Considered by some to be one of the most beautiful open space areas in Frisco, Kathy Seei Park (formerly Central Park), located in the heart of the city, is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a leisurely walk. Take a stroll through the park and learn about the significance of the area. Don't forget your camera! Central Park is filled with great spots for scenic or family photo opportunities. The park is a must-see for residents and visitors.
This park is the site of a public art installation titled, Cattle Drive, by Anita Pauwels. These bigger-than-life bronze sculptures and quotations represent the historic cattle drive along the Shawnee Trail. This 8-acre park also has a small pond, running brook, amphitheater, walking trails and benches. The park was completed in 2003.
The park was renamed to Kathy Seei Park in 2024. Mrs. Seei served on City Council from 1989-1993. She served as Mayor from 1996-2002 and was named Frisco Citizen of the Year in 2001 by the Chamber of Commerce.
This park is the site of a public art installation titled, Cattle Drive, by Anita Pauwels. These bigger-than-life bronze sculptures and quotations represent the historic cattle drive along the Shawnee Trail. This 8-acre park also has a small pond, running brook, amphitheater, walking trails and benches. The park was completed in 2003.
The park was renamed to Kathy Seei Park in 2024. Mrs. Seei served on City Council from 1989-1993. She served as Mayor from 1996-2002 and was named Frisco Citizen of the Year in 2001 by the Chamber of Commerce.