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Father Charles M. McNaboe Park

4.6 ★★★★★ 512 Google reviews · Running trail in Laredo, Texas · Posted hours

Runner's snapshot

Surface
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Distance
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Shape
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Shade
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Access
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Confirmed from Father Charles M. McNaboe Park's own listing, the park or land manager's website, and runner reviews. Blank cells mean we could not verify that fact — we would rather say "not reported" than invent one. There is no Easy / Moderate / Hard rating on this page on purpose: a one-word difficulty score tells you nothing about whether a trail suits your run. Surface, distance, shade and hours do.

Lit at nightScenicDog-friendlyRestroomsTrailhead parking

Space for sports (basketball, baseball, soccer) and hiking on trails, plus picnics.

What runners say about Father Charles M. McNaboe Park

Pulled from public reviews of this trail (512 of them) — the things people bring up again and again, in their own words. Nothing here is written by us.

🏞️ beautiful scenery 3 mentions

“It's a beautiful view to the Rio Grande river, no fence, you could throw rocks all the way across or skip them on top through the water.”

Great all around park with a complete view of the Rio Grand River into Mexico. This park has baseball diamonds, volleyball courts, basketball courts, soccer and football fields. It has a long bike paved trail that loops around the park.

★★★★★ — Robert , Mar 2021

It's a beautiful view to the Rio Grande river, no fence, you could throw rocks all the way across or skip them on top through the water. Doggy park, volleyball nets and soccer Plus walking trails, playgrounds for children and disabled people swings, big tall bright lights and porta parties, and if you're lucky you…

★★★★★ — Juan , Dec 2022

Great outdoors experience. There is a lot of spaces to perform most type of sports activities. You have basketball courts, baseball fields, soccer fields, an excellent walking trail. The scenery is excellent as well, there are lots of benches and barbeque grills in case you feel like having a cookout.

★★★★★ — Arturo , Feb 2017

If you're not familiar with the area, it might be a bit hard to find. But once you're in, it's nice to walk near the river, play sports, ride bikes, etc... The overall view is nice. And yes, border patrol is there too, not that that anything to do with the rating.

★★★★★ — Israel , Apr 2023

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Trail conditions & character

What this trail is actually like underfoot and overhead, taken from its own listing and from reviews. Each one links to every other trail with the same character. Busy or quiet is reported as a plain fact, not a plus or a minus — a runner heading out alone at dawn often wants company on the path, and someone running intervals wants an empty one.

🏞️ Scenic views 7 mentions

“It's a beautiful view to the Rio Grande river, no fence, you could throw rocks all the way across or skip them on top through the water.”

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🚻 Restrooms 4 mentions

“It has a dog park, bike and hiking trails, restrooms, soccer fields.”

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🅿️ Trailhead parking 4 mentions

“Large park with tons of parking and open space giving you plenty to do.”

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🐕 Dog-friendly 4 mentions

“Took my dog for a long walk through along a bike trail through the woods along the River Bank and down to the river on a small peninsula of rocks”

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💡 Lit for night running 2 mentions

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Plan your run at Father Charles M. McNaboe Park

The practical stuff

  • AccessPosted hours — posted hours below; park gates sometimes close earlier than the listing says
  • DistanceNot reported. Trail systems often quote total path mileage rather than a single loop, so measure the route you actually want before you drive out.
  • ShadeNot reported. Assume some of it is exposed and carry water in summer.
  • LightingRunners report lights on the path — useful for pre-dawn and after-work miles. Lighting and opening hours are separate things, so check both.
  • At the trailheadparking, restrooms — reported by runners
  • DogsWelcome, per reviewers. Leash rules vary by park — the trailhead sign is the authority.
  • Websitelaredoparksandrec.com
  • Phone+1 956-795-2350
  • Social Facebook

Hours

Monday 8 am–9 pm
Tuesday 8 am–9 pm
Wednesday 8 am–9 pm
Thursday 8 am–9 pm
Friday 8 am–9 pm
Saturday 8 am–9 pm
Sunday 8 am–9 pm

Posted hours for the park or trailhead. Gates and parking lots often close earlier than the trail itself, and seasonal hours change — worth a check before a pre-dawn or after-dark run.

Where to find Father Charles M. McNaboe Park

201 Zebu Ct, Laredo, TX 78045

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Listing verified July 2026 from public records, the trail's own website and runner reviews. Trail conditions change — paths flood, gates close at dusk, and shaded woods stay muddy for days after rain. Something out of date? Report a correction. Manage this trail? Send us the details — it is free.