Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run: Park-Centered Living Near Hebron & Josey

About Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run

The quickest way to understand Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run is to spend an afternoon at Harvest Run Park, then loop back past the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey. This pocket of 75010 lives in that everyday in-between: close enough to grab a cart at Tom Thumb around the corner, but still quiet enough that an evening walk feels like a routine, not a chore.

What gives the neighborhood its character is how naturally it ties into the bigger Hebron-area rhythm. Hebron High School is right nearby, and on game nights you can feel the pull toward the Hebron High School Football Stadium, while Lions Stadium sits close enough to make youth sports and weekend meetups part of the neighborhood’s calendar. Daily errands stay easy, too, with Sprouts Farmers Market and multiple big-box options like Target and Walmart Supercenter within a short drive when you’re stocking up for the week.

Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run also sits at an interesting crossroads of school choices. Within a few miles you’ll see highly rated campuses spread across Lewisville ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and Plano ISD, plus nearby charter options. That mix tends to shape who moves here and why: households that want flexibility—whether that’s an A-rated elementary like Homestead Elementary or Barksdale Elementary, or a secondary option like Harmony Science Academy - Carrollton—often keep this neighborhood on their shortlist.

The broader 75010 area reads like a well-established North Texas suburb in the numbers, too, with a median home value of $484,800 and a median household income of $107,317. That tracks with what you feel on the ground: people take advantage of convenience and keep busy, whether it’s a morning coffee run to Starbucks or Heavenly Kup, or a weekend reset at Arbor Hills Nature Preserve.

In practice, Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run attracts residents who want Carrollton access without giving up the nearby Plano and Lewisville orbit—people who like having a local park for regular life, a library close by for school projects, and enough dining and grocery options that the week runs smoothly.

Living in Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run

Life around Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run tends to revolve around small, repeatable routines. Harvest Run Park is the kind of nearby green space that becomes a default—an after-dinner walk, a place to burn off kid energy, or a quick stop before heading home. When residents want a bigger outdoor change of scenery, Arbor Hills Nature Preserve is an easy option at about 1.7 miles, which makes “let’s get outside” feel realistic even on a busy week.

Day-to-day convenience is one of the neighborhood’s strongest plays. Groceries are close enough that you can shop based on mood instead of necessity: Tom Thumb is about 1.1 miles away for a quick run, Sprouts Farmers Market is about 1.4 miles for produce, and there’s a cluster of staples—Kroger, ALDI, Target, and Walmart Supercenter—roughly in the 2-to-3-mile range when you’re doing a bigger haul. Coffee habits are equally easy to maintain, with Starbucks nearby and local stops like Heavenly Kup and Cafe Gecko close enough to rotate into your weekly routine.

For households thinking about schools, this area is defined by choice and proximity. Trivium Academy is extremely close at about 0.2 miles, while Lewisville ISD options like Homestead Elementary, Castle Hills Elementary, Arbor Creek Middle, and Hebron High School are all within a couple of miles. Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD elementaries like Rosemeade Elementary, Rainwater Elementary, McCoy Elementary, and Kent Elementary are also nearby, and Plano ISD options such as Barksdale Elementary and Centennial Elementary sit within a few miles as well. That variety—plus campuses like Founders Classical Academy- Carrollton—means families often tour, compare, and choose based on the fit they want.

Fitness and recreation show up in practical ways here. Some residents stick to structured gyms like LA Fitness or Planet Fitness, while others lean into places like Jumpstreet for active weekends or book regular time at nearby community pools such as the Austin Waters Community Pool. With Lions Stadium and the Hebron High School Football Stadium close by, the area also has a steady sports-energy backdrop that makes practices, games, and meets part of the local soundtrack.

The people drawn to Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run often look like the 75010 profile: established professionals and multi-generational households balancing busy workweeks and home life. With 28.2% working from home in the ZIP area, it’s common to see midday dog walks and quick library trips to the Carrollton Public Library - Hebron & Josey, while the majority commute by car, matching the 59.9% who drive alone—so errands and school drop-offs tend to be planned around the typical North Texas driving pattern rather than a purely walk-first lifestyle.

Things to Do Near Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run

When you want to stay close, Harvest Run Park gives the neighborhood a true “meet you outside” option that doesn’t require planning. For a bigger nature reset, Arbor Hills Nature Preserve is about 1.7 miles away—close enough to turn a regular weekend into a trails-and-fresh-air routine without feeling like you’ve committed your whole day.

Dining and hangouts cluster within a couple of miles, which is why locals often bounce between casual stops rather than making one special destination the default. McSwiggan’s Irish Pub and Shakertins are both about 2.1 miles away, while spots like Buffalo Joe’s sit close by when you want something easy with friends. Coffee is equally convenient, with multiple Starbucks nearby along with Heavenly Kup around 1.4 miles.

Errands are straightforward in this part of 75010. Tom Thumb is roughly 1.1 miles away for quick groceries, Sprouts Farmers Market is about 1.4 miles for weekly staples, and the wider retail lineup—Target, ALDI, Kroger, and Walmart Supercenter—sits within a short drive when you’re combining shopping into one trip.

Neighborhoods Near Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run

Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run sits in a corridor where Carrollton blends quickly into neighboring pockets, and that shows up in the nearby communities people cross-shop. Kensington Place is about a mile away, and Northeast Carrollton is close enough that many errands and school activities overlap, especially if you’re already using the Hebron-area library and shopping options.

To the north and west, Austin Ranch (The Colony) and Legend Trails (The Colony) offer a different pace for nights out, with places like Truck Yard and Limin Lounge Tiki Bar around the 3-mile mark when you want a change of scene. Farther toward Lewisville, Castle Hills (Lewisville) sits about 2.5 miles away, often on the radar for buyers comparing nearby Lewisville ISD options.

