Our Top 6 Favorite Parks in Euless

Here are the list of our favorite Parks in Euless.

#1 – Blessing Branch Park (408 E Denton Dr., Euless, TX 76039)

This 3 acre park runs along the creek. A picnic area is provided with tables and small grills. In addition to having some space to stretch your legs and walk, there is a swing set for the kids to enjoy.

#2 – Bob Eden Park (901 W Mid Cities Blvd., Euless, TX 76039)

One of the largest parks in Euless at 47 acres, this park is not only filled with numerous amenities, but also connects with other parks through extensive walking and jogging paths.  Along the paths you will find exercise warm-up stations, a field for playing soccer or flag football, picnic areas and a playground.  Bob Eden Park also has three lighted regulation size sand volleyball courts, two lighted tennis courts and a pavilion with restroom facilities.

Originally named Little Bear Creek Community Park, it was renamed in honor of Bob Eden. The namesake of this park served on the Euless City Council from 1981 to 1991.  Bob Eden even held the honorable title of Mayor Pro Tem from 1990 to 1991. The plaque in his memory located in the park reads, “A man who cared about his family, his city, and the citizens of Euless.”

#3 – Heritage Park (203 Cullum Dr., Euless, TX 76040)

Historic Heritage Park is the focal point for history preservation in the City of Euless. Buildings of historical significance have been relocated to its grounds. These include the Fuller House (the first brick house in Euless), the Himes Log Cabin (one of the oldest structures in the Dallas/Fort Worth area) and the McCormick Barn (made of lumber from Camp Bowie).

Located adjacent to the park, the Euless Heritage Museum hosts artifacts of historical interest and is open for public tours from 1 – 5 p.m. on the second Saturday of every month.

In this 4 acre park you can also find a playground and quarter mile walking trail.

#4 – Kiddie Carr Park (800 Pauline St., Euless, TX 76040)

This small 4 acre park features picnic tables and an outdoor basketball court. This park is also home to the city’s tree growing and horticultural facility.

The name of this park was approved September 13, 1976. At the time it was proposed to merge this park with nearby J.A. Carr Park, but this turned out to not be feasible. “Kiddie Carr” was chosen as a humerous play on words.

#5 – J.A. Carr Park (508 Simmons Dr., Euless, TX 76040)

J.A. Carr Park is home to a half-mile crushed limestone walking and jogging trail. Nestled among shade trees, you will find a playground, a sand volleyball court, and picnic areas. The Simmons Center is located at this park and provides a rentable space for parties or other gatherings. Adjacent to the Simmons Center is a garden area with a gazebo that can also be rented for your activities.

This park got it’s name from Joseph Allen Carr. His son, Cecil Carr, donated a portion of the land that now makes up the park. In 1976, the Park Board with the later approval of the City Council, decided to name parks in honor of those who donated the land for them. J.A. Carr Park was dedicated on July 11, 1976.

#6 – McCormick Park (2190 Joyce Ct., Euless, TX 76039)

McCormick Park is nestled between Bob Eden Park to the west and The Preserve at McCormick Park to the east. In 1984 this park was dedicated in honor of Willie Mae McCormick, a long serving City Council Member, who had deeded the land in December of 1982. Along the 1/3 mile bike and hiking trail you will find a picnic area, playground, and a gazebo which is available for rent. In total this park is about 12 acres in size.