Argyle and the surrounding area offer many choices for recreational fun. Sports enthusiasts cheer local professional and semi-professional teams (Dallas Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars, Texas Rangers, Frisco RoughRiders. and more), not to mention the local Argyle Eagles and the Liberty Christian Warriors. Argyle is an ideal place for biking, horseback riding, and running. An abundance of golf courses and beautiful weather offer the perfect backdrop for golfing. Many area lakes, three in Denton County, provide hours of fun with fishing, boating, camping, and water skiing. Denton County residents enjoy beautiful city parks and trails, museums, and seasonal festivals and community activities.

The annual Argyle Bluegrass Festival attracts music fans from all over the country. The Argyle festival has gained national notoriety for its indoor facility, a multitude of amenities, and local hospitality. Seasonal attractions and community activities, like Pumpkin Express, a local farm and miniature train ride, invite participants to experience the charm of Argyle.

Argyle’s close proximity to the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex allows residents and visitors access to several nationally recognized entertainment attractions, including Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, the West End Marketplace, the Fort Worth Zoo, the Fort Worth Stockyards, and numerous museums and cultural centers. Texas Motor Speedway attracts race fans for NASCAR and Indy racing, and thoroughbred horse racing fans head to the track at Lone Star Park.

See Area Links for a few suggestions of recreation options and local attractions.