Facilities

William E. Graham first platted wooded land in the north part of Greenville for the Graham Addition in the early part of the 20th century. He had inherited the land at the death of his son, Richard Graham, and 10 acres were set aside for a public park to be named in honor of his son. The city purchased the park in 1909, retaining the name Graham Park. Graham Park has served many functions throughout the years, it was once a zoo, a railway destination, and an outdoor pool. In 2007new restrooms built and in 2012 the playground was updated from the old metal playground equipment with the help of a Texas Parks and Wildlife 1 million matching parks and open space fund agreement. This park has multiple activities from a fishing pond to a sand volleyball court that make Graham Park a prime location to go to if you are looking for a great park to go with your family.