Calf Pasture Park Improvements

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Existing play structure and swing set at Calf Pasture Park.

In November 2017, Cedar Hill voters approved $15 million for parks improvements, including funding for reinvestment in neighborhood and community parks. Improvements for Calf Pasture Park, located at 335 Joe Wilson Rd., will include updated playground equipment, landscaping improvements, and other amenities.



In November 2017, Cedar Hill voters approved $15 million for parks improvements, including funding for reinvestment in neighborhood and community parks. Improvements for Calf Pasture Park, located at 335 Joe Wilson Rd., will include updated playground equipment, landscaping improvements, and other amenities.



  • Join Us for a Party in the Park on January 26!

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    over 1 year ago

    Get to know your neighbors and visit with city officials at this FREE family event. Enjoy food, drinks, and games and stay for the re-dedication of the Calf Pasture Park Playground. Find more event information on our facebook page.


  • Construction Begins on New Playground

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    over 1 year ago

    Construction began in November on the new playground equipment for Calf Pasture Park. The playground is expected to be complete in January 2019, pending weather conditions. Construction of additional amenities, including a drinking fountain, outdoor exercise equipment, and enhanced landscaping, will begin in early 2019.



  • Calf Pasture Park Project to Include New Playground, Other Enhancements

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    about 2 years ago

    After receiving feedback from park users and nearby neighborhood organizations, the Calf Pasture Park Project will include replacement of the playground, new outdoor exercise equipment, a drinking fountain, and landscape enhancements. The City Council will formally consider approval of the project scope and procurement in September, and construction is expected to begin in October 2018.