Fred Moore Park
Playground at Fred Moore Park - Chasing After Dear
Park, Playground, Pavilion, and Trail
Located 1.1 miles, or a 5-minute drive, away from the Denton Square.
10-acre neighborhood park with a 0.83-mile concrete trail
“Fred Moore Park honors Fred Moore, a Denton native who became the principal of Southeast Denton’s Fred Douglass School in 1915. Moore helped raise money for parks, a recreation center, public cemeteries and paving Southeast Denton streets.” -Annetta Ramsay For the Denton Record-Chronicle
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DPF’s Impact in the Park
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Visiting the Park
Address
Fred Moore Park
500 S. Bradshaw St.
Denton, TX 76201
Highlights of the Park
Park Amenities
2 playgrounds
Lighted sports facilities
Benchers and bleachers
Bridge
Restroom and drinking fountains
Grills
Stage
Popular Activities
Group events or family gatherings
Picnic
Insider Tips
“Nice youth athletic fields, but a little close to a busy cut through street.” - Amy B.
“I only advise you to bring some candles for the mosquitoes.” - Dee R.
