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11 Playgrounds We Love for Babies and Toddlers
Looking for new parks or playgrounds to take your littles? Here’s a few of our favorite options around Dallas-Fort Worth.
Play is Grand at PlayGrand Adventures in Grand Prairie
If you’re looking for a new play experience for the kiddos that isn’t your usual neighborhood playground—but still gets them outside and moving—we found the place for you.
Playground Review: Plano’s Shawnee Park
At this park, you’re bound to have some fun even in colder temps.
Playground Review: Pacific Plaza
The newest park in downtown Dallas, Pacific Plaza, has a mix of open space, greenery and a playground for the ultimate play destination.
Playground Review: Rose Haggar Park
With futuristic obstacles, this Dallas playground is sure to keep even the most jungle gym-happy kid busy.
Playground Review: Preston Meadow Park
Location: 4243 Lorimar Drive, Plano. This park is directly east of Daffron Elementary School at the corner of Lorimar Drive and Preston Meadow…
Playground Review: Rose Haggar Park
Location: 18100 Campbell Road, right next to Rose Haggar Elementary School. There is a dedicated parking lot that can hold only a handful…
Playground Review: J.C. Grant Park in Frisco
This Frisco park has only one big play structure but still a lot to offer for kids who love to climb and swing.
Playground Review: Preston Hollow Park
In the heart of a Dallas neighborhood, Preston Hollow Park has three play areas and much more to offer.
Playground Review: McCree Park in Dallas
Location: 9016 Plano Road, in the Highland Meadows neighborhood. There is a parking lot located right in front of the…
Playground Review: Limestone Quarry Park in Frisco
Location: 6300 Maltby Drive in Frisco. Find street parking along Maltby Drive or at the semicircle-shaped lot in front of…
8 Playgrounds in Dallas-Fort Worth for Baby and Big Kid Playtime
Find amenities for all your littles at these local parks
New Playground for All Abilities to Open in Fort Worth
True to its name, Frank Kent’s Dream Park, a new playground for all abilities set to open in Fort Worth this spring, is making kids’ and parents’ dreams come true.
Playground Review: Lake Highlands Park in Dallas
Boundless fun for kids with boundless energy to match awaits at Lake Highlands Park in Dallas.
Playground Review: Timber Brook Park in Plano
Kids of all ages who love pretending to be princesses, dragons or knights in shining armor will enjoy Timber Brooks Park in Plano.
Playground Review: Peter Pan Park in Dallas
Location 3802 Echo Brook Lane. Find street parking along Echo Brook Lane and Peter Pan Drive. Best for A Sunday morning outing with the kiddos. Your littles can imagine playing…
Playground Review: Foxboro Park in Richardson
Location 2600 N. Plano Road. Find street parking on Braeburn Drive. Best for A Saturday afternoon play date. The park’s bright-colored…
Playground Review: Green Park in Allen
A review of Allen’s Green Park playground––ideal stomping grounds for your aspiring first responders and littles with energy to burn off.
Playground Review: Coffee Park in City of University Park
Looking for a spot to let littles burn off some excess energy? Venture to the City of University Park to explore the fun-for-all Coffee Park playground.
