George Stevens Park

George Stevens Park is a small community park located in central Arlington, Texas, north of downtown. The park spans approximately 2 acres and is named after George Stevens, the former principal of Booker T. Washington School.

The park holds historical significance in the local African-American community. George Stevens was heavily involved in the United Community Progress Association, which was the first African-American neighborhood association in the area. This connection to local history adds depth to the park's role in the community.

George Stevens Park offers a variety of recreational facilities for visitors of different ages. It features playground equipment suitable for both younger children (ages 5-12) and toddlers. For sports enthusiasts, the park provides a basketball court and a sand volleyball court, allowing for active play and community engagement.

The park also includes a picnic area with grills, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings or community events. A pavilion measuring 47 feet by 33 feet is available, equipped with six picnic tables and capable of seating up to 25 people. This covered area provides shade and a dedicated space for larger group activities.

For those seeking a peaceful walk or light exercise, George Stevens Park has a walking trail. The combination of active play areas and quieter spaces makes the park suitable for a range of activities and preferences.