Neighborhood Pool Hours
March – September: 7:00 AM – 8:30 PM
October – February: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Albritton, Whitfield & Homestead parks.
Albritton Park
4041 Ault Ave
A canopy of large oak trees over a spectacular playground and open green space.
The Howl Britton Dog Parks give big and small dogs their own space to run and
meet friends. A pavilion and grill area make it a favorite for weekend picnics —
and the pool and deck are one of the best ways to start a Saturday.
Playground
Howl Britton Dog Parks
Pool & deck
Pavilion & grill
Oak canopy
Whitfield Park
3280 Heart Pine Avenue
The three-acre park at the center of the community, with several pavilions and
grill areas, a natural-wood playground, and a spacious event lawn. A quarter-mile
trail loops the park for a quick morning run, Woof-field Park at the south end is
a dog favorite, and there’s a neighborhood pool and splashpad.
Playground
Woof-field Dog Park
Pool & splashpad
Pavilions & grills
¼-mile trail
Event lawn
Heart Pine Parks
2890 Heart Pine Avenue — entrance to Whitfield Park
A relaxing green space near the Whitfield Park entrance with great picnic spots.
Home to Barker Park, a dog park for pups 25 lbs and under.
Picnic spots
Barker Park — ≤ 25 lb
Green space
Homestead Park
1997 Long Spur
A green space in the Homestead Park neighborhood with large shade trees, a
pavilion and grill area, an amazing playground, and the Houndstead Dog Park.
Its beach-entry swimming pool wades in gradually — easy for the littlest swimmers.
Playground
Houndstead Dog Park
Beach-entry pool
Pavilion & grill
Shade trees
Cunningham Park
12131 Rangeland Boulevard · Open dawn to dusk
Home to Cunningham Hall, a multi-purpose space for community special events,
programs, and fitness classes. The hall overlooks Cannon Lake, where residents
can put in a canoe or kayak, run the one-mile trail, or ride the natural-surface
bike park.
Cunningham Hall
Cannon Lake — canoe / kayak
1-mile trail
Natural bike park
Dawn – dusk