Garey Park moves to its fall and winter schedule
Garey Park’s seasonal hours changed October 1 to an 8 a.m.–6 p.m. schedule, which the city lists through March 31. No entry is permitted during the final 30 minutes before closing.

Garey Park’s seasonal hours changed October 1 to an 8 a.m.–6 p.m. schedule, which the city lists through March 31. No entry is permitted during the final 30 minutes before closing.
The 525-acre park at 6450 RM 2243 includes hiking and equestrian trails, fishing ponds, a dog park, a playground and picnic facilities. The city describes more than seven miles of hiking and equestrian trails across the former ranch.
Entrance fees apply, and individual amenities may have their own operating conditions. A splash pad appearing in the amenities list should not be taken as confirmation of seasonal operation on any particular day.
The city lists closures on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with hours potentially varying for special events.
For an autumn outing, confirm admission information and any facility notices on the official park page before leaving. The earlier seasonal closing time is especially relevant for visitors planning a late-afternoon walk.
Source: Read the original announcement or official community resource.
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