Splash Pads: Cool off at one of Frisco’s splash pads (Remember, these splash pads are open mid-May through the end of September). We’ve also got a list of the best unknown parks in Frisco for you to discover. From the large, fully accessible Hope Park at Frisco Commons to small pocket playgrounds scattered throughout neighborhoods, it’s easy to find a place to play here. Parks: Frisco is full of fun and engaging parks and playgrounds. Don’t forget to snap a picture with our pet friendly iHeartFrisco Heart. Ruff Range Dog Park: Grab Fido and head out to Ruff Range Dog Park for a round of fetch. There are several located around town including City Hall, The Rail District, Frisco Discover Center, and Riders Field. IHeartFrisco Hearts: Find all the iHeartFrisco hearts for a unique photo opp.

The Frisco Art Gallery: Located inside the Frisco Discover Center, the Frisco Art Gallery features rotating exhibits by local, regional, national, and international artists.Ĭity Wide Public Art: Frisco has more than 80 pieces of public art available to view. Texas Sculpture Garden: Discover four-landscaped acres containing the country’s largest privately owned collection of sculptures.

Murals: Frisco is home to a growing number of Instagram-worthy murals, almost all are located in The Rail District, including Joshua Boulet’s “Frisco Past & Present” and several of Patrick Ganino’s works including “Frisco Train WIP”, “Willie”, “Dolly Parton”, and “Let the Show Begin.” Here are a few ideas to give you a sense of what you can do when you visit without spending a cent.

And here in Frisco, we’re inclined to agree! In fact, we think you’ll be amazed at the free activities you can enjoy throughout the city.

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