Foncine Settlement Park

Foncine Settlement Park is a 7-acre neighborhood green space located in Frisco, Texas, near the intersection of Eldorado Parkway and Custer Road. Completed in 2008, this modest park offers a variety of recreational facilities for local residents.

The park features a large playground area with equipment suited for different age groups. A notable aspect of the playground is its prehistoric archaeological theme with a hint of outer space, appealing to science-loving children. Kids can climb rock walls and discover fossils engraved on the equipment. The playground also includes an elaborate set of monkey bars with beginner and expert levels, catering to children of various skill levels.

In addition to the playground, Foncine Settlement Park provides several sports facilities. There's a basketball court for those interested in shooting hoops, as well as practice fields for both diamond sports (like baseball and softball) and rectangle sports (such as soccer or football). The park also includes walking trails, allowing visitors to enjoy a stroll through the green spaces.

For those looking to relax or have a picnic, the park offers a large brick pavilion with picnic tables and grills. This covered area provides a perfect spot for family gatherings or community events. The park also features open grassy areas, ideal for informal play or relaxation.

A unique feature of Foncine Settlement Park is its public art installation. The park houses "The Harvest Game" by David Iles, created in 2008. This whimsical piece features squirrels amassing a collection of sporting goods, adding a touch of creativity and local culture to the park's environment.