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City Parks

PARK NAME & LOCATION
ACRES
AMENITIES
Apollo Park
15th St. & Peter
2.1
Bicentennial Park
Sprague & Jackson
14
Cenizo Park
7th St. & Sprague
5.4
Citrus Park – John Ave.
0.9
Dr. Diaz Park
Sprague & Jackson
4
Freddy Gonzalez Park
18th St. & Freddy Gonzalez
8.2
Fountain Park
22nd St. & Kuhn
4.1
Frontier Park
1st St. & Cooper
2.2
JayCee Park
19th St. & Stubbs
2.6
Memorial Park
22nd St. & Sprague
16.8
Municipal Park
Raul Longoria Rd. & Sprague
155

South Park
300 E. Palm Drive
15
West Park
7th St. & Stubbs.
2.1
Norma Linda Trevino Park
901 S. Mon Mack
8

Symbol Key
Baseball/Softball Field       Play Apparatus Basketball Court
Soccer Field Volleyball Court Skate Park
Restrooms Tennis Court Equestrian
Public Building Pond Access Fishing
Picnic Shelter Walk/Jogging Trails       Wetlands
Barbeque Swimming Pool Birding Center
Park Renovations: Replaced old park equipment & added new amenities under an Urban Recreation Recovery Program, a federal grant program.

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Scenic Wetland Trails and Birds
Forty acres of scenic wetlands are an extensive growth of native vegetation around 2 ponds provides prime habitat to an abundance of birds, including several uncommon species. Six observation blinds along the one mile trail allow you to experience some of the best bird watching in North America. website

El Sal Del Rey
(Salt of The King) This large salt lake 22 miles north of Edinburg was discovered by the Spanish Conquistadors. Salt from the mines was transported overseas to Spain and her colonies and westward into Mexico.

Hike and Bike trails
Edinburg on Wheels is a ride-a-long promoting health, community pride, and the use of Edinburg’s Hike and Bike Trails.

Edinburg Municipal Park
This 90 acre park includes: 6 softball/baseball fields, 3 soccer fields, 5 playground equipment modules, 1.5 mile walking/jogging trail, 2 open court multi-purpose pavilions, 42 picnic tables and BBQ pits, 2 man made lakes for fishing and canoeing, an equestrian trail, a roller blade trail, an ATB bike trail and 1 mile mature trail.

Freddy Gonzalez Park
This 9-acre park was dedicated in memory of a local Vietnam War hero on October 8, 1997. This landscaped park includes a 3/4 mile walking/jogging trail, park benches and security lighting. Other future park amenities include a children’s play area and an open-air gazebo/shelter.

South Park
This 15-acre park includes 2 softball/baseball fields, 4 playground equipment modules, 2 basketball courts, a multi-purpose pavilion, an Olympic-size swimming pool, a community recreation center building, picnic tables, barbecue pits and 2 tennis courts.

 

 

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