Snakes in City Parks

The natural areas in and around city parks, especially heavily wooded areas, host many types of wildlife including snakes. While snakes are a sign of a healthy environment, residents are encouraged to be cautious while enjoying the many well-maintained parks, trails or recreational facilities McKinney has to offer. If you cross paths with a snake, back away slowly and leave the area immediately.

McKinney Parks

The list below includes soccer fields and multi-use practice fields.

A. Hardy Eubanks, Jr. Park Al Ruschhaupt Soccer Complex Alex Clark Memorial Disc Golf Course Ash Woods Park Aviator Park Bonnie Wenk Park Carey Cox Memorial Park Central Park Community Center Cottonwood Park The Courts at Gabe Nesbitt Park Crape Myrtle Trails of McKinney World Collection Dog Park at Bonnie Wenk Park Dr. Charles McKissick Park Dr. Glenn Mitchell Memorial Park Dr. Mack Hill Park E.A. Randles Park E.L. (Tinker) Taylor Memorial Park Erwin Park Falcon Creek Park Finch Park Fitzhugh Park Gabe Nesbitt Community Park Gabe Nesbitt Softball and Baseball Complexes Grady Littlejohn Softball and Baseball Complex

Gray Branch Community Park (planned) Hill Top Park Horizon Park Inspiration Park Jim Ledbetter Park John M. Whisenant Park Katherine B. Winneford Park Mary Will Craig Park McKinney Soccer Complex at Craig Ranch Mouzon Fields Murphy Park North Park Old Settler's Park Rowlett Creek Park Serenity Park Skatepark at Gabe Nesbitt Community Park Tom Allen Jr. Park Towne Lake Disc Golf Course Towne Lake Recreation Area Valley Creek Park Veterans Memorial Park W.B. Finney Park Wattley Park