Longhorn Park

Recreational Features

Tucked into a residential neighborhood, Longhorn Park is a go-to outdoor spot for locals looking to enjoy some fresh air and activity without venturing far from home.

The park's open sports practice fields operate on a casual, first-come, first-served basis - meant for an impromptu soccer match with friends or tossing a frisbee around on a sunny afternoon. It's nothing fancy, but that's part of its charm - just open space ready for whatever game you feel like playing.

Playground Areas

If you've got kids in tow, Longhorn Park offers a playground area designed with different age groups in mind.

Little ones (ages 2-5) have their own section with age-appropriate equipment, while the older children's area (ages 5-12) offers more challenging play structures. There's also a swing set - because let's face it, swings never go out of style no matter how old you are.

Picnic and Relaxation Facilities

When hunger strikes or you just need a break, the park offers several spots to kick back and refuel.

A shade pavilion provides a welcome escape from the Texas sun, making it a natural gathering point for family meetups or just a place to cool down. Across the grounds, you'll find picnic tables and grills ready for everything from simple sandwiches to full-on barbecue sessions.

Amenities

The basics are covered with a drinking fountain on site - a simple but essential feature, especially during those warmer months when staying hydrated is key.

Longhorn Park strikes a nice balance between open green spaces and practical facilities. It's not an elaborate destination park, but it reliably serves its purpose as a neighborhood green space where residents can play, relax, and connect with the outdoors.