Kingswood Park Improvements
In November 2017, Cedar Hill voters approved $15 million for parks improvements, including funding for reinvestment in neighborhood and community parks. Improvements for Kingswood Park, located at 1528 Sharon Dr., will include updated playground equipment, landscaping improvements, and other amenities based on public input.
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Party in the Park!
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Enjoy music, snacks and giveaways and stay for the re-dedication of Kingswood Park. Our newest updated neighborhood park.
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Celebrate the completion of Kingswood Park!
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkVisit Kingswood Park, complete a photo scavenger hunt, and share your results with us before July 31 to win a FREE swag bag and commemorative t-shirt (while supplies last)! Download the photo scavenger hunt clues below, and share your results on social media using #welovecedarhill or via email to alison.ream@cedarhilltx.com.
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Construction begins on Kingswood Park Improvements
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkConstruction has begun on improvements to Kingswood Park. The improvements, which include a new playground, exercise stations, a new water fountain, and landscaping enhancements, are expected to be complete in early June, weather permitting. The project also includes an extension of the park's walking trail, which was completed earlier this year.
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Public Input Concluded, Contract Awarded for Park Improvements
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkA contract has been awarded for improvements to Kingswood Park! Based on public input received over the summer, the project will include replacement of the playground, extension of the walking path, update to the retaining wall, new exercise equipment, landscape updates, refurbished pavilion and related fixtures, and an updated drinking fountain. The contractor is currently in the plan review process, and neighbors can expect to see construction activity on the site in March 2020.
