A Sulphur Springs Summer At Coleman Park: The Local's Version

If you already live in town, you know Coleman Park is the green space off I-30 with the waterfalls. What you may not have worked out yet is that it functions as one third of an in-town summer system. Coleman handles the walk and the water views. Buford Park handles the kids and the shade. Pacific Park handles the July afternoon when nothing else will cool a four-year-old down. Knowing which park solves which problem is the difference between a wasted Saturday and a good one.

This is a guide to how the three of them fit together, with Coleman as the anchor, written for people who drive past the entrance on Benjamin Street every week and still haven't done a full loop.

The Loop, And Why You Walk It Counterclockwise

Coleman Park sits on roughly 186 acres inside the city limits, made possible by