Trophy Club Park

08/22/2026

Open -

Open

08/17/2026

Closed - All Amenities Closed Through Friday, August 21st.

Closed All Amenities Closed Through Friday, August 21st.

08/14/2026

🚧 Trophy Club Park Closure Notice 🚧

Trophy Club Park will be closed from August 17–21 for scheduled road repairs. All park amenities will be unavailable during this time.

We appreciate your patience as we work to improve the park! For more details, visit www.trophyclubpark.org.

08/10/2026

Planning your next ride at Trophy Club Park? Don’t forget your 2027 Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) decal – now available for online purchase!

Your orange 2026 OHV decal expires August 31, 2026. Starting September 1, a valid 2027 OHV decal will be required for all riders at Trophy Club Park. Decal purchases directly supports trail maintenance, safety, and improvements at Trophy Club Park and parks across the State of Texas, so every ride helps keep our OHV community thriving.

Learn More & Get Yours Today:
🎟️ Purchase Online at www.trophyclubpark.org »

08/07/2026

⚠️ Trophy Club Park Closed August 17-21 🚧

Trophy Club Park will close all amenities from Monday, August 17 through Friday, August 21 to complete scheduled repairs to the roads leading up to and within the park.

Please plan accordingly. More details are available at www.trophyclubpark.org.

08/06/2026

🚣 Kayaking Cruise at Trophy Club Park 🚣

Bring your own kayak and cruise the water at your own pace! All kayaking at Trophy Club Park is self-guided — no rentals on-site, so pack your gear and paddle in on your schedule. Whether you're chasing a peaceful float or an active paddle session, it's all up to you.

✅ Included with General Entry
✅ BYO kayak — no rentals available
✅ No reservations, no guides needed — just launch and go
✅ Want unlimited access all year? Our Annual Pass starts at just $10/year

Come explore the water with us — see you on the lake! 🌊

📍 Trophy Club Park
🔗 More info: www.trophyclubpark.org

06/23/2026

🐝🌼 It's National Pollinator Week! 🌼🐝

Did you know that pollinators like bees, butterflies, moths, beetles, and even hummingbirds play a vital role in the health of our environment? These hardworking species help pollinate more than 75% of flowering plants and many of the fruits, vegetables, and nuts we enjoy every day.

At Trophy Club Park, pollinators can be found throughout our natural areas, helping native plants thrive and supporting a healthy ecosystem for wildlife. The next time you're exploring the trails, take a moment to look for butterflies fluttering through the wildflowers or bees busy at work among the blooms.

Have you spotted any butterflies, bees, or other pollinators during your visit to Trophy Club Park? Share your photos in the comments! 📸🐝🦋

06/20/2026

Partial - ATV and Motocross Tracks and Trails, as well as equestrian trails, are closed. All other amenities are open.

Partial ATV and Motocross Tracks and Trails, as well as equestrian trails, are closed. All other amenities are open.