Outdoor
Hiking
Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve
800-acre park with boardwalks and kayaking in Plano
Ages
2–18+
Cost
Free
Duration
~3hrs
Difficulty
Easy
Setting
Outdoor
Plano’s biggest park sprawls across 800 acres with wide boardwalks that are perfect for strollers and little walkers, plus wilder dirt trails through old-growth forest and blackland prairie. Kids who are ready for a bigger thrill can try the Go Ape treetop adventure course, and the park offers kayak and paddleboard rentals on the creek. Picnic pavilions with grills make it easy to turn a morning hike into an all-day family outing.
Stroller Friendly
Dog Friendly
Pricing
Free entry; Go Ape and rentals are separate fees
Common Questions
- How much does Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve cost?
- Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve is free to visit. Free entry; Go Ape and rentals are separate fees
- What ages is Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve good for?
- Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve is best for kids ages 2 to 18+.
- Is Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve stroller friendly?
- Yes, Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve is stroller friendly.
- Can I bring my dog to Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve.
- How hard is Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve?
- The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 3 hours.
- Is Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve free?
- Yes, Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve is free!
- What should I bring to Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve?
- Bring water, sunscreen, comfortable hiking shoes, and bug spray to Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve.
- How long does Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve take?
- Most families spend about 3 hours at Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve.
- When is the best time to visit Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve?
- Spring and fall are the best times to visit Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve, when the weather is mild.
Plan Your Visit
5901 Los Rios Blvd, Plano, TX 75074