Considered by some to be one of the most beautiful open space areas in Frisco, Kathy Seei Park (formerly Central Park), located in the heart of the city, is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a leisurely walk.

Kathy Seei Park (formerly Central Park) is located near the intersection of Gaylord Parkway and Parkwood Boulevard. This park is the site of a public art installation titled, Cattle Drive, by Anita Pauwels.

Jun 19, 2019 · Nice little shaded park with the Shawnee Trail Cattle Drive statues. There is a pathway that winds by a creek and up to a mural area. Engravings in the concrete steps have facts about this trail and the cattle drives from Texas to Kansas. Very interesting. Sculptures are larger than life. People were having picnics under the trees.

Mar 3, 2019 · After moving to Dallas, I felt a kinship with the many life-size statues of cowboys and cattle. Several years ago, I had the chance to visit Frisco Central Park, at the corner of Parkwood and Gaylord. The other day, out of the blue, I had some time on my hands and decided to re-visit this park, in the dead of winter.

Central Park in Frisco, TX is a family-friendly outdoor destination offering a range of recreational activities and amenities. With lush green spaces, walking trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas, Central Park provides a peaceful retreat for visitors of all ages to enjoy nature and unwind.

Aug 8, 2014 · A seven acre oasis in the city, Central Park celebrates that time in history when cattle not cars traveled up Preston Road. Climb the steps from the parking lot and read about the Shawnee Trail. Carved into each stone is a bit of cattle trail lore.

Jul 17, 2020 · In the park, there are huge western-themed sculptures, historic information about the Texas Cattle Drive in stone along the path, running water with small waterfalls, stone walking paths, grass areas, a picnic area, and a bunch of nice places to take pictures!

Jul 24, 2023 · For those looking to spend some leisurely time outdoors, Frisco’s Central Park offers plenty of trails for calm strolls, benches to relax and read a book, tables to enjoy lunch, and even large bronze sculptures to represent the historic cattle drive along the Shawnee Trail.

Nice little shaded park with the Shawnee Trail Cattle Drive statues. There is a pathway that winds by a creek and up to a mural area. Engravings in the concrete steps have facts about this trail and the cattle drives from Texas to Kansas. Very interesting. Sculptures are larger than life. People were having picnics under the trees.