Mary Frances Baylor Clarksville Park
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About the Location
Park Overview
Mary Frances Baylor Clarksville Park is a pocket park located in the historic Clarksville neighborhood of Austin, Texas. The park spans 1.43 acres.
Recreational Amenities
The park features a playground area that was recently upgraded. In 2021, the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department undertook a project to remove the existing play equipment and play surface, and install new play equipment, drainage, and a safety surface in the existing playground area.
One of the key attractions of the park is its splash pad, which provides a refreshing spot for children to cool off during hot Texas summers. The park also includes picnic areas, allowing visitors to enjoy outdoor meals in a pleasant setting.
Sports Facilities
For sports enthusiasts, the park offers a basketball court and a dedicated outdoor pickleball court. The pickleball court is available for open play seven days a week.
Accessibility
The park is wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for visitors with mobility challenges.
Historical Significance
Named after Mary Frances Freeman Baylor, an African-American community organizer and founder of the Clarksville Community Center, the park serves as a tribute to her contributions to the local community.
