Facilities

Located just 1.6 miles northeast of I-635, Audubon Park is a large regional park that features both leisurely and active recreational opportunities for all ages, including sports tournaments, a large Surf & Swim - a wave pool style aquatic facility, a Recreation Center, a Soccer Complex, Carter Softball Complex and a paved trail that links with a network of Garland trails. Named after John James Audubon, a naturalist and ornithologist, Audubon Park boasts more than 100 acres of undeveloped natural areas that remains as one of Garland's hidden gems. Audubon is also home to multiple 5K runs, due to its winding, picturesque trail along Duck Creek, perfect for mixed-use activity such as biking, jogging, running, and walking.

Acres: 

• 127 acres of undeveloped natural areas
• 96.1 acres of developed areas

Activities & Amenities:

• Audubon Recreation Center - with indoor rental space opportunities
• Disc Golf Course
• Hike and Bike Trail - 1.6 miles concrete - connects to Duck Creek Greenbelt Trail, another 5.7 miles of paved trail
• M. G. (Jerry) Carter, Sr. Softball Complex
  • Blue Field
  • Green Field - Rogers Field
  • Red Field
  • White Field - Reagan Field
  • Yellow Field - Whitaker Field
• Audubon Soccer Complex
• Surf and Swim Wave Pool
• Cricket Pitch
• Large Playground with parking and restrooms nearby
• Picnicking under the large shade trees
• Observing and photographing nature, birding, and other wildlife opportunities