Flower Mound’s Park Services Division maintains almost 700 acres of parkland. This includes more than 30 miles of multi-purpose trails that link together parks, neighborhoods, schools, and businesses and 3.5 miles of equestrian trails.
Many of the approximately 50 parks in Flower Mound offer a variety of playgrounds, covered picnic shelters, cooking grills, park benches, and basketball play pads.
Residents can also enjoy numerous youth and adult baseball and softball fields, soccer fields, and public tennis courts. Several even offer fishing (bring your own equipment)!
For a complete list of parks and amenities, CLICK HERE.
For a map of Flower Mound parks, NOTE: Only trails indicated with a solid line are completed. Trails indicated with a dashed line are proposed.
GPS Adventure
Would you like to become more familiar with Flower Mound’s Parks? Try their GPS Adventure!You can go online and print a map and scorecard. Choose only the parks you’d like, or include them all!
Using Longitude and Latitude, enter coordinates into the GPS unit, and off you go. A great learning experience for kids and adults.You’re welcome to use your own GPS or borrow one from from the CAC. They’re available to check out between 8am and 5pm, and must be returned within 3 days.
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Where was the picture taken of that cute bridge on one of the FM parks?
The bridge is located near Stone Creek Park. If you were looking at a map, it would be near 1500 Yaggi (NE of Morriss and Forest Vista). There’s a playground and gazebo at the park, and lots of winding trails in that area. Just east of the park, you’ll find the bridge pictured (along with another one further east). Between the two bridges, there’s a creek with some big boulders, ripples of water, etc. It’s a very popular place for kids to explore, as well as a great area to take pictures. Enjoy!