Northwest Community Park Visitor Guide: Hours, Parking and What to Know

Northwest Community Park at 13770 Teel Parkway, Frisco, TX 75033, is open daily and free to visit. The 122-acre park opened September 19, 2026, and operates from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. This visitor guide covers hours, parking, trails, cycling features, playgrounds, the dog park, and other amenities, with sources and a last-verified date. For the grand-opening event details, see the earlier park opening announcement.

Details are as verified on September 29, 2026, and can change. This is general community information, not a recommendation about any property.

Park Size and Location

Northwest Community Park spans 122 acres, per the City of Frisco park page. It sits north of Panther Creek Parkway along Teel Parkway, near PGA of America headquarters. The City of Frisco grand-opening news flash of September 19, 2026, confirms the 122-acre size.

Hours and Admission

The park is open daily from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, and admission is free, per the City of Frisco facility page. Because sunrise and sunset times shift through the year, the exact opening and closing times change daily. If you plan to arrive near the edges of the day, confirm current times on the official facility page or call the visitor information line before you go.

Trails

More than 10 miles of interconnected dirt, gravel, and paved trails wind through the park for hiking, running, and cycling, as reported by NBC DFW on September 19, 2026. Trail surfaces vary by route, so choose footwear and tires to match the surface you plan to ride or walk.

Cycling Features

The City of Frisco grand-opening news flash and NBC DFW coverage describe the park as built around a cycling-focused design, reported as a first of its kind for the city. The cycling area includes a BMX pump track, a skills course, and a bike park.

Playgrounds and Splash Pad

Families have three playgrounds to choose from, including a 20-foot bison playground, plus mini zip lines, a splash pad, and a 20-acre great lawn for open play, per the City of Frisco park page and the grand-opening news flash.

Dog Park

A 5-acre dog park gives canine visitors room to run, per the City of Frisco park page. Confirm current dog park rules, including any leash or vaccination requirements, with the City of Frisco before your visit.

Amenities

The park includes grills, shade structures, restrooms, public art, plazas, and gardens, per the City of Frisco park page and facility page. These details come from the city's published facility summary, so confirm availability of any specific amenity directly with the City of Frisco.

Nature and Blackland Prairie

The park restores Blackland Prairie habitat, an ecosystem native to North Texas, and includes a prairie overlook or observation deck with interpretive and educational features, per the City of Frisco. Visitors interested in the prairie restoration can look for the overlook and interpretive elements while walking the trail network.

Park Information Contact

For current park information, contact the City of Frisco visitor information line at (972) 292-5000, or use the official City of Frisco facility page linked in the Sources section below.

Location

This location card is illustrative and shows only the park's name and address. It does not depict a park boundary or surrounding streets. Confirm exact access and facility locations with the City of Frisco.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources

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