The source for information on all things McKinney. Located in Collin County just 30 miles Dallas, Sherman, Greenville, and Denton. McKinney is a dichotomy of old and new. It's more than a bedroom community as the city has been a mecca of commerce since 1848. McKinney became the county seat due to it's central location in the county. The former county seat of Buckner, which no longer exists, was located near where Third Monday Trades Days is currently held.
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City of McKinney, Texas
All trails lead to McKinney, Texas, unique by nature.
Located just 30 miles north of Dallas, McKinney offers the perfect getaway. Relax into our casual elegance and small town friendliness. Shop upscale boutiques & galleries and discover your new favorite restaurant. Tour our fascinating historic district and plan a stay at one of our romantic B&B’s.
Outdoor recreation abounds. Stroll through a 289-acre wildlife sanctuary or take on a challenging mountain bike trail. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy baseball, softball, soccer, or golf. Participate or cheer; McKinney offers lots of opportunities.
McKinney was named for Collin McKinney, a signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence. The city has thrived as a center of commerce since it was first established in 1848. McKinney’s significant commercial and residential historic districts have been carefully preserved. Visitors relish the sense of place and authenticity McKinney offers. Click here to know more about tourism in McKinney, Texas.
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