Preserve at McCormick Park

The Parks and Community Services Department is about to unveil the newest addition to our award-winning park
system. The Preserve at McCormick Park is located at 2005 Fuller-Wiser Road between Ash Lane and Mid-Cities
Boulevard. The park was funded with assistance through the Texas Recreation and Parks Account Program
administered by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and through a generous donation from Terry Sandlin
who is the developer of the Fountain Park Home Addition.

The 27 acre park provides connections to existing trails east at The Villages of Bear Creek Park and west at McCormick Park. In addition, the park consists of two ponds, a gazebo, playground, outdoor classroom, boardwalk, fishing pier, bird watching area, species trail and the Historic Tree Grove.

This park was designed with assistance from elementary and junior high school students from Bear Creek
Elementary, Lakewood Elementary, North Euless Elementary and Euless Junior High who formed the Kid’s
Design Council. The students played an important role by suggesting design elements that were incorporated into
the park. The HEB-ISD elementary science teachers are currently making plans to take field trips to this park and
use the area as an outdoor laboratory for the students. The City of Euless welcomes visitors to the Preserve at
McCormick Park beginning in January 2006.