Olde City Park

Quiet, clean, great for kids, grills & lots of picnic tables under shade. Near Downtown Square so there's shopping, coffee shops and restaurants available, plus a museum. Great for a nice adventure

Slides - straight and spiral, swings, structures to stretch children's imagination. To bring their thoughts into action! We (grandparents) visited this Park on eve of a weekend taking our three years old grandson (and with his parents too). End of August, so the afternoon sun at 5 pm was still strong to enjoy. But the little boy enjoyed! By 6 pm it became quite enjoyable with sun going behind the clouds and air getting breezy. Overall, enjoyable. Can spend some two hours. By the way, very close, there are some good shops offering eats. So, worth a visit and explore these shops as well!

Olde City Park is a hidden gem in Wylie! This peaceful oasis is perfect for unwinding and enjoying the great outdoors. The park is beautifully maintained, with plenty of walking trails and scenic spots to take in the views. It's a great place to bring a book, have a picnic, or simply sit back and relax. The location is convenient and easy to get to, making it a perfect spot for locals and visitors alike. I highly recommend Olde City Park to anyone looking for a quiet retreat in Wylie

I attended Bluegrass on Ballard at this park. They have that concert once yearly along with the classic car show. They usually have about five different groups to entertain. In the photo I'm sharing, Darren and Brooke Aldridge are on stage which was after 5:30 PM. Performances begin at 1:00 PM. The second picture shows Corn Maze, an inflatable attraction at the 2024 event.

This is an awesome park with playground equipment for big kids AND little kids. There is a huge pavilion that is great for parents to hang out, bring a picnic or host a birthday party. There are decently clean bathrooms and a water fountain as well. The park on the street side has a wrought iron gate which makes it feel a little safer for small kids. Lots of green space, trees and a gazebo! It can get pretty crowded after school on a nice day. But still one of our favorites especially because we can hunt for rocks (Wylie Rocks) and maybe get a little treat from one of the cute shops downtown.

I attended Wylie's Fifth Annual Juneteenth Festival and had a blast! This is one of many events held at the park during the year. There's nothing better than people coming together for a family-friendly good time in the heart of Wylie! This celebration is proof that we're alike in more ways than we're different. ❤💛💚🖤 There's ample space for vendors, covered seating area with tables, a playground for the kids, and quaint shops within walking distance on Ballard Street. Even without a scheduled event happening, it's a cool spot to hang out with friends or solo.

This is a very nice park. Lots of open space that includes a big play area for the kids. There is also a veterans memorial. Located at the end of a quaint downtown area, there is plenty nearby to grab a drink or a bite to eat.

The place is nice. You will see a lot of parked yachts and little boats in the bay. There is a little beach to get wet and stay there, rent jet skis, etc. They charge $3 per vehicle and $3 for each person inside the vehicle. As if you could go without a vehicle; or maybe your vehicle wants to go alone. Who knows 😂

Great little park at the side of the road. Great place for kids to play or to grab a table and enjoy a picnic in the great outdoors. It is not hug or anything out of the ordinary, but it is certainly a blessed welcome oasis in the desert! Stop by and enjoy a little sunshine and some fresh air and escape from your busy world sometime long enough to smell the roses!

Very nice playground and park with restroom and water fountain nearby. My grandkids loved it.