Public Parks in the Village of Grogan's Mill

1829 Nursery Road

Amenity park, about 9 acres, in the park system since 1992.

More reserve than playground, this greenspace sits in The Retreat at Grogan’s Mill. You can walk nearly all the way around the pond, past the backs of homes, and every fish caught goes back.

2709 Crossvine Circle

Neighborhood park, about 7 acres, in the park system since 1982.

Hidden in the Millbend Forest woods, this shady park has no road access; reach it on foot or by bike along the pathways. Inside are picnic tables, belt and bucket swings and two play areas.

180 Grogans Point Road

Area park, about 7 acres, in the park system since 1993.

Two lighted tennis courts carry four pickleball overlays, plus basketball and volleyball courts. The wooded grounds also hold a pavilion, BBQ grills, restrooms, a parking lot and play equipment for every age.

13100 Sawmill Road

Neighborhood park, about 4 acres, in the park system since 1988.

Look for it where the road tees into High Oaks Circle. Decades of forest regrowth shade a basketball court, BBQ grills, picnic tables, swings, a play structure for little ones and another for bigger kids.

1901 S. Millbend Drive

Neighborhood park, about 9 acres, in the park system since 1980.

From the road there’s no sign, no parking and no hint of a park, only a gap in the trees. A pathway leads in to a shaded gazebo, BBQ grills, swings and a playground.

15 Sunbird Court

Neighborhood park, about 4 acres, in the park system since 1982.

A long walkway leads in from the street, and another crosses Maple Branch from Macaw Street. Three play areas spread across a large open field, with swings, a gazebo and a drinking fountain.

187 N. Tranquil Path

Amenity park, about 8 acres, in the park system since 2005.

A detailed gazebo ringed with landscaping looks over the pond in the Grogan’s Point neighborhood. In 2016 a multi-head fountain aerated the water. Any fish you hook has to go back.

N. and S. Millbend Drive

Area park, about 8 acres.

Joggers and walkers use this loop path. It traces the U where the north and south drives meet, then turns to run beside Grogan’s Mill Road, with benches and drinking fountains along the route.

High Timbers Drive at North Bay Boulevard

Private park, about 1 acre, opened in 2008.

Known as The Ellipse, this garden in East Shore’s Mid-lake area rings an oval lawn with seating, granite paths and flower beds under 39 oaks. The East Shore Community Association owns it.

109 East Shore Drive

Town Center park, about 5 acres.

Also known as East Shore Park, it has a small, quiet pond with benches and walking paths in the East Shore neighborhood, plus parking. The Township’s parks site files it under Town Center.

105 Red Sable Drive

Amenity park, about 6 acres, in the park system since 1993.

Just down the street from Grogan’s Point Park, this pond has a pair of benches under big, established shade trees, a good place to sit while your line’s in. Anything you catch gets released.

2200 Millpark Drive

Village park, about 6 acres, in the park system since 1979.

Home to Sawmill Pool and a sprayground, the second park built in The Woodlands also has five lighted tennis courts, basketball, volleyball, a ball field, restrooms, pavilions, BBQ grills and play areas with themed slides.

35 S. Dreamweaver Circle

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

The village’s smallest Township park sits at the Sawmill Road corner of the High Oaks neighborhood, with picnic tables, swings and play structures for ages 2 to 5 and 5 to 12.

1300 N. Millbend Drive

Area park, about 10 acres, in the park system since 1980.

The village’s largest park has a dog park, a skate park, two lighted tennis courts, lighted basketball and volleyball. Around them are restrooms, a pavilion, play areas, BBQ grills and a parking lot.