Cheatham Park is unique in a couple of ways - one in its name. The Cheatham family were a group of Texas Rangers who fought and survived the early years in Texas and helped to make Texas what it is today. The name was submitted by one of their granddaughters, Caelyn Bradley, a Stone Canyon resident. The name was chosen as a way for us to honor all the men and women of the Texas Rangers. This park was funded by a grant from Texas Parks & Wildlife, land donation by Stone Canyon developer, Blake Magee, and Fern Bluff MUD. This park has four cul-de-sacs with trail entrances to the park. There is a children’s exercise station at the Mountain Mist entrance. This park also has a playscape, picnic tables and benches. The other unique feature of this park is the “bat” cave which is surrounded by wrought iron fencing and an interesting limestone shelf, which is a unique example of parallel surface fracture formations.