• Finding Peace
  • Celebrating Life
  • Honoring Memories
We’re glad you are here! The Children’s Park of Tyler is located in beautiful East Texas. It is a special place to celebrate the lives of all children, in a day and time when children are not always appreciated as the gifts that they are. It is a unique park in that it provides opportunities for both natural play and quiet meditation. The park was built privately and donated to the City of Tyler in 2004. It continues to operate under the public private partnership between the City and the Children's Park of Tyler, a local not-for-profit-organization.

Upcoming Events

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Color Up Tyler 5K

June 15, 2013
8:30am

The Children’s Park  of Tyler, a 501C3 non profit. The Children’s Park provides a natural place for children to play and explore with waterfalls to climb, creeks to wade in and grass to roll down. A portion of the proceeds plus ALL parking fees will directly benefit this charity.  Parking Parking is $5 per car! [...]

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In the News: ETX First Sergeant Honored Through Park Expansion

KLTV.com-Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville, Texas | ETX News TYLER, TX (KLTV) – Gage Bell is just 15 months old. He wears a red, white and blue ribbon with a photo of his father, First Sergeant Russell R. Bell, who was killed while serving his country in Afghanistan. First Sergeant Bell’s East Texas family cherishes the Children’s [...]

Park Stories

  • The Children’s Park meaning to me is very complicated. It is a meaning of life and death. It is a meaning of a beginning and a end. It is a meaning of a happiness and sadness. I always go to the park with my son and still to young to know the true meaning himself he is just a child when he there. And watching him be a child is exactly what the park is for me. I remember the life of my child that is no longer here and others children, and thank God we have somewhere so beautiful for all the world come to remember children not with us anymore. I think the park means different things to everyone and maybe that is the way it should be. It should mean to you what it needs to mean to you. Kellie