At this time, all Coppell parks, playgrounds, trails and green spaces are open. We urge you to continue to practice social distancing measures when in the parks or on the trails. We encourage users to follow the recommended social distancing guidelines and maintain 6 feet of space from others.
Click here for the latest information about closures and community impacts.
Parks & Facilities Map
PARK HOURS: Parks are open 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Please refrain from park use after dark.
* Denotes undeveloped park
TRAILS
Coppell’s trail system currently consists of approximately 14 miles of multi-use hike and bike trails, a 1.1 mile decomposed granite soft running trail, and 5 miles of preserved nature trails. Since 2015, the trail system has been expanded by 25%, and future plans include 6.5 additional miles in the next 2 years, including providing greater connectivity to surrounding cities.
The system is a master-planned greenbelt trail beginning at the area along Denton Creek in the Andrew Brown Community Park system. View the
Trails System Map
View the Trail Implementation Master Plan
The vision for the continuation of the trails system is to provide easy access at any point within the City, and connect to the regional trail system linking other surrounding communities.
Emergency Trail Marker System
Thirty-six 911 trail markers along the Andrew Brown Trail system and the Campion Trail allow first responders to better pinpoint your location should you need emergency assistance along the trail. The map below illustrates the color and code assigned to each section of trail.
MAIN STREET INTERACTIVE FOUNTAIN
Due to COVID-19 concerns, the opening of the Main Street Interactive Fountain in Old Town has been delayed, and it will not open July 1 as originally planned.
The Main Street Fountain is the perfect place to cool off as the days get warmer! The fountain is located next to the Farmers Market Pavilion and playground at 768 W. Main Street.
Pavilions
Due to current recommendations limiting gathering sizes, indoor and outdoor rental applications will not be accepted until further notice. Staff is still available to answer questions via email (parks@coppelltx.gov) or phone (972-462-5100). Please leave a detailed message including your name and phone number. Many calls to the City of Coppell are forwarded to offsite phones. As a result, staff may be unable to return calls if you do not leave contact information.
Pavilions are available for rent to Corporate and Coppell Residents. For more information on pavilions or other rental facilities please click
here.
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES (ADA) TITLE III NOTICE:
As a government entity, the City of Coppell strives to make available facilities open for public use in a manner consistent with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. We hope that as you utilize our facilities, you will find them accessible and efficient for your needs.
In compliance with the non-discrimination requirements of Title III of the ADA, a community group, non-profit entity, or private business must facilitate, at its sole expense, any disability-related request for reasonable accommodation, effective communication, or program modification that does not impose undue burden (significant difficulty or expense).
A government entity has no obligation to facilitate requests for reasonable accommodations connected to an event or activity sponsored or managed by a community group, non-profit entity, or private business that is making use of government-owned facilities.
If you have any questions or concerns in regard to the accessibility of any City facilities being utilized by a community group, non-profit entity, or private business, please notify the manager of that particular facility or Kori Allen, ADA & Capital Programs Coordinator, at 972-462-5148.
Safe Routes to School
Lightning Prediction System
A lightning prediction system is in place in some of the busier park sites and along some trails within the City. The system is designed to alert park, trail and ballfield users that the conditions are favorable for lightning strikes.
When conditions are right, the system will sound an alarm. A warning can be provided 8 to 20 minutes before a potential strike occurs. The system monitors a 2-mile radius around the unit. When activated, those in the area should seek shelter immediately. The lightning prediction system operates from 7 AM - 11 PM, seven days a week.
Park visitors should always assess weather conditions before going outside and always be prepared to take the appropriate action needed to ensure safety.
Locations:
| Andrew Brown West/Central/East and Moore Road Park | Four units cover all passive trails, pools and sports fields in the area. |
| Wagon Wheel Park | Three units cover trails, fields and Wagon Wheel Tennis Center |
| MacArthur Park | One unit located between the playground and ballfields |
| Pinkerton Elementary School | One unit covers two ballfields |
