The splendor of Victorian charm awaits those who plan a visit to historic McKinney, Texas.
Just north of Dallas, McKinney is home to over 1700 historic homes and buildings, award-winning antique and specialty shops nestled in the historic Courthouse Square.
Tour historic homes and buildings with a visit to Chestnut Square Historical Park and the Heard-Craig Center. Or visit historic Pecan Grove Cemetary.
If the weather is good, like it usually is, enjoy 287 acres of nature trails and wildlife at the Heard Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary.
Many talented artists call McKinney home, and you can enjoy their work at a variety of unique galleries and museums.
McKinney prides itself on its recreational facilities and outdoor opportunities for year-round, family fun. So when you come visit us, plan to stay for a while. Pack a picnic or your fishing pole. Bring your volleyball and baseball glove. And don't forget your bicycle!
Towne Lake Recreation Area, a 300-acre park located on Wilson Creek Parkway just south of the city, includes a 22-acre lake, paddle boats, fishing pier, concessions, picnic areas, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, lighted hike and bike trails, playgrounds and a nature trail.
Erwin park, located northwest of town is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the Texas scenery. Camping for youth groups is also available at this 212-acre oasis, along with a 7.8 mile mountain bike trail.
McKinney hosts a variety of annual running, biking, and sporting events.
Our championship golf courses attract players of all levels.
The Community Center offers a variety of intramural and sports-related activities.
Nearby Lake Lavon provides plenty of activities for water buffs and anglers.
Kick up your heels at our beautiful 94-acre soccer complex.
For more information, contact the McKinney Parks and Recreation Department at (972)547-7480 or Community Center at (972)562-0845.
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