The Town of Frisco invites community members of all ages to join the conversation about the future of Pioneer Park at a fun and interactive design workshop on Monday, October 20, 2025, from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm at Frisco Town Hall (updated weather location), located at 1 Main Street in Frisco.
The “Design Your Own Park” event will give the community the opportunity to share ideas, explore design options, and help shape the next chapter for one of Frisco’s beloved neighborhood parks. Attendees can enjoy free fall snacks and hot cider, while participating in hands-on activities, from sketching ideas to adding thoughts to interactive displays.
Design Your Own Park Event Details
Participants may stop by anytime between 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm to explore interactive stations and discuss with Town staff and consultants about the park’s future. Activities will include:
- Interactive design stations with prompts, stickers, maps, and visuals.
- A Kid Zone where junior park designers can share their ideas.
Other Ways to Share Your Input
If you are unable to attend the “Design Your Own Park” event on October 20, check out some other ways to provide your feedback and engage with this project:
- Take the Survey: Visit FriscoPlan.com to share your thoughts on Pioneer Park by taking the online survey, which will be open from October 15 through November 16, 2025.
- Brainstorm Board: Stop by the tennis court fence at Pioneer Park to write your feedback directly on the community brainstorm board. The board features a rotating “Question of the Week.”
- Stay in the Loop: Visit FriscoPlan.com to sign up for email updates about the park design process.
Background on Pioneer Park
In 2019, the Town adopted the Neighborhood Parks Master Plan to guide future investment in parks, open space, and recreational facilities. The plan identified a need to revitalize Pioneer Park and proposed a conceptual vision for improvements.
During that process, community members highlighted a variety of challenges, including:
- Limited visibility
- Unclear access to the tennis courts
- General need for improved amenities and maintenance
Desired improvements included:
- Retaining and enhancing the tennis courts and related amenities
- Preserving mature trees and natural areas while improving drainage and access
- Adding restrooms, signage, and parking improvements
- Clarifying winter uses and snow storage strategies
The Neighborhood Parks Master Plan included a conceptual plan for Pioneer Park. However, this concept did not account for the existing wetlands and has since been informed by additional feedback from the community, including interest in amenities such as basketball courts. The needs of Pioneer Park are also anticipated to be different today than they were in 2019, due to the construction of 54 workforce housing units at 602 Galena St., which is in close proximity to Pioneer Park. This housing project is anticipated to be completed in 2026.
More Information
For more information on the Pioneer Park redesign project or upcoming opportunities to get involved, visit FriscoPlan.com or contact Emma Heth, Town of Frisco Planner II, at EmmaH@townofFrisco.com.