Frisco Community Information
We think you’ll enjoy calling Frisco, Texas home!In 1990 the Frisco population was a mere 6,141 and soon had spread into Denton County. By the 2000’s the population had increased over 33,700 and today we have over 170,900 residents who call Frisco home.
Recreation & Leisure
Frisco Has Something For Everyone!B.F. Phillips Community Park
This 117 acre park is Frisco’s largest! Features includes: Baseball / Softball, Bike Trail, Concession Facilities, Disc Golf Course, Dog Park, Football Field, Parking, Pavilion, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Practice & Game Fields, Practice Field (Rectangle Sports), Restrooms, Seating Arbor, Soccer Field and Walking Trail.
3335 Timber Ridge, Frisco TX 75034
Frisco Commons
This 63 acre park includes: Amphitheater, BBQ Grill, Bike Trail, Fishing, Hope Park, Pavilion, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Spray Park, Stocked Pond, Veteran’s Memorial and Walking Trail.
8000 McKinney Road, Frisco TX 75034
Frisco Water Park
Open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Cool off in the summer with our seven water features. Challenge a friend to a race down the Preston Plunge, conquer The Fort, or float the Lazy River, and much more. You’ll find plenty of shade and a concession stand, too. Planning a party? Reserve one of our water park pavilions and party poolside.
Located on the grounds of Frisco Athletic Center: 5828 Nancy Jane Lane, Frisco TX 75035
Harold Bacchus Community Park
This 79 acre park includes: Baseball / Softball, Batting Cages, Benches, Bike Trail, Concession Facilities, Parking, Pavilion, Picnic Tables, Playground, Pond, Practice & Game Fields, Restrooms, Soccer Field, Stocked Pond, Taychas Trail Connection, Trail Connection to Creek, Trails, Walking Trail and Water.
13995 E. Main St. Frisco TX 75034
Northeast Community Park
This 74-acre community park is located at the corner of Honey Grove Drive and Panther Creek Parkway, just west of Coit Road. Phase I includes multipurpose athletic fields, skate park, walking trails, playground facilities, concession and storage buildings, pond, and various other amenities. Future phase to include additional multi-sport athletics fields, tennis courts, volleyball courts, basketball courts and splash pad.
2895 Honey Grove Dr. Frisco TX 75034
Ruff Range Dog Park
Ruff Range Dog Park features a large and small dog off-leash area as well as parking. Enjoy two off-leash areas with pavilions, water stations, seating and dog wash stations.
Located at 5335 4th Army Memorial Drive, within B.F. Phillips Community Park.
Shawnee Trail Sports Complex
This 17.7 park includes: Baseball / Softball, Basketball Court, Benches, Concession Facilities, Pavilion, Playground, Restrooms, Sand Volleyball, Tennis Court and Walking Trail.
6501 Hillcrest Road, Frisco TX 75034
Skate Park at Northest Community Park
Open from 8:00 a/m. to 10:00 p.m. Frisco’s first skate park is largest in North Texas at more than 47,000 square feet. Features include street and terrain course with multiple lines, rails, bowls, half pipe, and more.
2985 Honey Grove Drive, Frisco TX 75034
Warren Sports Complex
This 105.58 acre park is Frisco’s 2nd to largest park. Features include: Baseball / Softball, Basketball Court, BBQ Grill, Bike Trail, Concession Facilities, Football Field, Nature Garden, Parking, Pavilion, Picnic Areas, Playground, Pond, Restrooms, Sand Volleyball, Soccer, Soccer Field, Stocked Pond, Tennis Court and Walking Trail.
7599 Eldorado Parkway, Frisco TX 75034
Recreational Sports - Frisco Soccer Association
From 3 years on up, FSA welcomes all skill levels. For more information please visit http://friscosoccer.org/
Annual Events
Local events that are schedule each yearDaddy Daughter Dance – FEB
Easter Eggstravaganza – MARCH/APRIL
April – June
Frisco Farmers Market – MAY-OCT
Park a Palooza – JUNE
Dive In Movies, FAC Outdoor Water Park – JUNE/JULY
July – September
Frisco Freedom Fest – JULY
Mother Son Dance – SEPT
Doggy Splash Day – SEPT
October – December
National Night Out – OCT
Merry Main Street – DEC
Frosty 5K, Saturday – DEC
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Community Involvement
Getting involved by volunteering is one of the fastest ways to become part of the community.Below is a listing of some of those groups, as well as the type of volunteers they need.
Frisco Family Services
Frisco Family Services is a 501(c)(3) non-profit tax-deductible organization that has for 23 years helped members of our communities who are facing hunger, homelessness and other urgent needs improve their quality of life and achieve self-sufficiency.
Frisco Resale
Upscale Resale In Downtown Frisco. All donations and proceeds benefit Frisco Family Services whose mission is to help members of our communities who are facing hunger, homelessness and other urgent needs improve their quality of life and achieve self-sufficiency.
Grace Bridge
Grace Bridge is a volunteer based organization equipping neighbors to help neighbors. We seek to serve hope to those in our community who are in need of assistance. Our goal is not to simply distribute food and other material goods, but to develop lasting relationships that over time will encourage those who receive help to return and help others.
ManeGait
At ManeGait Therapeutic Horsemanship, children and adults with disabilities move beyond their boundaries through the healing power of the horse and the dedication of a professional and caring community.
Frisco Moms Care
Frisco Moms Care is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation devoted to enhancing the community through local service projects, promoting hospitality and goodwill through acts of kindness, and providing socialization among a sisterhood of moms.
Frisco Womens League
Frisco Women’s League (FWL) is a non-profit organization whose primary contributions to the North Texas community are through volunteerism and fundraising. Our Members give back to the community by volunteering their time and talents to countless area organizations.
LovePacs
Lovepacs engages communities to feed children in need as an expression of Love. The Lovepacs vision is that communities experience God’s love by serving together to provide food for children in need.
