Connected Trails at Fields: Wellness Woven Into the Landscape
With thoughtfully designed hike and bike trails that wind through The Preserve, the scenic pathways connect homes to lakes, parks, gathering spaces, and the surrounding natural landscape. These pathways create a community where wellness begins the moment residents step outside their front door.
Trails Designed for Everyday
Well-Being
Morning walks unfold beneath shaded paths. Cyclists and runners move along scenic routes that pass lakes and open green spaces. Families gather for evening strolls as the sun sets over The Preserve’s rolling hills.
Private trail entry points throughout the neighborhood allow residents to move effortlessly between home, nature, and community gathering spaces, creating a daily rhythm centered on health, movement, and time outdoors.
Brookside Club: The Epitome of Active Living
At the heart of this wellness-focused lifestyle is Brookside Club, a $13-million private amenity center serving residents of Brookside and The Preserve. Connected directly to the Fields trail system, the club provides a natural destination for recreation, fitness, and social connection.
Brookside Club offers a comprehensive environment for health and relaxation, including a modern fitness center, group fitness studios, tennis and pickleball courts, and a resort-style swimming pool. Thoughtfully designed event and gathering spaces create opportunities for community engagement, while wellness programs and activities encourage residents to remain active and connected.
Whether beginning the day with a run along the trails or winding down with an evening swim, Brookside Club embodies the spirit of well-being that defines life at Fields.
Fields West: The Urban Heart of the Community
Just beyond the natural trails and residential neighborhoods, Fields West brings a vibrant urban dimension to the Fields community. This 55-acre luxury urban village blends world-class shopping, dining, entertainment, upscale residences, and premium office space in one dynamic destination.
As part of the broader Fields master plan, Fields West complements the outdoor lifestyle of The Preserve by offering walkable access to restaurants, gathering places and cultural experiences—creating a community where nature, wellness, work, and social life are seamlessly connected.
Brookside Club: The Epitome of
Active Living
Brookside Club: The Epitome of Active Living
At the heart of this wellness-focused lifestyle is Brookside Club, a $13-million private amenity center serving residents of Brookside and The Preserve. Connected directly to the Fields trail system, the club provides a natural destination for recreation, fitness, and social connection.
Brookside Club offers a comprehensive environment for health and relaxation, including a modern fitness center, group fitness studios, tennis and pickleball courts, and a resort-style swimming pool. Thoughtfully designed event and gathering spaces create opportunities for community engagement, while wellness programs and activities encourage residents to remain active and connected.
Whether beginning the day with a run along the trails or winding down with an evening swim, Brookside Club embodies the spirit of well-being that defines life at Fields.
The City of Frisco has more than 60 parks ranging from small neighborhood parks to large community parks, along with a system of trails and natural areas.
Northwest Community Park
Located north of Panther Creek Parkway along Teel Parkway near the PGA of America headquarters and golf courses, this new park is a precious community asset for Frisco and a destination for the wider region. Acres of restored and enhanced Blackland Prairie are a refuge for wildlife and an immersive retreat for visitors. Miles of trails for hikers, runners, and cyclists weave through the site, connecting playgrounds, splash pads, plazas, and gardens. Richly integrated interpretive and educational features inspire and inform the park’s visitors about the rare and rapidly disappearing Blackland Prairie, the foundation and centerpiece of the 120-acre site.
Connected to the Natural Beauty of Frisco
The trail network within Fields extends beyond the community itself, connecting residents to the broader system of parks and nature areas throughout Frisco. With more than 60 parks and an expanding network of hike and bike trails, Frisco offers countless opportunities to experience the outdoors.
Nearby connections include the trail surrounding PGA Frisco, which runs from Legacy Drive to Teel Parkway. The Trails of West Frisco extend north along Teel Parkway and through the natural corridor of Cottonwood Creek.
A short distance away, Northwest Community Park offers a scenic 1.26-mile loop within 120 acres of restored Blackland Prairie. Trails wind through native landscapes, gardens, open meadows, and gathering spaces, creating a peaceful retreat for hikers, runners, and cyclists.
