Monarch Trail

Runs through the linear Monarch Park in the Summerhill Farms neighborhood.

East Stacy Road Trail

Runs between Country Club and Orr Road, intersecting with the Parkside trailhead.

Parkside Trail

Includes both paved and natural trails between Parkside Park and Beaver Run Park, including a path and deck overlooking a beaver pond.

Stoddard Trail

Runs north and south adjacent to Stoddard Road, connecting to a small segment of trail along Country Club Road that joins the Apple’s Crossing Trail.

Apple’s Crossing Trail

Travels through the Apple’s Crossing Neighborhood and adjacent to State Highway 5. The trail connects to a small segment of trail along Country Club Road joins the northern end of the Stoddard Road.

Stacy Road Trail

Runs adjacent to Stacy Road on the southwestern portion of Fairview between U.S. 75 and Country Club Road.

Sloan Creek Trail and Greenbelt

Travels through the Sloan Creek neighborhood and adjacent to Sloan Creek.

Bush Springs Trail

Trailhead is near the intersection of Latham Drive and Fairview Parkway. The trail runs northward, adjacent to Fairview Parkway before veering northeastward and ending near State Highway 5.

Village Green Park and Trail

Curves around Fairview Town Center, apartments, shops, a hotel and Watertower Way. The trail winds through the 8-acre Village Green featuring a playground, gazebo, watershed area, two half-court basketball/sports courts and a picnic area. The park also has benches, a water fountain, a dog waste station and trash cans.

Parkside Park

East Stacy Road, just north of Stone Hinge Drive and south of Big Bend Boulevard

Parkside Park envelops the Parkside Trail and includes 27.8 acres of open space.

Beaver Run Park

110 Elisabeth Way

Fairview’s second-oldest park is in the Thompson Springs neighborhood.

Monarch Park

610 Cambridge Drive

Across from Lovejoy Elementary, this linear park is in the Summerhill Farms neighborhood.

Creekside Park

1040 Parkdale Drive

Fairview’s first park is tucked into the Oakwood Estates neighborhood along Sloan Creek.

One parking space for disabled drivers

Roadrunner Trail

Runs between Cypress Park and Meandering Way, traveling on the outskirts of Coyote Meadow. Railing and other select improvements for the trail were completed as part of Kasey Widhalm’s Eagle Scout project. Youth from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints also contributed hours of time clearing the site.

Coyote Meadow

East of Cypress Park and west of Meandering Way

Between Cypress Park and Meandering Way, the nearly 18-acre Coyote Meadow is skirted by Roadrunner Trail and abounds with natural beauty.

Park near Cypress Park and follow the trail into Coyote Meadow.

Cypress Park

400 Block of Plumwood Way

In the Cypress Crossing neighborhood, Cypress Park provides access to Roadrunner Trail and Coyote Meadow.

Park on neighborhood streets. Pull-in spaces are available for 2 to 4 cars.

The Meadows Park

Murray Farm Road, between Bluebird and Hummingbird Lanes

The Meadows has more than three acres of parkland within the Villas in the park community.

Park in the cul-de-sac on Hummingbird Lane.

Veterans Park

372 Town Place, adjacent to Fairview Town Hall

The park is a small, meditative area that honors the men and women who have served our country in the military. There are six monuments, one dedicated to each of the branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard and Merchant Marines. Overlooking the pond, the sculpture, Flamma Libertatis, was created by North Texas sculptor Michael Pavlovsky. The 10-foot symbolic eternal flame honors the memory of the veterans of the community. The triangular base contains the words: “valor,” “honor” and “sacrifice.”

Also in the park are stones that have been purchased by individuals or groups to honor someone who has served in the armed forces. Stones with a gold star indicate that the person honored was killed in combat. Parking for Veterans Park is available at Town Hall.

Attached the Overture apartments at 200 Convention Drive (Park on Convention Drive and walk east on the sidewalk north of the apartment building. Refer to the map.)

This small dog park is privately owned but is available to Fairview residents. To unlock the gate, press 2 & 4 at the same time on the keypad, then 3, then enter.