Public Parks in the Village of Alden Bridge

147 Acacia Park Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 2 acres, in the park system since 1997.

The playground suits ages 2 to 12 and has belt and bucket swings, along with a drinking fountain and picnic tables. It was the ninth park finished in Alden Bridge.

7725 Alden Bridge Dr.

Village park, about 21 acres, in the park system since 1995.

Home of Alden Bridge Pool, four lighted tennis courts with pickleball lines, lighted basketball, volleyball, a lighted pavilion, play areas and a catch-and-release pond. Its stone and brick buildings follow an early-1900s style.

4751 College Park Dr. (SH 242)

Sports park, about 45 acres, in the park system since 1999.

The park holds fields for softball, lacrosse, rugby and other sports, plus a community garden. As of January 2026 the multipurpose fields are closed for renovation until about March 2027; the garden and diamonds stay open.

10 Alden Glen Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 2 acres.

The park takes a corner lot on Alden Bridge Drive. Little kids and bigger kids each get a play area, and there are belt and bucket swings, picnic tables and a drinking fountain.

219 W. Greywing Cir.

Neighborhood park, under an acre, in the park system since 1994.

Packs a playground (with climbing walls and three slides as of 2016), swings, a 10 x 10 ft pavilion, a grill and picnic tables into a small lot.

5300 Alden Woods Dr.

Area park, about 4 acres, in the park system since 1994.

Two play areas sit on either side of a bridge over the fishing pond, which has two piers. A basketball court and a lighted pavilion facing the water round it out, and BBQ grills and picnic tables are on hand too.

19 S. Bethany Bend Cir.

Neighborhood park, about 2 acres, in the park system since 1998.

Plenty of shade trees cover this park in the middle of the Bethany Bend neighborhood. There’s a play area for each age group, plus swings and spots to grill and eat.

1 Bluff Creek Pl.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 2002.

Look for it at the corner of West Alden Bridge Drive and Bluff Creek Circle. Inside: separate play areas for small and older kids, swings, a BBQ grill and picnic tables.

1 W. Cottage Green St.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 1998.

Fills most of its block, just north of the Alden Bridge Village Center. Its lighted 15 x 15 ft gazebo has electrical outlets. Preschoolers and school-age kids each have play equipment, and there are swings and picnic tables.

7250 Alden Bridge Dr.

Amenity park, about 4 acres, in the park system since 1997.

A large pond bordered by Bristol Oak Circle, Cypress Lake Place and Kendall Green Drive. It has two benches but no parking lot, so plan to walk or bike in. Fishing is catch and release only.

7500 E. Windvale Cir.

Amenity park, about 7 acres, in the park system since 2002.

A pond just east of Windvale Park, by North Whistler’s Bend Circle. Roughly a third of a mile of pathway (as of 2016) runs past a fishing pier and bench. Anglers release what they catch.

48 N. Evangeline Oaks Cir.

Neighborhood park, under an acre, in the park system since 2000.

Two play areas, one for ages 2 to 5 and one for ages 5 to 12, along with swings, a BBQ grill, a picnic table and a drinking fountain.

7755 Gosling Rd.

Amenity park, about 5 acres.

A pond and wetland area next to the Terradale neighborhood and the Avonlea Court condominiums. Any fish caught go back in. It’s one of three pond parks in the village, with Cypress Lake and Deepdale Pond.

7500 W. Windvale Cir.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 2001.

A small tot lot with equipment for ages 2 to 12, swings and three perching stones, plus a BBQ grill and a couple of picnic tables. Parking is limited.

7100 Kendall Green Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 1996.

In the Stockbridge Landing neighborhood. The play equipment, for small children and older kids, is up front with a large open field behind it. Swings, a grill and a drinking fountain are here too.

5001 W. Alden Bridge Dr.

Village park, about 24 acres, in the park system since 2000.

Lakeside Pool and a wheel-friendly skate area anchor this park, which also has four lighted tennis courts, lighted basketball, lighted ball and multipurpose fields, two lighted pavilions, play areas and restrooms. Its pier looks out over Bear Branch Reservoir (catch and release).

191 W. Bristol Oak Cir.

Neighborhood park, about 2 acres, in the park system since 1995.

As of 2016 the playground had a tire swing and a dinosaur climber. There are two play areas in all, plus swings, a couple of grills, a water fountain and tables for picnics.

165 Maple Glade Pl.

Neighborhood park, about 1.5 acres, in the park system since 1998.

Just north of Alden Bridge Drive between Greenvine Circle and North Maple Glade Circle. Besides a lighted 18 x 12 ft pavilion and play areas, there’s a swing set, a BBQ grill, picnic tables and an open field for running around.

1 S. Veranda Ridge Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 6 acres, in the park system since 1999.

This park sits back among the trees just off College Park Drive and has a crushed-granite nature trail. The play areas suit both small and older kids, and there are swings, grills and picnic tables.

1 E. Pipers Green St.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 2005.

The center of the Pipers Green neighborhood, spread across three blocks, with a walking path that curves through it. It also has a small pavilion, a drinking fountain and two play areas sized for different ages.

7300 Kendall Green Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 4 acres, in the park system since 1996.

Easy to miss from the street: the play areas are tucked among the trees, and from Pleasant Bend or Sandalbranch Drive you mostly see an open field rising into the hill it’s named for. Swings, two grills and some picnic tables sit back there as well.

169 W. Slatestone Cir.

Neighborhood park, about 2 acres, in the park system since 1998.

Takes up a whole block of the Slatestone neighborhood. A play area for older children, swings, a shaded bench area, a drinking fountain and a circular path around an open field for walking laps.

267 Bristol Bend Cir.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 1995.

One of the village’s older parks, shaded by large trees, with an unusual 20 x 20 ft pavilion. Kids get play areas and swings, and there are grills and picnic tables for a cookout. Park on South Piney Plains Circle or the street out front.

3700 W. Alden Bridge Dr.

Area park, about 7 acres, in the park system since 2000.

The entrance is at Sorrel Tree Place. Two lighted tennis courts striped for pickleball, lighted basketball, an informal soccer field, a lighted pavilion, three play areas and restrooms.

7800 E. Windvale Cir.

Village park, about 23 acres, in the park system since 2001.

Windvale Pool shares the park with lighted tennis courts, pickleball courts with permanent nets, lighted basketball, play areas, restrooms, a lighted pavilion and a 1-kilometer trail around a pond. Its butterfly garden blooms seasonally.

7 Wynnoak Dr.

Neighborhood park, about 1 acre, in the park system since 1999.

Known for the large gorilla statue in its sand pit (as of 2016), which kids climb on. Beyond the gorilla, it has play equipment for little ones and bigger kids, plus swings, a picnic area and grills.