Cheyenne Park

A Bit of History & What to Expect

Found in Plano, Texas, Cheyenne Park spans 10.7 acres of neighborhood greenspace that's been serving the community since 1957. Open daily from 5AM to 11PM, this park gives you plenty of time to enjoy all it has to offer, whether you're an early bird or night owl.

Sports Fields Galore

If you're into team sports, you're in luck. The park has both scheduled league events and space for casual players looking for a good game. You can find well-maintained soccer fields and baseball/softball fields that local athletic organizations and neighbors alike put to good use.

The soccer fields deserve a special mention - many regulars rave about their condition. With flat, well-groomed grass that some describe as being "like carpet," they're pretty impressive for a neighborhood park (though heads up - they can get slippery after rain). Saturday mornings bring the fields to life with weekend games creating a vibrant community atmosphere.

Beyond the Fields

Cheyenne Park balances athletic spaces with family-friendly amenities. There are two playgrounds catering to different age groups - one ideal for toddlers and another designed for the 5-10 year old crowd.

If you're looking to get some steps in, the walking paths that loop around the athletic fields provide a nice circuit for a casual stroll, morning jog, or walking your dog (just remember to keep your furry friend leashed). Need a pit stop? The restrooms are conveniently located in the center of the park.

The park sits right in a residential area, making it an easy destination for locals. There's ample parking available in two separate lots, but you might want to arrive early on game days or during tournaments when spaces fill up quickly.

Things to Do

Whether you're looking for active recreation or a more relaxed outdoor experience, Cheyenne Park offers both. The layout includes spaces for high-energy activities as well as quieter areas to unwind.

The picnic areas make for great gathering spots if you're planning a family lunch or casual meetup - though they do get busier and a bit noisier during game days. Within the park, you'll discover open grassy areas and shady tree-lined sections that provide a pleasant backdrop for whatever outdoor activity you have in mind.

The park really shines as a sports venue, with youth leagues regularly making use of the baseball and soccer facilities. With good field lighting for evening games and practices, you can enjoy sports here pretty much any time of day.