Squires / T & R Streets offers a tranquil neighborhood characterized by primarily single detached homes and some townhouses, many built around 1990. Its quiet streets contribute to a peaceful living environment with minimal traffic noise. Residents have convenient access to several public green spaces, such as Turner Street Park and B. B. Owens Park, providing pleasant outdoor areas nearby. Primary schools are situated close to virtually all residences, ensuring accessible educational options. Parking is generally easy throughout the neighborhood, enhancing convenience. Although most daily activities are best managed with a vehicle, the area’s flat terrain supports occasional biking, complementing its calm atmosphere.
The character of Squires / T & R Streets is exemplified by its calm atmosphere. This part of The Colony features almost no greenery; although, it is very easy to reach parks in the neighborhood since there are approximately 10 of them close by for residents to unwind in. This part of the city is also especially quiet, as there are low levels of noise from traffic.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 5700 Squires Drive, the BB Owen Softball Complex features lighted baseball and softball fields, concessions, restrooms, parking, and even a laser‑tag facility, making it a key sports and recreation hub right within the Squires neighborhood. This venue is especially notable as it anchors the community’s athletic and family gathering life. ([d3n9y02raazwpg.cloudfront.net](https://d3n9y02raazwpg.cloudfront.net/thecolony/58ba70db-5447-11ec-a798-0050569183fa-c303be2e-888f-424c-8eb3-2e0fd8cace5b-1664467939.pdf?utm_source=openai))
Situated directly at 5640 Squires Drive, B.B. Owen Elementary School serves grades EE–5, providing a neighborhood school within walking distance for local families and contributing to the community identity around Squires. ([har.com](https://www.har.com/thecolony/schools?utm_source=openai))
The Park Loop Trail threads through Squires Drive, connecting the Legends neighborhood to Aquatic Park and looping past greenbelts, recreation facilities, and local ball fields, offering a nearly 4.7‑mile paved path ideal for walking, biking, and enjoying local scenery. ([visitthecolonytx.com](https://www.visitthecolonytx.com/327/Park-Loop-Trail?utm_source=openai))
Though technically just adjacent, the Greenway Park area near South Colony Boulevard connects via native‑landscaped green space and the Park Loop Trail, giving residents near Squires access to historic features and pleasant walking routes within minutes of the neighborhood. ([visitthecolony.com](https://visitthecolony.com/152/Community-Parks?utm_source=openai))
Accessible via the Park Loop Trail off Squires Drive, The Colony Aquatic Park offers multiple pools, a toddler splash zone, sand volleyball, and pavilions—giving Squires residents a convenient and fun water recreation destination. ([thecolonytx.gov](https://www.thecolonytx.gov/Facilities?utm_source=openai))
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This free-to-attend Halloween event is especially convenient for Squires and The Colony residents, with hayrides, games, crafts, booth-based trick-or-treating, food trucks, and costume contests. Families can enjoy a full evening of seasonal activities at one of The Colony’s nearby parks without traveling across the Metroplex.
View event details →The Colony residents can use this citywide cleanup opportunity to responsibly dispose of unwanted household items and help keep local neighborhoods attractive. Because it is held within The Colony, it offers a practical, community-oriented Saturday activity close to home for residents preparing yards, garages, or storage spaces for fall.
View event details →Located a short drive from The Colony, Frisco Oktoberfest offers an easy regional outing with German food, live music, dancing, cultural traditions, and a lively festival atmosphere. It is a strong option for adults, families, and groups of friends looking for a major autumn celebration near home.
View event details →This free family fall festival is close enough for The Colony residents to attend as a convenient day trip. Visitors can expect seasonal entertainment, food, vendors, and family-friendly activities, making it a useful choice for households seeking a larger autumn event without going into central Dallas or Fort Worth.
View event details →Residents near The Colony can explore Frisco’s newly opened public spaces during a multi-day celebration featuring live music, improv, glow-in-the-dark yoga, community art, shopping, and local dining. The varied schedule makes it easy to choose a single evening activity or build a broader fall outing around the Rail District.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Squires
Local characteristics and demographics for Squires
