We love this wooden park so much! There are little nooks and hiding places for the kids'…read moreimaginations to soar. And we love the castles/fort theme. I just saw on social media that the City of Keller is going to be replacing it in 2027. There is a survey for people to take to add input until January 18 on the design for the new Johnson Road Park. It will be exciting to see what they come up with, but we certainly will miss the wooden structures.

Kids love this park! A favorite is the tire swing for sure. A lot of things to climb on and play…read moremake believe. Wood chips for ground covering and a lot of structures are wood instead of plastic. Good size shaded pavilion and next to a sidewalk walking trail as well as a public Library.

This park a combination of paved and dirt paths, its around 3 miles out and back has some elevation…read moreand plenty of shade nice playground area's, artscapes & Longhorns grazin along the paved which connects with Bear Creek and the Keller Recreation Center. Well maintained and clean, the parks department does great with upkeep.This is the spot to be on those hot summer days.

Nice walking trail, and a good park for all ages. Outdoor sand box, zip line, large "big kid"…read moreplayground and a smaller "little kid" playground. Has a variety of swings and an accessible zip line for those that might need some accommodation.

What a sad little park River Trails is…read more This park seems like this was an excuse to help real estate agents sell homes in the area "BTW, this home is only a few blocks away from a park and a school." I'm sum up this park real quick for you (if the pics don't do that for me). Besides the lone pavilion this park has very little shade (though in 30 years you might get some shade from the young trees planted out there). I felt hot out there and this was a nice 68-70 degree November day with a cool breeze. No playground area. A cement walking trail (around the perimeter of the park). (also little shade) Some picnic tables (some with grills). And parking is in the streets (I would recommend parking on San Joaquin Trail if you have a lot of vehicles to park) Thats it. Hopefully they will get around to developing this place a little better, (but aside from eating lunch at the pavilion and walking very early in the morning / evening) for now I say avoid it and go to a better park (Rosebud Park isn't very far from this place).

Great little neighborhood park !! Recently added an amazing play ground that kids absolutely love…read more It's tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac with a greenbelt behind the park and though not much shade, it does have a large pavilion with tables for parties or sitting out of the sun.

Wonderful local park, it is clean and very well maintained. The playground equipment is new and…read morethey just put a shade cover over it. During the summer some volunteers maintain the flower beds and there are butterflies everywhere.

This is a cute little park in a quiet little area. Sometimes we will grab a lunch during the week…read moreand just go sit on the bench, enjoy a beautiful day and watch the ducks swim. It is very relaxing. There is a baseball and football field, volleyball area, even a skate park I believe, so on weekends in can be pretty busy. ps- It is currently under construction as they say they are making it bigger and better. I hope it doesn't lose any of its charm, and that it reopens soon!

Aaaaamazing!!! This…read morepark checks every box. Walkable, bike friendly, and perfect for a solid run. The trail is paved and lined with mile markers, which I always appreciate. Each bridge has clear street signs and access points with stairs or exits, so you can hop on or off wherever you need. There are also location markers along the trail, (for emergency purposes )which is great for safety in such a large park. Playgrounds are scattered throughout, and there is even a basketball court tucked under a bridge with really cool graffiti that gives it some personality. The park is clean. Like noticeably clean. Restrooms are mostly portable, but many are enclosed in small structures so they blend in better and are not an eyesore. And yes, they were clean. You will find kayaking launch areas, fishing spots, picnic tables, and benches everywhere. There is plenty of space to spread out without feeling isolated. It is not overcrowded, but you are not alone either. The crowd felt easygoing, and cyclists were respectful. I felt completely safe the entire time. There are multiple paths to switch things up, plus a few shorter gravel routes if you want a change of pace. I even spotted e bike stations along the way. Honestly, this park sits right in the heart of Fort Worth and makes it feel like you do not even need a car in this part of DFW. One of the best runs I have had in a while.

Beautiful park set in the midst of Fort Worth's urban sprawl. The park is over 250 acres and…read moreoffers trails amongst towering trees, a pond, a river, a playground, tennis courts, and a memorial to Fort Worth's fallen offcers and firefighters. It also is a great hosting place to events, like the Trinity River Book Festival for which I was at the park. Review #2140

It's pretty pretty here, very nature-y. Very "am I still in the mid-cities?" There's even steep…read morerocky hills (are they hills? Cliffs?) that make your park experience extra scenic. Tons of big gorgeous trees and plenty plush, green lawns for frolicking, a little babbling stream with a walking trail bridge that goes over it. Like a storybook, for real. Rickel Park has 1.5 miles of walking and jogging trails, a picnic area with tables, a couple pavilions, and a great playground that's relatively shaded. There's nothing particularly novel or modern going on here, but this park actually transports you out of suburbia for a second and into the woods. Especially if it's not too crowded. With the right weather it's honestly so peaceful and enjoyable and feels like you're on a little trip. Bring a picnic and play and hike and enjoy.

Very nice walking park. Nice open, safe trails. Nice pathways and even ones designed up into hills…read morefor a more scenic and hike feel. No restrooms. Only drawback. Has a full playground for the young ones and a couple of picnic tables.

My favorite part in Azle area we go there to play basketball frisbee badminton softball and run…read more walking the trails n even found cats there loved it always, saw prom parties too. A great family place.

Seems like this park has been under renovation ever since I moved here. Nonetheless, there are…read moreparts that are open to the public. Down along the Trinity River, behind TCC-TR and the police station, is a stretch of the park that visitors can check out. In addition, there is a beautiful memorial to Ripley Arnold. He is a pillar of early Fort Worth as it was founded and then gained traction as a growing municipality. During the summer months, the city hosts Rockin' the River with live music and festivities for the entire family. Don't miss out on what the city has to offer.