Parks and Recreation | Irving, TX

Lee Park Swimming Pool Design Contract Moves Forward

The Let’s Play Irving: Elevating Aquatics & Recreation plan to replace the Lee Park Swimming Pool moves forward. During the Sept. 14 City Council meeting, the council voted unanimously to approve two items. Read on...
Parks and Recreation Office Relocates

In September, the Parks and Recreation Administration office, currently on the first floor of Irving City Hall, 825 W. Irving Blvd., will relocate to the second floor of the Jack D. Huffman Community Building, 801 W. Irving Blvd. Read on...
Register Now for Parks and Rec Fall Activities and Classes

The Irving Parks and Recreation Department’s Fall Activities Brochure is now available! It provides information on how to schedule, sign up and register for the upcoming camps, classes, programs and activities available through December. Read on...
Aquatics Fall Schedule Runs Through December

As the city's outdoor aquatic centers say goodbye to summer, residents and visitors can turn to Irving Parks and Recreation's indoor aquatic centers for continued pool play and water activities. The fall schedule begins Tuesday, Sept. 5. Read on...
Movie Night Fridays in September at Heritage Park

Movies on Main returns to Heritage Park, 217 S. Main St., Friday nights in September. Grab blankets and lawn chairs, and enjoy a family friendly movie under the stars! Movies start at 7:30 p.m. and will include Spanish subtitles. Read on...
Three Irving Parks Get New Playgrounds

Trinity View Park, Rodeo Park and Mountain Creek Preserve get new equipment. Read on...
Mayor, City Manager Share Bold Vision for Irving Aquatics and Recreation

In this latest video from Irving Community Television Network (ICTN), Irving Mayor Rick Stopfer and City Manager Chris Hillman take a deep dive into the proposed new facilities at Lee Park, Senter Park and Mustang Park. Read on...
Campion Trail Moves into Final Stages of Completion

Construction of Irving’s Campion Trail began in 1996, and since then, 15.5 miles of the trail have been installed. Now, the final three phases of the project are slated for completion in 2024 and 2025. Read on...
Keeler Park Improvements Underway

The City of Irving has begun construction on the Keeler Park Improvement Project, which will transform one of the oldest parks in the area. Among the anticipated improvements are pickleball courts and energy-efficient lighting throughout the park. Read on...
Bold Vision for Irving Aquatics & Community Center

The future of aquatics in Irving looks bright! City leadership has a bold vision to significantly improve several aquatic and recreational facilities, as well as build Irving's first multi-generational mixed-use recreation and aquatics community center. Read on...
Keeler Park Improvement Project

Keeler Park, 520 S. Rogers Road, will be temporarily closed and undergoing construction beginning June 5. Read on...
Irving Puts Technology to Work

Irving Parks and Recreation expands into automated irrigation technology. Read on...
Lively Pointe Youth Center Renovations Begin March 20

Lively Pointe Youth Center will close Monday, March 20 for a $764,993 renovation project that will add new amenities for teens. The facility will remain closed throughout renovations, which are expected to be completed in September. Read on...