Kyle Adopt-A-Park / Trail Program

Kyle Parks & Recreation Department (PARD) invites community partners to adopt one of our beautiful parks. Help Keep Kyle Beautiful! Partner groups/organizations can adopt a park for one year. More than one group/organization can adopt a park.Each member involved in the clean-up must have an agreement on file and turned into Stacy Anderson before participation is allowed. Your group will come out at least once a month and provide clean ups/reports on a monthly basis. Monthly report must be turned in by the 30th of each month. We ask that your group take before and after images of the area being adopted to show your progress. Kyle PARD provides all the necessary tools and supplies. Activities include raking mulch around play structures, pulling weeds and cleaning up litter. See below for additional park beautification opportunities. The safety of our volunteers is our top priority. All minors must be accompanied by an adult leader. Ratios may not exceed a 1:10 ratio of leaders to children, respectfully.

We would like to highlight your organizations commitment to Keeping Kyle Beautiful. We ask when submitting or emailing paper work that you also submit an image from your group (with organizations t-shirts or banner).

To join the Kyle Adopt-A-Park/Trail Program to Keep Kyle Beautiful, fill out the application at the bottom of the page.

Parks for adoption

Lake Kyle Park - 700 Lehman Rd. Kyle
Gregg Clarke Park - 1300 W Center St Kyle
Steeplechase Park - 295 Hallie Dr. Kyle
Waterleaf Park - 628 Abundance Ln. Kyle
Bunton Creek Park
Masonwood (undeveloped)
Kyle Vista (undeveloped)
Linebarger (undeveloped)
Seton (undeveloped)

Trails for Adoption: Divided by trailhead

Plum creek trail
- Lake Kyle
- Waterleaf
- Bunton Creek/Wildflower Loop
- Cool Springs
Undeveloped
- Bigelow
- Steeplechase
- Creekside
- Masonwood

Commitments Include:But are not limited to

Park will be cleaned a minimum of once a month.
Picking up litter in lawn, sidewalk and parking lot using provided bags and recycle bags.
Place bags near trash cans for staff to dispose.
Rake mulch evenly around play structures.
Pull weeds.
Inspect all landscapes, playscapes, and report on the safety of the park.
Documentation must be submitted by the 30th of each month

***Please note, if a group/organization fails to clean their assigned park at least once a month the department has the right to reassign the park to another group/organization. ***

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