The LEAF is available to pick up at Thrive or Frederick P. Herring Parks and Recreation Center. You can also view it online at playlewisville.com/programs/leaf-recreation-brochure.

Any type of fundraiser or rental that collects money must first be approved by the City of Lewisville.

No, alcohol is not permitted in Lake Park. We will be strictly enforcing the ordinance 10-71, which prohibits alcohol in parks. If you bring alcohol, you will have an opportunity to discard it before entering the park, or you may be denied entry. Violators found inside the park with alcohol will be removed without a refund.

Yes, bounce houses are allowed, but only at Conner Pavilion, Pike Pavilion, and the Group Picnic Areas, which are all located within Lake Park. However, the bounce house must be rented through a city approved vendor. The bounce house must have its own generator and the delivery company cannot drive on the grass. Water bounce houses are not allowed. The rental vendor/delivery company is responsible for any entry fee into the park. Learn more and view approved vendors at playlewisville.com/parks/inflatables-permit.

Yes, if you have rented the Conner Pavilion, Pike Pavilion or the Group Picnic Areas. The vendor must be prepaid and take up only 1 parking spot. The vendor will have to pay the entry fee to get into the park.

Yes, but you have to wait in line again and you are not guaranteed entry if the park is closed due to capacity.

Yes, but soccer fields are for games only. Practices are not allowed. Please visit playlewisville.com/sports or call 972.219.3550 for additional information.

Yes, they must be on a leash no longer than 6 ft. Dogs are allowed to swim at Lake Park.

Yes, unless there is no burn ban in effect. The grill must be in good working condition with no holes, and have a lid. The grill can be propane or charcoal. Do not dump your used charcoals or ashes in the park.

Visit playlewisville.com/i-want-to and select the 'Membership & Program Registration' button, or stop by the administration office located at 1197 W. Main Street or by calling the office at 972.219.3550.

Lake Park is not a state park and you cannot use a state park pass to enter.

No, only propane.

The City has set up a portal called ourLewisvilleTX, which is an online and mobile app that allows residents to connect directly with City of Lewisville staff. The mobile app can be downloaded through both the Apple and Google Play stores. Residents are encouraged to submit non-emergency requests for services, and/or report issues from the convenience of their smartphone. After a request is submitted, it is automatically routed to the correct staff member or user group for follow up. Some things residents can do through the ourLewisvilleTX app include: request city services, report potholes and street issues, report graffiti, mowing, trails and park related issues, submit property maintenance issues, sign up for weekly solid waste and recycling reminders, pay utility bills, access the City of Lewisville website, and connect to the City’s social media channels.

The City has contractors that help maintain some areas from March – September, each year. Greenbelt areas are on approximately 14-day cycles, where cheek channels get mowed monthly. If you have an area of concern; please use the ourLewisvilleTX app, so we can best service your particular concern.

The City has set up a portal called ourLewisvilleTX, which is an online and mobile app that allows residents to connect directly with City of Lewisville staff for non-emergency situations.

In general, the adjacent property owner is responsible for the maintenance of trees on the property owner’s property. The City has the authority to remove hazardous, dead, or dying trees in public rights-of-way, parks, and greenbelt areas.

The City of Lewisville Park Division maintains those trails, however, there are times where we need the help from our guests/residents to be made aware of the issue. The best way to make sure your concern is addressed is to use ourLewisvilleTX app.

Yes, dogs are allowed in most areas of the park systems and on general trails.. Per City Ordinance, Sec. 3-103 they must be accompanied by a responsible person and be restrained on leash, rope, cord, or other physical restraint devices up to six-foot at all times (6 foot leash). Owners are responsible for picking up after their animals and properly disposing of the waste on all public or private property, according to City Ordinance: Sec. 10-69. Pets are not allowed in the boundaries of Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA), because of the effect it can have on wildlife.

Any type of fundraiser or rental that collects money must first be approved by the City of Lewisville.

No, petting zoos and other livestock are not permitted in the parks.

Yes, bounce houses are allowed, but only at Conner Pavilion, Pike Pavilion, and the Group Picnic Areas, which are all located within Lake Park. However, the bounce house must be rented through a city approved vendor. The bounce house must have its own generator and the delivery company cannot drive on the grass. Water bounce houses are not allowed. The rental vendor/delivery company is responsible for any entry fee into the park. Learn more and view approved vendors at playlewisville.com/parks/inflatables-permit.

For neighborhood park rental facilities, an alcohol permit is required. The cost is $200, which is refundable.

Yes, playgrounds are built to meet ADA accessibility standards. We have several playgrounds with adaptive and inclusive elements at:

Almsbury Park
Alvin Turner, Sr. Park
Austin Kent Ellis Park
Castle Park
Fitness Park
Glory Park | Parque la Gloria
Memorial Park
Stony Passage Park
Windsor Park.

