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In terms of activities available and sites to see, Holland Lake Park is the best park within the City of Weatherford. This 40 acre park is second only to Cartwright Park in terms of acreage. Holland Lake Park's central location and plethora of activities make it a must visit for all residents
Holland Lake Park offers walkers, joggers, and anyone simply out enjoying the day, over 1 mile of nature trails and concrete trails. Holland Lake also houses one of the four trail-heads for The Town Creek Hike and Bike Trail. ( link )
A pavilion is available for rent at HLP as well. The pavilion is complete with electric and restroom facilities. Like all Parks and Recreation pavilions, rentals take priority over general public use.
Holland Lake Park Softball Complex opened to the public in the Fall of 2009. The complex hosts many Parks and Recreation leagues and tournaments throughout the year. For more information on leagues, tournaments, or private reservations of ball fields, contact the Recreation Coordinator ( email )or check out the Adult Sports ( link ) Link.
Holland Lake Park also has historic evidence of Parker County's rough and tumble past. On display are two double log cabins built in the mid-1800's and relocated to their current site. For more information please follow the Park Histories ( link )link.
Camp Holland is located within the borders of Holland Lake Park. Camp Holland received a breath of new life in the Fall of 2011 by local Boy Scouts who plan to use the site for many future events. For more information on Camp Holland, please call 817-598-4124.
Holland Lake Park is the location of youth fishing event every year called Kid Fish. Holland Lake is also on the the list of Texas Parks and Wildlife stock ponds; new fish are being added several time a year! Fish commonly caught in the Lake include: Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Bass, Perch, and Trout.
When you visit Holland Lake Park, be sure to bring your duck food or bread crumbs! The ponds are called home by several friendly, resident ducks that love to be fed. Holland Lake Park also offers a playground, picnic tables, and grills for your use.
Holland Lake Park offers walkers, joggers, and anyone simply out enjoying the day, over 1 mile of nature trails and concrete trails. Holland Lake also houses one of the four trail-heads for The Town Creek Hike and Bike Trail. ( link )
A pavilion is available for rent at HLP as well. The pavilion is complete with electric and restroom facilities. Like all Parks and Recreation pavilions, rentals take priority over general public use.
Holland Lake Park Softball Complex opened to the public in the Fall of 2009. The complex hosts many Parks and Recreation leagues and tournaments throughout the year. For more information on leagues, tournaments, or private reservations of ball fields, contact the Recreation Coordinator ( email )or check out the Adult Sports ( link ) Link.
Holland Lake Park also has historic evidence of Parker County's rough and tumble past. On display are two double log cabins built in the mid-1800's and relocated to their current site. For more information please follow the Park Histories ( link )link.
Camp Holland is located within the borders of Holland Lake Park. Camp Holland received a breath of new life in the Fall of 2011 by local Boy Scouts who plan to use the site for many future events. For more information on Camp Holland, please call 817-598-4124.
Holland Lake Park is the location of youth fishing event every year called Kid Fish. Holland Lake is also on the the list of Texas Parks and Wildlife stock ponds; new fish are being added several time a year! Fish commonly caught in the Lake include: Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Bass, Perch, and Trout.
When you visit Holland Lake Park, be sure to bring your duck food or bread crumbs! The ponds are called home by several friendly, resident ducks that love to be fed. Holland Lake Park also offers a playground, picnic tables, and grills for your use.
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