Public Parks in the Village of College Park

College Park has six Township parks. Avalon, Mason Pond and Tapestry parks sit in the Grogan’s Forest neighborhood near Research Forest Drive, and Harper’s Landing, Misty Dawn and Wimberly parks are in Harper’s Landing, east of I-45. Harper’s Landing Park is the village park, with the pool, a dog park, a skate area and lighted fields. Township parks are open from dawn to dusk, and lighted courts and fields stay open until 11 p.m.; the rest of the rules are on our Park Types & Rules page. The Township’s official Parks Directory has a page for each park with its hours and any closures; reservations are below. More about the village: The Village of College Park.

8585 Grogan’s Mill Rd., 77381

Neighborhood park, about 2.9 acres, in the park system since 2004.

Avalon has the only bocce court in the Township’s park system. Its other draws are a horseshoe pitch, a play area for school-age kids and tennis on two courts lit for night play.

2 Blair Bridge Dr., 77385

Village park, about 12.4 acres, in the park system since 2000.

Lighted fields for ball and multipurpose play, a lighted basketball court and two lighted tennis courts also lined for pickleball. A fenced half-acre dog park, skate area, pool and pavilion are here too.

1 Mason Pond Pl., 77381

Amenity park, about 1.6 acres, in the park system since 2010.

A small pond in Grogan’s Forest where fishing is catch and release. It has no play equipment.

174 W. Drifting Shadows, 77385

Neighborhood park, about 1.3 acres, in the park system since 2002.

Built around young children, with separate play areas for toddlers and older kids, plus belt and bucket swings. There’s seating on benches and at two picnic tables, plus a drinking fountain.

31 E. Tapestry Park Cir., 77381

Neighborhood park, about 1.4 acres, in the park system since 2006.

Tapestry Park is known for its colonial-style gazebo, a lighted 28-by-15-foot pavilion. A playground for small children and one for bigger kids sit nearby, with belt and bucket swings, a grill and picnic tables.

303 Blair Bridge Dr., 77385

Neighborhood park, about 0.7 acre, in the park system since 2000.

Tucked between Wimberly Way and Genesee Ridge Drive, at the opposite end of the street from Harper’s Landing Park. Its two playgrounds are split by age: one for preschoolers, one for kids 5 to 12.