Frisco Park

Historical Frisco Park celebrates the colorful transportation history of Rogers from Butterfield Stage Coach Line through Frisco Railroad. This park also celebrated the marriage of Will Rogers to Betty Blake which took place two blocks east of this park. The park has public restrooms, drinking fountain, j-playground, pavilion, benches and picnic tables, all are ADA accessible. The park also has a historical clock and is the beginning of the Frisco Historical Trail, ¾ mile in length that connects downtown Rogers to Frisco and Diamond Spring and historical Lake Atalanta. The bottom half is A.D.A. accessible from the Clark Pavilion.
 

Centennial Park
Type: Historical

This park celebrates our county’s centennial with a beautiful flower garden with park benches, a paved stone walk and picnic tables. For your quiet lunches, enjoy a sack lunch or purchase one at one of downtown Rogers' delicious restaurants.