AP Carter Memorial Park (1967)

AP Carter Memorial Park (1967): The largest park in the city's recreational park system. This 25-acre enclosed park is located on Park Loop Drive, Greenwood Street, and Moeller Drive.  Park facilities include:

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6 Tennis courts                                                         RV Hookup    $15/night
4 Baseball Fields                                                      RV dump        $10/dump
Picnic Areas                                                              Contact:  (318) 283-3305
Playground

The Bastrop Municipal Center   1901 Moeller Drive

Dotson Park (1955)

The second largest park in Bastrop is located at the end of Dotson Street. The Park covers 21 acres.  Park facilities include:

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1 Gymnasium
1 Swimming Pool
2 Tennis Courts
1 Baseball Field
1 Outside Basketball Court 
1 Playground

Smith & Wilson Park (formerly East Madison Park) (1927)

This is the oldest park in Bastrop. It is located on East Jefferson Street at Elm and covers 12 acres.  Park facilities includes:

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1 Swimming Pool

1 Skate Ramp
1 Baseball Field
Picnic Area
1 Outside Basketball Court
Playground

Martin Luther King Park (formerly Forrest Park) (1955)

This recreational area is made up of 8.6 acres and is located at the corner of Forrest Street and Huey Street. Park facilities include:

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1 Baseball Field
Picnic Area
1 Outside Basketball Court

Clark Lea Park formerly Emilea Clark Park) (1951)

This park area includes 6 acres donated by Emilea Clark and has no park  facilities.

Gladney Park (1960)

Located off Country Club Road. Gladney Park has no park facilities but goof for a leisurely stroll.

Griffin Park

Located at Jackson St. and Henry Ave.  Park facilities include:

2 Tennis courts
1 Outside Basketball Court

Ralph George Park

Located at Rivers Ave. and Meeks St.  Park facilities include:

Playground

1 Outside Basketball Court

Welch Park (1967)

Welch Park offers 2 acres located on Welch Street. Park facilities include:

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Playground
1 Outside Basketball Court