Bayou Gulch Regional Park
Bayou Regional Park is a 205-acre park located about five miles south of downtown Parker. It has a contemporary ranch theme, with horseshoes, plants, and animals all over.
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Challenger Regional Park
The 64-acre ADA-accessible park has paved walkways surrounding the playground and winding throughout the park. The play options are limitless, with three large pavilions, a fun playground, a basketball court, and a large grassy area/field.
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Iron Horse Park
Step into history at Iron Horse Park! Instead of a playground, you'll find large fields featuring historical fixtures such as a water spout, farming equipment, and a full-blown tiller.
Meridian Commons Park
The Meridian area has been growing significantly over the last few years, and this park has become a central feature of the community. The park has a playground for younger children, a basketball court, multipurpose field, and calisthenics station.
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Salisbury Equestrian Park
Salisbury Equestrian Park is a 160-acre park, with 30 acres of undeveloped open space, a large equestrian arena, ball fields, multi-use fields, a fully ADA-accessible playground, a modern playground, and a large pond where you can catch fish such as bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass, and common carp.
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Tallman Meadow Park
Tallman Meadow Park is a 12-acre park near Legend High School. It is beautifully maintained with several acres of natural meadows, two playgrounds, a walking path lined by a creek, and much more to explore.
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