Walker Park

Created in 1949, Walker Park was the second designated park in Fayetteville, and has been developed into a highly utilized park that meets a variety of recreational needs for the community to enjoy. Included in the park are a splashpad, skateboard park, racquetball / handball courts, and a sand volleyball court. It is also a great location to have a family or social gathering with three available pavilions. There is a 1.2-mile paved walking path around the park’s perimeter and the Frisco Trail, which passes through Walker Park, connects it to the Razorback Regional Greenway.

Walker Park has been the home of youth baseball in Fayetteville since the 1960s when volunteers built the original baseball fields and concession stand. New dugouts and bleacher covers were completed in 2013, and upgrades to the concession / restroom building were completed in 2014.

Master Plan Development

Improvements to facilities and offerings are needed to keep the park vibrant, equitable and enjoyable for its many users. A publicly driven master planning process is underway to help shape the future of this park. The master planning process, began in March 2023, is tailored to gain a detailed understanding of the total communities needs to help create a strong master plan to guide future development.

Learn more at the Walker Park Improvements and Master Plan page.

Walker Park Splash Pad

Hours of Operation: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Open second Saturday in May to third Sunday in September

Splash Pad Rules

When the button is pressed, the splash pad will run for several minutes, then the button will need to be pushed again. Do not hit or repeatedly press the button. 

• Anyone violating these rules may be evicted from the park
• Don't drink the water
• Climbing on the splash pad features is strictly prohibited.
• All children under the age of nine must be supervised by an adult at all times.
• Be courteous, safe, and family-friendly.
• No glass containers, gum, food or drinks permitted on the splash pad
• No pets, pool toys, skateboards, roller blades, bikes, scooters, etc. on the splash pad
• Children not toilet trained must wear swim diapers. 
• Do not use the splash pad if you have a communicable disease or open wound
• Footwear is recommended.
• Running, jumping, and roughhousing are prohibited
• The splash pad is an unsupervised facility. Use at your own risk.

Walker Park Mural

The park also features a community mural portraying the life and times of South Fayetteville, painted on the exterior walls of the handball court. View a Key to the historical figures pictured in the Walker Park mural.