Germany Park

This park is great if you like to run; it has plexitrac for the running surface. The park is clean and well-​maintained, but lighting at night is minimal, yet it is Highland Park, so it is safe — for the most part. There’s usually an officer that parks at one end of the park when it’s dark.
There are some limited times of closure due to HPISD needing this for their track meets and other events, and the restricted times are posted on a sign at the park.
Other groups meet there to play soccer and other sports, but these meets do not close to the public.
The port-​o-​potties here are the luxury of all kind — spacious, roomy and clean.
People who share this park with others are friendly and cordial.

The playground is covered, and it has a very springy, track-​type of material as flooring. This is very nice, and more bouncy than a running track.
It also has bongo drums, a very small rock climbing wall, and a ‘base’ for hide-​and-​go-​seek.
It was very clean, nice, and new looking.

Germany Park is a public park in the City of University Park (yep, its in the «Bubble»). The park has an outdoor track facility, two lighted tennis courts, a playground and a soccer field. You absolutely will find it full of kids from toddlers to the Highland Park varsity soccer team and track team that work out at the park. Just south of the track is a space designed for use by younger children. It features a fairly new playground with a rubberized surface, tables, benches and lighted walkways. During mornings you are likely to find Park City Moms and even maids walking the track along with some pretty dedicated athletes mixed in with some old Park Cities guys trying to ward off or at least trim some champagne belly’s. Its a great park and the track is fantastic…