Meet Plano's Parks
Our park system
Plano's park system stands out as a true gem in the Lone Star State, renowned for its expansive green spaces, diverse amenities, and unwavering commitment to community well-being. What sets Plano's parks apart is not just their size or number, but the thoughtful planning and dedication to providing a wide range of experiences for residents of all ages and interests.
Plano's Most Iconic Parks
Arbor Hills Nature Preserve
Beyond hiking and wildlife viewing, Arbor Hills also features dedicated areas for picnicking and relaxation. Pack a lunch and find a peaceful spot under the shade of a tree, or gather with friends and family at one of the designated picnic areas. The playground offers a fun space for children to burn off energy, while the designated off-road biking trails provide an exhilarating experience for cyclists.
Oak Point Nature Preserve
Oak Point Nature Preserve is not just a park; it's a sanctuary where you can disconnect from the urban environment and reconnect with the natural world. The preserve's vastness ensures that you can find moments of solitude and tranquility, even on busy days. Whether you're enjoying a picnic by the creek, observing wildlife in its natural habitat, or simply taking in the serene beauty of the landscape, Oak Point offers a refreshing escape and a chance to appreciate the natural treasures of Plano.
Bob Woodruff Park
Bob Woodruff Park, a sprawling 772-acre recreational haven in Plano, Texas, offers a diverse range of activities and natural beauty for visitors of all ages. This expansive park, named after a former Plano mayor, serves as a vital green space within the city, providing a refreshing escape from urban life. With its meandering trails, scenic waterways, and abundant amenities, Bob Woodruff Park is a beloved destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Haggard Park
Haggard Park, nestled in the heart of Plano, offers a serene escape and a touch of local history. This charming park boasts lush green spaces, perfect for picnics, leisurely walks, or simply unwinding amidst nature. The park's centerpiece is the historic Interurban Railway Museum, where visitors can explore vintage railway cars and learn about Plano's transportation past. The meticulously maintained gardens and shaded areas provide a tranquil environment for relaxation and reflection. Families will appreciate the open fields for play, while history buffs will enjoy the museum's exhibits. Haggard Park also serves as a community gathering spot, hosting events and festivals throughout the year. Its blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and recreational opportunities makes Haggard Park a delightful destination for visitors seeking a peaceful and enriching experience in Plano.
Windhaven Meadows Park
Windhaven Meadows Park, located at Windhaven and West Spring Creek Parkways in Plano, offers 123 acres of passive recreation. It features 330 parking spaces, 12 accessible spaces, and restrooms. Explore 1.9 miles of concrete trails connecting to Legacy and Bluebonnet trails, or reserve the 4,800-square-foot covered pavilion. The 4.6-acre dog park includes concrete paths, shade, seating, drinking, and rinse stations. A standout is the 20,000+ square foot universally designed playground, exceeding ADA standards with sensory and physical play on synthetic turf. It focuses on social, emotional, physical, sensory, cognitive, and communication play elements. Enjoy a sensory garden with wooden features and 1,800 square feet of water features, active April to October. Separate spaces for older and younger children promote age-appropriate development. Shade trees, structures, and picnic tables enhance the experience.