Coyote Creek Park

What's Waiting for You

Sprawling across 17.4 acres, Coyote Creek Park gives you plenty of room to breathe and play. The trail system is nicely kept up, ideal for your morning jog or an evening stroll through nature. Along the west side, you'll discover a peaceful creek that adds a touch of serenity to your visit - just remember to bring bug spray during the summer months when mosquitoes make an appearance.

One thing you'll appreciate on those scorching Texas days? The abundant shade from trees scattered across the park. When the temperature climbs, those leafy canopies provide welcome relief.

Play and Recreation

If you're bringing the kids along, they'll love the modern playground area with equipment that's in great shape and offers something for different age groups. There's even a smaller playground just across a little bridge on the west side that's meant for your toddlers and younger children.

The basketball court is available for shooting some hoops. And if team sports are more your thing, the open sports practice fields provide plenty of space for a casual game of soccer or frisbee.

When it's time to refuel, head to the shade pavilion where you can enjoy a packed lunch or simply take a breather - there are even working electrical outlets if you need to charge your phone. Throughout the park, you'll come across picnic tables and benches strategically placed for when you need to sit and soak in the surroundings.

Connecting with Community

Coyote Creek Park blends natural beauty with practical amenities for everyone in the neighborhood. The hike and bike trail isn't just contained within the park - it connects to Plano's larger trail network, so you can extend your adventure if you're feeling ambitious.

A handy tip: while the park doesn't have its own restrooms, it sits conveniently close to Parr Library, where you can find facilities when nature calls. This proximity makes it easy to plan a day that combines outdoor play with a visit to pick up some books.

The park is clean and well-maintained year-round. It's something of a local secret in Plano - less crowded than many of the city's other parks, which means more space to enjoy your time outdoors.