Avenue G Skate Path

Avenue G Skate Path is located on W Avenue G near City Hall at 101 N 5th Street. The park features a multi use pathway with skate able elements added  along the sidewalk. This path is open to walkers, runners, skateboarders, and bikers alike. 

Fox Park

Monarch Park

Master Park Plan

Citizen Advisory Committee, Planning & Zoning, Economic Development Corporation (EDC) and City Council worked together in funding and providing the concept designed by Studio Balcones.

Park improvements were possible through a Texas Parks & Wildlife Small Park Grant as well as a Texas Department of Agriculture Grant.  The match for these grants were provided by the EDC and the Parks Operational Budget.

Phased Plan:

Phase I:  Install small park grant elements to include Scent Garden, Splash Pad, additional Playground Equipment with Shade and Pavilion.  This phase also includes the completion of the multi use facilities funded by the Texas Department of Agriculture and Economic Development Corporation.  

Park Rules

Hours of Operation:  Dawn to Dusk

Prohibited Activities

1. Willfully mark, deface, disfigure, tamper with, displace or remove any structure, equipment, facility, property or appurtenance whatsoever, either real or personal, located in any of the parks;

2.  Dig or remove any sand, soil, rock, stones, trees, shrubs, plants, down timber or other wood or material, or make any excavation by tool, equipment, blasting or other means;

3. Attach any rope, wire or other contrivance to any tree or plant, fence, pole, structure, or building;

4. Dig in or otherwise disturb grass areas, or in any other way injure or impair the natural beauty or usefulness of any area;

5. Stake into the ground any device relating to the erection or use of equipment, signage, or other use not allowed by permit, except open-sided canopies erected for day use;

6. Litter;

7. Cook or build a fire at other than in designated areas;

8. Failing to completely extinguished any fire previous to leaving the premises;

9. Use amplified sound equipment other than portable radio, car tape decks, radios or stereo receivers, unless the person has obtained a special event permit from the City; or play portable radios, car tape decks, radios or stereo receivers at a volume that disturbs a person of normal sensibilities;

10. Swim in or enter into any stream or body of water other than a swimming pool;

11. Wash or perform any maintenance or repairs on motor vehicles except in emergency situations;

12. Engage in any commercial activity or any activity for the purpose of earning money or raising funds, unless authorized by a permit from the City;

13. Bring into or upon the premises of any City park, or possess while therein, any glass drinking container of any kind;  

14. Consume or possess any alcoholic beverage, except such beverages as are dispensed by an authorized person pursuant to a City special event permit, and then only within the specified perimeter;

15. Use tobacco products of any kind, because of the dangers of second-hand smoke, the environmental impact of discarded non-biodegradable cigarette butts, the accumulation of cigarettes as litter, the attractive nuisance that discarded cigarettes are for children, and the fire danger that discarded cigarettes represent;

16. Take any pet (specifically, dog, cat or other domesticated animal), wild animal, or any other animals into a park, unless the pet is on a leash or in a designated off leash area.  Animals are not permitted on splash pads; an exception to this provision shall apply to service animals only.

17. Possess or discharge any bow-and-arrow, pellet gun, BB gun, slingshot, illegal knife or, except as may be permitted under State law, any firearm.

18. Park a vehicle except if lawfully in a designated parking area and in compliance with the posted directions, or when under the instructions of any authorized attendant who may be present;

19. During any time between dusk and dawn: camping; having a tent or any other temporary shelter; leaving in a park any moveable structure or vehicle used, to be used, or that reasonably could be used as a temporary shelter, including but not limited to house trailer, camp trailer, or camp wagon.

20. Wheeled vehicles, with the exception of strollers, walkers and wheelchairs, are not permitted off of designated road or parking. 

21. Any activity prohibited by rules and regulations prescribed by the Director of Public Works as approved by the City Council. 

Splash Pad Rules    

All persons using the Splash pad do so at their own risk.  Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied and supervised by an adult  18 years or older:

• Running, undue roughness, horseplay and other undue disturbances are prohibited

• Splash Pads are designed for recreation purposes and not for bathing.

• Refrain from using soaps, detergents or shampoos

• Infants must wear swim diapers or rubber pants without diapers. Cutoffs and street shoes are prohibited

• Wheeled vehicles, with the exception of strollers, walkers and wheelchairs, are  not permitted in the Splash Pad area

• No animals, with the exception of service animals, are permitted in the Splash Pad area

• Radios, tape players or other acoustical devices are only permitted when used in conjunction with headsets

• Pool toys and floats are prohibited

• No glass containers of any kind are permitted

• Food and drinks are prohibited while in the Splash Pad area

• The use of profane language will not be tolerated

• Persons should be healthy and free of diarrhea or open wounds before utilizing the Splash Pad    

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 Basketball Court & Sport Field Rules

• Courts and fields are open during established park hours

• No dogs, bicycles, skateboards or skates allowed on courts

• No food or glass containers allowed on courts

• No climbing or hanging on sports equipment

• Please respect your neighbors. No loud or obscene language

• Players must wear athletic shoes at all times

• Players must adhere to the "first-come, first-served" rule

• Play time limited to 45 minutes when others are waiting

• Organized or league games must be authorized by Nolanville Public Works

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Dog Park Rules

• The off-leash dog area is for dogs, their handlers and those accompanying them

• Dog owners must clean and dispose of pet waste, per ordinance

• Off-leash areas are for socialized dogs, and aggressive dogs must be   removed immediately

• Dogs should be constantly supervised

• Gates should always remain closed

• Limit 3 dogs per person per visit

• Off-leash pets should be spayed/neutered

• Dog must be licensed, vaccinated and wearing identification at all times

• Dogs should be leashed prior to entering and upon leaving

• Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by the dogs under their care

• No food or glass containers allowed for pet or owner within off-leash area