Trophy Club: Nature, Parks and Recreation

Trophy Club offers visitors opportunities to enjoy nature, water sports and community sports facilities. Trails, cycling, fishing and other recreational activities offer a variety of options. If you’re looking for a hotel in Trophy Club, first consider which activities matter most for your stay.

Nature and activities at Grapevine Lake

The Trophy Club Park Conservation Area encompasses about 600 acres of untouched land. In Denton County, Trophy Club Park borders the northwest edge of Lake Grapevine. A concrete path provides direct access to Trophy Club Park and offers views as well as access to nature trails. Boundaries and conditions may change; check them before your visit.

Trophy Club Park has a dedicated mountain biking trail rated moderate. Check trail conditions and access before your ride. The park also has an 18-hole disc golf course. As its layout and condition may change, it’s a good idea to check for current information before planning your visit.

Trophy Club Park offers direct access to Grapevine Lake for kayaking and canoeing. Check water conditions, safety requirements and equipment regulations in advance. Fishing is also permitted in the park on the lake. Fish found there include largemouth bass, black bass, catfish and alligator gar; follow applicable fishing regulations and conditions.

For motorized activities, Trophy Club Park has a regularly maintained ATV and motocross track, as well as a youth track for younger riders. Before you travel, check vehicle requirements, safety rules and track access. The track is maintained, but check its condition before your visit.

Sports, dogs and community parks

The fenced off-leash area at Freedom Dog Park covers 8.3 acres. Small and large dogs have separate areas, each with its own training and agility courses. Check park rules and any maintenance-related closures before you go.

The 13-acre Harmony Park has playgrounds, ten soccer fields, two tennis courts, six pickleball courts, two partially shaded bocce courts, a basketball court and fitness stations. The park also has a 1.8-mile trail system. The pickleball courts are for open play and cannot be reserved. Private use is permitted only for coaches with written approval from the Parks and Recreation Department. Sports facilities and terms of use may change; check the current rules for the facilities you plan to use.

Independence Park covers 23 acres and offers facilities for youth sports and outdoor recreation, including tennis courts, a basketball court, a NEOS play system and fitness stations. The “Indy East” area is home to a tournament baseball complex with eight fields. Availability may depend on games, tournaments or approved use. Before visiting, also check the current access requirements for the other sports facilities.

Pool and local history

Trophy Club Community Pool has a modern splash pad and a six-lane competition pool; seasonal operating hours may vary. The pool is open only to Trophy Club residents and their accompanying guests. Proof of residency is required for purchases. Before visiting, check the current access rules and seasonal operating schedule.

The inscriptions on the Medlin Cemetery headstones preserve part of the history of the early settlers. Mittie Ann Medlin, who died at the age of 21, is buried there. The Trophy Club Veteran's Memorial features landscaped grounds with benches, a path and a flagpole. Access conditions at the memorial may change; check before visiting.

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