Oak Grove Park

Oak Grove Park, Lake Grapevine
Welcome to Oak Grove Park
2520 Oak Grove Loop South, Grapevine, Texas
Hours: Open 7 am to 9 pm daily
Fees: No entry fee required
If Lake Grapevine is the crown jewel of North Texas, then Oak Grove Park is its most versatile multifaceted diamond. Spanning more than 40 sprawling acres along the southern shoreline, Oak Grove is the largest and most popular park on the lake. It is the definitive “do-it-all” destination, seamlessly blending high-intensity sports complexes with serene waterfront views and world-class boating facilities.
Whether you’re a local resident, a traveling sports parent, or an angler looking for the perfect launch, this 1,000-word guide reveals why Oak Grove Park is the heartbeat of Grapevine’s outdoor scene.
The Sports Capital of Lake Grapevine
Oak Grove Park is famous throughout the region for its massive, state-of-the-art sports complexes. If there is a tournament happening in North Texas, there is a high probability it’s happening right here.
- The Oak Grove Baseball & Softball Complex: This award-winning facility features multiple well-lit fields, comfortable stadium seating, and a dedicated concession stand. It’s handicap accessible and even allows leashed pets, so the whole family (including Fido) can cheer on their favorite slugger.
- Oak Grove Soccer Complex: Boasting beautifully maintained turf fields, this complex is a hub for youth and adult leagues. It’s surrounded by playgrounds, making it easy for siblings to stay entertained between games.
- Sand Volleyball & Basketball: Near the Trawick Pavilion, you’ll find a competitive sand volleyball court and a basketball goal for those who prefer a pickup game over a scheduled match.
A Boater’s Best Friend: Scott’s Landing Marina
At the heart of the park lies Scott’s Landing Marina, the largest marina on Lake Grapevine. It serves as a central hub for the lake’s boating community, offering:
- Vessel Storage: Hundreds of wet slips and dry storage options.
- Big Daddy’s Ship Store & Grill: A local favorite where you can fuel up your boat and yourself. Grab a burger on the water and enjoy the “lake life” atmosphere without ever leaving the dock.
- Launch Facilities: Oak Grove is home to several of the most reliable boat ramps on the lake, including Sand Bass Point, Dove Loop Ramp, and Trawick Ramp. These ramps are maintained to handle various water levels, ensuring the lake stays accessible year-round.
Scenic Trails and Outdoor Fitness
For those who prefer land-based adventures, Oak Grove Park offers a massive network of paved trails that are perfect for biking, jogging, or a leisurely sunset stroll.
- The 2-Mile H2O Trail: This scenic path winds through the wooded areas and along the shoreline, offering constant views of the water.
- The Workout Station: Need to get a pump in? The park features a dedicated outdoor exercise area with several stations designed to help you tone and strengthen while breathing in the fresh lake air.
- Shoreline Connectivity: The trails here connect to the broader Grapevine trail system, allowing you to walk or bike all the way to Meadowmere Park or McPherson Slough.
Family Fun and Group Gatherings
Oak Grove is a “day use” paradise. While there are no campgrounds here (head to The Vineyards or Meadowmere for that), the park is perfectly optimized for a full day of family fun.
- Picnic Havens: The park is dotted with dozens of covered picnic tables and charcoal grills. Most are available on a first-come, first-served basis, though they fill up fast on summer weekends!
- Trawick Pavilion: This is the park’s premier event space. It can seat up to 260 people and is frequently reserved for family reunions, corporate picnics, and birthday parties. It comes with its own volleyball court and plenty of open green space for lawn games.
- The Hidden Fishing Pond: Tucked away in the center of the park is a small, quiet fishing pond. It’s a great “secret” spot for teaching kids how to fish in calm waters before heading out to the main lake.
Events to Remember: From Fireworks to Dinos
Oak Grove Park is the staging ground for some of Grapevine’s most iconic annual events.
- July 4th Fireworks: This is the place to be for the annual July 4th Fireworks Extravaganza. People stake out spots early in the morning to watch the pyrotechnics reflect over the lake.
- Seasonal Festivals: From the “Dinos After Dark” caveman-themed events to local 5K runs, the park’s massive footprint makes it the ideal host for large-scale community gatherings.
Essential Visitor Information (Pro-Tips)
Planning a visit? Here is the logistical breakdown to ensure your trip is seamless:
Location & Hours
- Address: 2520 Oak Grove Loop S, Grapevine, TX 76051.
- Hours: 5:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Daily).
Entry Fees & Parking
- Park Entry: Unlike many other parks, there is no fee to simply enter Oak Grove Park for the trails, playgrounds, or sports fields.
- Boat Launch Fees: If you are launching a boat, the fee is $10 per day ($20 on holiday weekends).
- Payment: Grapevine parks are now credit/debit only. You can pay at the automated kiosks, through the Flowbird app, or via “Text to Pay” signs.
What to Pack
- Sunscreen & Bug Spray: The Texas sun is no joke, and the wooded trails can get buggy in the evenings.
- Portable Seating: For the soccer and baseball complexes, benches can be limited. Bringing your own folding chairs is a pro move.
- Water: While there are fountains, it’s always best to bring a cooler, especially if you’re using the non-shaded trails or workout stations.
Why Choose Oak Grove Park?
Oak Grove Park succeeds because it offers a “choose your own adventure” experience. You can spend the morning grinding out a 10-mile bike ride, the afternoon cheering at a softball tournament, and the evening eating a burger at the marina while the sun dips below the horizon. It is the most accessible, amenity-rich park on Lake Grapevine, proving that you really can have it all in one location.


Please check with the City of Grapevine Parks and Recreation for all official pricing.
Located at:
2520 Oak Grove Loop South
Grapevine, Texas


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