As the city upgrades parks and playgrounds, we are committed to integrating inclusive and adaptive elements into every playground.

City of Lewisville appreciates residents helping to keep Lewisville beautiful. Grabbing a bag or two before walking out the door is a huge help. Pick up litter along the trail or in the park.

The Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of volunteer opportunities at LLELA and Thrive. A schedule for volunteer workdays at LLELA can be found at llela.org. In addition, Thrive Ambassadors help team members provide tours of Thrive, help at the front desk and assist with special events. Learn more at lewisvillethrive.com.

We also give a shout out to Keep Lewisville Beautiful, a non-profit organization, who setup volunteer opportunities to help keep the city beautiful. If you're interested in adopting a park, please visit their website at keeplewisvillebeautiful.org.

If something was recovered by park staff or turned in by a good samaritan you can call the Parks and Recreation office at 972.219.3550.

No, per City Ordinance Sec. 10-69, city and park properties are marked with signage prohibiting motorized vehicles in the parks and trails because they are dangerous to pedestrians, damage turf and can cause erosion.

Railroad Park houses the City of Lewisville Dog Park, located at 1301 S. Railroad Street. Hours of operations are seasonal: March 1-Oct. 31 8 a.m.-11 p.m., Nov. 1-Feb. 28 8 a.m.-10 p.m.

The park is closed every Thursday for maintenance.

Visitors can check on the status of the Dog Park by calling 972.219.5077. This information will be updated as conditions warrant and can be a convenient way to check the status before heading out to the park. Other information can be found at playlewisville.com/parks/park-listings/dog-park.

Railroad Park houses the City of Lewisville Skate Park, located at 1301 S. Railroad Street. Hours of operations are seasonal: March 1-Oct. 31 8 a.m.-11 p.m., Nov. 1-Feb. 28 8 a.m.-10 p.m.

The park is closed until 11 a.m. every Monday for maintenance.

Visitors can check on the status of the Skate Park by calling 972.219.5077. This information will be updated as conditions warrant and can be a convenient way to check the status before heading out to the park. Other information can be found at playlewisville.com/parks/park-listings/skate-park-at-railroad-park.

Yes. Boats/kayaks are allowed, however no motorized vessels are allowed.

Any type of fundraiser or rental that collects money must first be approved by the City of Lewisville.

Yes, bounce houses are allowed, but only at Conner Pavilion, Pike Pavilion, and the Group Picnic Areas, which are all located within Lake Park. However, the bounce house must be rented through a city approved vendor. The bounce house must have its own generator and the delivery company cannot drive on the grass. Water bounce houses are not allowed. The rental vendor/delivery company is responsible for any entry fee into the park. Learn more and view approved vendors at playlewisville.com/parks/inflatables-permit.

No, the fields are for tournament and league use only.

If the weather poses a threat, we will close the park for everyone's safety. Railroad rain out phone number is 972.219.5077.

Railroad Park houses the City of Lewisville Dog Park, located at 1301 S. Railroad Street. Hours of operations are seasonal: March 1-Oct. 31 8 a.m.-11 p.m., Nov. 1-Feb. 28 8 a.m.-10 p.m.

The park is closed every Thursday for maintenance.

Visitors can check on the status of the Dog Park by calling 972.219.5077. This information will be updated as conditions warrant and can be a convenient way to check the status before heading out to the park. Other information can be found at playlewisville.com/parks/park-listings/dog-park.

Railroad Park houses the City of Lewisville Skate Park, located at 1301 S. Railroad Street. Hours of operations are seasonal: March 1-Oct. 31 8 a.m.-11 p.m., Nov. 1-Feb. 28 8 a.m.-10 p.m.

The park is closed until 11 a.m. every Monday for maintenance.

Visitors can check on the status of the Skate Park by calling 972.219.5077. This information will be updated as conditions warrant and can be a convenient way to check the status before heading out to the park. Other information can be found at playlewisville.com/parks/park-listings/skate-park-at-railroad-park.

Any type of fundraiser or rental that collects money must first be approved by the City of Lewisville.

Yes, for more information on Hedrick House rentals visit hedrickhouseevents.com.

No, for more information on Hedrick House rentals visit hedrickhouseevents.com.

Yes.

Deposits are returned to the Responsible Party based on a determination that all facets of the rental agreement have been satisfied. Refunds are made by credit card or check, 7-14 days after the event.

Monday - Thursday hourly rentals start at $275 for the entire facility or $150 for the meeting room. Friday - Saturday the cost is $6,550 for the full day and Sunday is $4,500 for the full day. For more information on Hedrick House rentals hedrickhouseevents.com.

Yes if you want to be certain that court is available. The courts are $4 an hour otherwise it is a first-come first-serve basis. Use this link to rent a court online.

There is a timer on one of the main light poles that needs to be turned to the amount of time you need the lights.