The new Carpenter Park Skate Park combines popular street-style skating and bowl skating features making it one of the most extensive and unique skate parks in all of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Bring your own canoe, kayak, or stand up paddle board and see Plano’s largest park from a new perspective. The lake at Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve is open for kayaking, canoeing and stand up paddle boarding from dawn to dusk.
PLANO THUNDERBIRD ROLLER RINK FREE
And now, due to a partnership between the City of Plano, Toyota, American Park Network and Time Warner Cable, free Wi-Fi is available at City parks and recreation centers!
Arbor Hills Nature Preserve is a 200-acre park with hike and bike trails, a 2-mile walking trail and stunning views of the prairie and forest. Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve is 800 acres and has 3.5 miles of concrete trails and 5 miles of soft trails along Rowlett Creek. Two of our largest parks in Plano offer great opportunities to connect with the outdoors. Chances are there’s a trail near you. Get trail information here including downloadable trail maps. Take a walk in a Plano park! Plano has more than 82 miles of recreational trails open to the public. We post events to our event calendar as they are released. Plano Stages hosts free monthly events and concerts at McCall Plaza. McCall Plaza is a newly renovated performance stage in the heart of the Downtown Plano Arts District surrounded by one-of-a-kind restaurants and unique boutiques. Also on site is car 360, which carried mail as well as passengers. Once a vital part of the Texas Electric Railway that stretched from Denison to Waco, the Interurban is one of the original electric cars that ran on the tracks through Plano. North Texas transportation history is brought back to life with this interesting exhibit. The best part is many of their live music events and other happenings are completely free! Be sure to check their event calendar to see what’s playing. The Box Garden at Legacy Hall is Plano’s newest venue for hosting live music and events. HERE’S WHAT’S FREE!īrowse through the art galleries for displays of local artists, as well as national shows. Skating is $6 per person skate rental is an additional $2. Lace up the roller skates, turn up the jams, and be a kid again! Check their website for public skate sessions.
*Due to COVID-19, guest passes may be restricted. An all-day guest membership pass is $10 per adult and children ages 3-15 are $5. The Texas Pool is supported by a membership base, but offers a tourist pass for visitors and hosts a number of free and public events each season. The historic Texas Pool is 168 thousand gallons of saltwater shaped like the great State of Texas. *HFM is currently closed due to COVID-19.įor a small daily fee, visitors can enjoy Jack Carter Pool during the summer months. Jack Carter Pool has a dual rider tube slide, body slide, lazy river, deep water pool with platform diving and a climbing wall, Flow Rider surf simulator, tot pool, leisure pool with some lap lanes, wet deck areas, spray features, rentable party areas and concessions. Check facility fees and hours at. Self-guided tours are $3 per person children 2 and under are free. Guided house tours are $7 per person students and children are $5 per person children 4 and under are free. The beautiful Victorian home and 12 outbuildings were the hub of a 360-acre farm operated by a colorful local resident, Ammie Wilson. This four-acre museum preserves a way of life during the height of farm prosperity in the early 1900s. Ages 4+ are $10 and ages 3 and under are free. Ice skate year-round at the Children’s Health StarCenter – Plano! Public ice skating sessions are available most days out of the week. Adventures Under $10Ĭhildren’s Health StarCenter – Plano Public Ice Skating Looking for budget-friendly things to do on your visit to Plano? Here’s a list of Plano adventures under $10.ĭue to COVID-19 restrictions & re-openings, please check the business’s open status, restrictions, and hours before going.
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