Mack Park

Mack Park is a 21.62-acre community park located in Denton, Texas, approximately 1.7 miles or an 8-minute drive from the Denton Square. The park was named in memory of Warren Bryan Mack by his wife, Pauline Mack. Warren Mack died in 1952 at age 56, a year after the couple accepted positions at the Texas State College for Women, which is now Texas Woman's University.

Mack Park features multiple playgrounds equipped with shade structures to provide relief from the Texas sun. The park also includes a pavilion, offering a covered area for gatherings and picnics. One of the park's main attractions is Roberts Field, which comprises lighted baseball fields with benches in the dugouts, allowing for evening games and practices.

In addition to the baseball facilities, Mack Park offers other recreational amenities such as basketball courts and picnic areas. The park's layout and facilities make it suitable for various activities, from casual family outings to organized sports events.

The park's 21.62 acres provide ample space for visitors to enjoy outdoor activities and green spaces within the urban environment of Denton. Its location and facilities make it a valuable community resource for both organized sports and casual recreation.