New to Wichita Falls, TX. Kids wanted to find a grassy park to kick soccer ball and play…read morevolleyball, but found this nice park. Variety of play area including swings and zip line. Benches and shaded seating area with tables. Kids had a blast. Highly recommend checking it out.

Local city park with Little League Baseball and Tee Ball fields. Pee Wee Football held here too…read more Large playground area. Large pavillion for family events. Part of the Walk & Bike Path runs through here. Located next to the Burkburnett Family Aquatic Center. I myself often use the Bike Path in the evening with a long ride. A very nice path to use for biking, walking, or jogging.

Local city park with with a large Auditorium that plays free movies in the summer. The park also…read morehosts a couple of free concerts throughout the year as well as the Friendship Festival in the fall. A couple of well maintained Girls Softball fields with large seating area. A large sports area with covered Basketball Court. The majority of the Walk & Bike Path runs through this park. A large Community Center located on the south edge of the park. Couple nicely shade gazebos. Scenic bridge used by many for special photo sessions. Large pond with ducks, fish, and turtles. The local Skateboard Park is located to the west of this park, next to The Burkburnett Boys & Girls Club. I myself often use the Bike Path in the evening with a long ride. A very nice path to use for biking, walking, or jogging.

A great place for the entire family to enjoy time and have fun. The playground across the street…read moreis amazing

This is a very cool park. Nice structure for kids to play on. But it lacks open bathrooms. And…read morepart of structure is open and if child falls they will be impaled. Come on city of Wichita Falls. Fix this

It's a cute park right next to the highway. I chose it for a rest stop and my dog loved running…read morearound, exploring the bridges and water and the little climb.

Probably the nicest park and natural venue in the city. Curb your enthusiasm. Hot, humid, down…read morestream from a graveyard and the municipal motor pool. The Falls are adjacent to the freeway overpass, and are inoperative Don't plan more than 15 minutes in this place

Such a big and beautiful park! Great spot for a hike, walk the dog, play with the kids, or…read moreexperience solitude. It's a little gem!

10/06/1969: Good for Kids. Pet Friendly.This is a great park that has a playground, swings, public…read morerestroom, basketball court, tennis court, baseball backstop & community center. There is a bus stop, but no parking lot, so you will have to park on the residential streets surrounding the park. There is an i lit concrete walkway throughout this park, complete with metal benches & picnic tables. There are two shaded pavilions near the playground that have BBQ pits, but one was missing a grill. This park has hills, & is built on an incline to catch rainwater in the center. It is very close off Highways 44 & 325, maybe a few miles from other nearby highways. We were staying in a nearby motel (there were several), so I was happy that this park was only a half mile walk with my dog. Park was clean, no litter. Only had two complaints, one being some kids drew some obscene art with chalk on the concrete walkway, & two, a black cat that lived in a nearby house followed my dog & I all over the park. Other then those two minor issues, I recommend this park to anyone traveling with kids, pets or need to stretch your legs.

At first glance from the pics, one would think that this is indeed a small park. In fact, you would…read morebe write as this is indeed a small park; however, that in and of itself is quite the charm of Park Central. Well maintained with the exception of one giant tree near the road that needs some grooming, this park is quite the small stroll to get outside from a busy work day or during one of the many events downtown.

The Charley Wright Creek Walk is a scenic, easy trail in Medicine Park named in honor of Charley…read moreWright, a local known for initiating the Medicine Park Polar Plunge over two decades ago. This 0.5-mile route follows Medicine Creek, offering a peaceful stroll, making it suitable for all ages and skill levels. The trail is part of the charming cobblestone town's appeal, located near Bath Lake, a historic spring-fed swimming hole built in the early 1900s. It's a great spot to enjoy the natural beauty of the Wichita Mountains, with cobblestone-lined paths, lush greenery, and views of the creek's waterfall over the dam. There is a swimming hole, damns, waterfalls, bridges and plenty of shaded areas to sit. Was fun watching the kids swim. Shoes are recommended and it's 3 bucks per person according to the sign but I didn't see anyone taking money.

Family oriented great splash pad during the heat highly recommended great job to the city of…read moreWichita Falls let's do this to more parks across the city!!

While out and about a couple of weeks back, I decided to meet up with a few friends of mine to play…read morePokemon Go at several gyms. After we were done, I decided to do a little drive around the park and must say that I just adore the fall season atmosphere and scenery. With that being said, I did notice that several of the playgrounds were quite old with the exception of the new one recently built and still under construction. This park does need an update though in the form of playground equipment.

Small quaint little lake on the south side of town. So many nature trails that connect with the…read morebaseball/softball park. Bring mosquito spray, some of the water is stagnant. Looks like many people fish here, too Tables could use some TLC Looks as if a gun range is connected, so walking the perimeter of the lake is a no go. Still pretty and a great place to get some cardio in.