Allen Station Park

301 E Exchange Pkwy, Allen, TX 75002
109 acres | 44 hectares

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About the Location

Historical Significance

Allen Station Park is a sprawling 109-acre recreational area located in the heart of Allen, Texas. The park captures the essence of Allen's early history as a water stop for the railroad, with its name paying homage to this heritage.

The park's design incorporates elements that pay tribute to the area's railroad history. The park's comprehensive environmental graphics program relates back to this heritage, enhancing the visitor experience and connecting the present-day park to its historical roots.

Location and Trails

Situated near the intersection of North Cedar Drive and East Main Street, Allen Station Park offers a diverse range of outdoor activities and amenities for visitors of all ages.

The park features an extensive trail system that winds through scenic woodlands, open meadows, and picturesque landscapes, providing ample opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling.

The Edge Complex

One of the park's main attractions is The Edge complex, located on the south end of the park. This area includes one of the largest outdoor concrete skate parks in Texas, two roller hockey rinks, and a BMX track.

The skate park and roller hockey rinks are open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., while the BMX track operates from 8 a.m. to dusk. These outdoor facilities are free and open to the public.

Sports Facilities

For sports enthusiasts, Allen Station Park boasts multiple athletic fields. There is a four-plex softball complex shaded by existing trees and a five-plex baseball complex.

These well-maintained fields make the park a popular destination for local sports leagues and tournaments.

Family-Friendly Areas

Families with children will appreciate the park's playgrounds, which are located between the baseball and softball complexes. The play areas cater to different age groups, with separate sections for children aged 2-5 and 5-12.

These areas include various play structures and equipment to keep young visitors entertained.

The park also features several picnic areas equipped with tables and barbeque grills, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings or leisurely outdoor meals.

Educational Features

Additionally, the park includes an outdoor learning center and interpretive signage for the historic dam at Cottonwood Creek, offering educational opportunities for visitors interested in local history and ecology.

All Features & Facilities

Active Recreation

Baseball FieldBasketball CourtSkate Park

Nature & Wildlife

Walking Trail

Water Features & Activities

River

Visitor Services

Parking LotPaved PathsPlaygroundRestroomsVisitor Center

Food & Gathering

Drinking WaterGrilling AreaPicnic Area

Park Size

109 acres | 44 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:5AM-11PM
Tuesday:5AM-11PM
Wednesday:5AM-11PM
Thursday:5AM-11PM
Friday:5AM-11PM
Saturday:5AM-11PM
Sunday:5AM-11PM

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