, and through the shade of splendid oaks. In addition, there are 5 miles of trails in other areas of the park, some of which follow the picturesque banks of Mayde Creek.