Heading east, the Plano side becomes a frequent reference point. Hills at Prestonwood (Plano), Willow Bend (Plano), Windhaven (Plano), Kings Ridge (Plano), and Old Shepard Place (Plano) create a familiar set of alternatives for shoppers who like being close to Plano retail and schools such as Barksdale Elementary and Centennial Elementary, while still keeping Carrollton access in the mix.

Local Resources Near Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run

For everyday civic life, the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey is a practical anchor at about 1.1 miles—close enough for after-school homework stops, summer reading routines, and quick holds pickup. Timberglen Branch Library and Parr Library are also within a few miles, giving residents multiple options depending on where the rest of the day takes them.

Public safety and emergency services are nearby and visible in day-to-day life. Carrollton Fire Department Station 4 is about 1.1 miles away, and Carrollton Regional Medical Center sits around 1.2 miles from the neighborhood for urgent needs and routine care. For law enforcement services, the Carrollton Police Department is roughly 3.7 miles away, which is where residents typically go for reports, records, and community resources.

On the county side, Denton County services are accessible, including the Denton County Clerk at about 3.1 miles. For mail and shipping tasks, USPS locations are within a short drive, including one around 3.8 miles. School support and enrollment questions typically flow through the area’s mix of Lewisville ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and Plano ISD—an important detail here because zoning and campus options can vary block by block.

Frequently Asked Questions About Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run

Is Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run a good place to live?

For many buyers, Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run checks the boxes that make day-to-day life feel easy in 75010: quick access to Tom Thumb (about 1.1 miles), the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey (about 1.1 miles), and an everyday neighborhood park in Harvest Run Park (about 0.5 miles). The broader ZIP’s median home value of $484,800 and median household income of $107,317 reflect a stable, established North Texas suburb where residents tend to invest in their routines—schools, parks, and nearby services—rather than relying on one single “destination” amenity.

Is Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run safe?

Safety is always block-specific, but Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run benefits from being close to core city services and community facilities that keep the area active and monitored. Carrollton Fire Department Station 4 is about 1.1 miles away, and the Carrollton Police Department is roughly 3.7 miles away for reporting and community support. With major community magnets nearby—like the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey and school campuses in multiple districts—there’s consistent local traffic at predictable times, which many residents view as a positive for neighborhood awareness and day-to-day peace of mind.

How are the schools in Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run?

School options are a major draw around Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run because you can find multiple highly rated campuses within a short drive. Nearby A-rated elementaries include Homestead Elementary and Castle Hills Elementary in Lewisville ISD, Rosemeade Elementary and Rainwater Elementary in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and Barksdale Elementary and Centennial Elementary in Plano ISD. For older students, Arbor Creek Middle and Hebron High School (both Lewisville ISD) are close, and there are additional choice-style options nearby such as Founders Classical Academy- Carrollton and Harmony Science Academy - Carrollton.

What is the cost of living in Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run?

Property taxes are a meaningful part of the monthly budget in Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run. On the city side, Carrollton’s property tax rate is $0.5375 per $100 of assessed value, and Denton County’s rate is $0.1859 per $100. Together those two add up to an estimated $0.7234 per $100 valuation before you factor in the school district rate and any other local taxing entities, which can vary depending on the exact address and school zone. For household costs beyond taxes, specific cost-of-living indices and the BEA Regional Price Parity (where 100 equals the U.S. average) were not provided for this area, so it’s not possible to quantify whether overall prices, housing, goods, or utilities run above or below the national benchmark using that measure here. In practical terms, residents in the Carrollton 75010 area often balance a higher cost to buy (the ZIP’s median home value is $484,800) with strong incomes (median household income is $107,317). It also helps that Texas has no state income tax, which can offset other expenses for many households when comparing to states with an income tax.

Is Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run good for families?

Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run works well for families who want parks, schools, and everyday services close at hand. Harvest Run Park is about 0.5 miles away for easy after-school playtime, and the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey is about 1.1 miles away for homework support and weekend routines. Families also like the range of nearby school options, including A-rated campuses such as Homestead Elementary, Barksdale Elementary, and Rosemeade Elementary, plus nearby secondary options like Arbor Creek Middle and Hebron High School. The ZIP’s 14.7% under-18 population also reflects a meaningful family presence in the broader area.

What is Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run known for?

Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run is known locally for being a practical, park-centered pocket of 75010 with quick access to the Hebron-area amenities people actually use. Harvest Run Park gives the neighborhood its everyday identity, while nearby anchors like Hebron High School and the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey shape the weekly rhythm. It’s also recognized for choice and convenience: within a few miles you can reach multiple A-rated elementary schools across Lewisville ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, and Plano ISD, plus nearby charter options—something that stands out in this part of Carrollton.

What are things to do near Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run?

A typical weekend near Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run can start outdoors at Harvest Run Park and scale up to a longer outing at Arbor Hills Nature Preserve about 1.7 miles away. For casual meetups, McSwiggan’s Irish Pub and Shakertins are both around 2.1 miles away, with Truck Yard and Limin Lounge Tiki Bar close enough (about 3 miles) to keep in the regular rotation when friends are in town. If your routine is more daytime than nightlife, coffee runs are easy with nearby Starbucks locations and Heavenly Kup around 1.4 miles, and you can pair it with a library stop at the Carrollton Public Library at Hebron and Josey.

What ZIP code is Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run in?

Meadow Ridge/Harvest Run is in ZIP code 75010. This ZIP covers a busy, well-connected part of the Carrollton area near everyday shopping, schools, and parks.

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