About Wylie Parks
COVID-19 Updates
Pavilion/Gazebo Reservations - according to the Governor's updated Disaster Declaration that went into effect on Friday July 3, 2020, park pavilion/gazebo reservations will only be accepted for groups of 10 or less until further notice.
View complete list of Wylie Parks and Recreation COVID-19 closures and availability, here.
Parks Administration
949 Hensley Lane, Building 200Wylie, TX 75098
Phone: 972-516-6340
Pavilion/Gazebo Reservations: 972-516-6340
Athletic Field Conditions Hotline: 972-516-6350
Email Staff: Parks@wylietexas.gov
Park Alerts:
Basketball and Sand Volleyball Lights at Founders Park - lights available for use until 10:00 p.m. every evening.Founders Park, Community Park, and Olde City Park - restrooms and drinking fountains are closed and winterized the first week of December through Feb. 28 (dates subject to change during threats of freezing weather.) Portable toilet(s) are placed on site during their closing period.
Wylie Municipal Trail
Municipal Trail Complex Wayfinding Graphic
Find a Park
Click here to view City of Wylie parks map.
Wylie is home to more than 700 acres of parkland and open space. In those parks, you’ll find over 10 miles of trails, 15 playgrounds, and eight pavilions available for reservation, soccer fields, baseball fields, football fields, a nine-hole disc golf course, a cricket pitch, and much more. Over the next few years, the Parks and Recreation Department plans to continue implementation of the 2012 Trails Master Plan, which will increase the miles of trail in Wylie to better connect you with your community.
Find a Pavilion
Pavilions are available on a first-come, first-served basis and by reservation. Locate the right pavilion for your next outdoor gathering. View Pavilion and Gazebo FAQs, here.
Find an Athletic Complex
Athletic Complexes are available for baseball, softball, and soccer league games and practice. View Athletic Field permit FAQs, here.
Leagues
The City of Wylie is proud to partner with several local youth sports leagues to make team sports available for the children of Wylie. Soccer, softball, and baseball leagues play every spring and summer, and football is available in the fall. Soccer, football, and softball games are played at Founders Park, and baseball games are played at Community Park.
Our Parks and Recreation Master Plan was adopted by the City Council in 2010. It serves as a guide for appropriate park uses and for the location of parks within the city, and amenities within parks. The plan serves as a long-range vision (10-20 year timeframe) for future development, programming, and recreation opportunities. Issues typically addressed in parks master plans include planned park elements, natural and cultural resource management, and general design concerns. The plan is conceptual in nature and not intended to address detailed issues related to engineered site design or park operations. The plan is just one of many steps in the process that leads to the development of public parks.
Vendor Application Form
Special events, meetings and gatherings (other than typical parties or picnics) will require submission of a Vendor Application prior to reservation approval. Please call the Parks administration at 972-516-6340 if you have any questions pertaining to the vendor form. After the form is completed, email it to parks@wylietexas.gov.
Arbor Day
Celebrate Arbor Day, plant a tree. The City of Wylie Parks and Recreation Department will hold our annual Texas Arbor Day celebration Nov. 1, 2019. Last year, we partnered with the Texas Trees Foundation to hand out seedlings of live oak and American elm trees. This year we will be handing out Mexican live oak and American elm seedlings in the breezeway between the Wylie Recreation Center and the Smith Public Library, at the Municipal Complex located at 300 Country Club Road Building 200-300. These seedlings are free to the public, and each one is tagged with planting instructions. Join the Wylie Parks and Recreation Department as we celebrate this day set aside to rejoice in the beauty of trees, and to recognize the way they enrich our lives, communities and landscapes.