A solid park! Lots of field, plenty of trees, a small toddler playground, a bigger playground for…read morebigger kids that's covered with a giant blue canopy for shade, swings, a handful of picnic tables, and a pool. We haven't tried out the pool yet, but it looks nice enough. It's not a water park or splash pad, just a plain old-fashioned pool with a big shallow end. Good for littles!

Nice quiet park next to Dottie Lynn Rec Center and Woodland West Swimming Pool. Lots of trees,…read moreplenty of field space for kids to run around, and plenty of benches and picnic tables. The playground for the big kids is shaded. Only downside is the playground for the littles and the swings don't have any shade, so bring hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen!

There are so many parks in Arlington and I'm on a mission to visit them all. This park is small and…read morestorybook-esque.. fun and clean and (please let it stay this way) never crowded. I haven't been over to the waterpark side of things yet, so I can only tell you about the side with the playground, swings, windy-walking path, and fields. It's nestled amongst residential streets and really feels very private despite being bordered by a nearby apartment complex. There's pretty good shade, too. The parking lot closest to the playground is tiny, but there are more spots near the waterpark which is only a short walk away. It might be helpful to note that there is limited seating. Maybe consider a picnic blanket if you're wanting to hang out awhile.

Thanks to the library's Summer Reading Club, my daughter earned a Swim Pass to any city pool. I…read morecouldn't believe how many Arlington has to choose from! But we went to Howard Moore because she is almost 4 and the deepest this play pool goes to is 1.5 ft. So she got in free with her Swim Pass and I was only charged $2.50! I felt comfortable watching her from the side bc the lifeguards there actually do their jobs! Multiple times I saw the teenagers on duty remind kids to go up the slide using the steps, not crawling back up the tunnel, and to go down feet first after a small boy slid down head-first into a foot of water and struggled to stand up. Cheers to you, lifeguards! Because this pool is so perfect for younger kids, we shared it with 2-3 daycares during our first hour there, each with 8-12 kids, some big, some small. The lady sitting next to me gathered her 3 kids shortly after an older group arrived and explained to her son that, "It's time to go because your little sister got trampled 3 times in the last 5 mins." So be warned. Also their bathrooms are about what you'd expect from park bathrooms (dingy but useable) and the water was extremely cold. Nevertheless, it's a hidden haven of fun for a nominal fee. This first experience with the city's play pool gives me hope for all the others!

Great shaded trail, plenty of parking. You can definitely get quite a bit of walking in or biking…read morein this park. Nice nature walk.

It is so beautiful there. This my favorite place to go to. Even if it's just walking around…read more So beautiful.

A sweet little park, just the right size. Little pond, cool sculptures, trails, two covered…read moreplaygrounds, plenty of trees, a gazebo, and lots of green grass for roaming and running. I typically take Winnie to the park down the street, but sometimes you need a change of scenery. Well this is a lovely one! Bicentennial Park is shady and comfortable, and hasn't been crowded the times I've been. It's pretty but simple, no deep woods or serious hiking trails or bobcats here.

What a beautiful little park!! Two playgrounds, one for the smaller kids, one for the bigger kids…read more Swing sets for all. Wheelchair accessible. Paved walkways. Wonderful walking path. Beautiful old trees. So many statues!!

I had a terrible experience at the tennis courts today when a teenager--approximately 13 years…read moreold--rode his black bicycle right onto the courts, completely disregarding the fact that people were playing tennis. He stayed there for a long time, deliberately weaving back and forth between the families and players. When he was told that there were rules and that riding bicycles inside the tennis courts was not permitted, he began hurling insults and laughing, declaring that he would stay right where he was and that no one could tell him otherwise. He mocked us, pointing out that there was no security or manager present in the park. The families and players were ultimately forced to leave. It is unbelievable that one cannot use the park facilities without these future delinquents causing trouble! Is there a manager available at the park or there a contact number to report these incidents?

Quaint lit park. It has Bball hoops, a lit splash pad and play area. There are even sidewalk trails…read moreif you want to ride a bike or skateboard. I got there a lit after 7pm and it wasnt too busy. When I left at 8:30 people were starting to come out. Its an open field with no trees and it was so beautiful out! Id def go bk to this park.

When I was a kid, I would hang out here occasionally. Of course, it has changed so much…read more That's not a bad thing. There's so much to see and do. Randomill Park is refreshing! It's easy to get to with just enough parking spaces. There's lots of large trees that produce a great amount of shade. Basketball Courts are very popular. An exciting game was going on. Tennis Courts and Soft ball fields are available too. The Playground is such an exciting place! It has unique modern equipment. An upgrade since the 80's. There's one piece of playground equipment that resembles a sandbox but, it spins! There another piece that looks like an inflatable chair, spaced out from each other, like a See Saw. You can slowly rock yourself. If you haven't been to Randomill Park, you should put it on your to do list. There's something for everybody. A walk in the shade, fishing, basketball, tennis courts Softball fields, and even a Skate Park!

This is the closest park to my house. Lucky for me, it's all the things I need in a park. A…read moreconvenient location, tons of trees and grass and shade and water, and enough forest-y space and windy trails to give you that "I'm out in the middle of nature," solitary, peaceful feeling. But there are plenty of people around so you also feel safe! This park is open until midnight and has picnic areas, pavilions, basketball courts, a baseball and softball complex, the Family Aquatic Center, 2 playgrounds, swings, tennis courts, nature and paved trails, a skatepark, and a pond for fishing!

This park is great! There's a lot of different things to do on the playground with multiple slides…read moreand different kinds of swings. There's an older kid side as well as a younger kid side and we've explored both while here. The couple of times we've visited during the daytime, it's never too crowded, which I like. We came for an evening play date once and there were certainly a lot more people, but my son still got to get on what he wanted without a wait. The park also has nice sand volleyball courts, basketball courts a small running trail and a nice sized little fishing pond. One of the best things is that the bathrooms are located in the center of everything so there's easy access and they are typically pretty clean as far as park bathrooms go. Definitely one of my favorites !

Clayton W. Chandler Park is located in Mansfield, TX, off Walnut Creek near Debblie Lane,…read moredelivering a friendly all-around family orientated park for everyone! There are multiple activities to do at this park for a fun experience. They offer a children's playground with slides and swings as well as a playground for the smaller kids. They also have tennis courts and a sand volleyball court too!. There is a small fishing pond here with a pier where you can try your luck and cast your line. There are multiple pavilllions with BBQ grills scattered all throughout the park. In the park, they have a small skatepark where you can practice your latest tricks on your skateboard or roller blades. There is also a splash pad here too that is open to the public during the summer months. They provide a parking lot here with ample parking, so parking should never be an issue. This is a great park to get outside and get some vitamin D, whether you're taking a walk or just letting the kids get loose. When planning a birthday party here, reservations are not required, but is a first come, first serve basis. They have a bulletin board here where you can check out the latest events the city has planned for upcoming events and any questions or concerns you may have with Mansfield City Parks.

Stopped here on a Sunday and it was pretty empty. There were a few kids there whose parents were…read more"watching them" from the car and they were being a bit rowdy, but overall it was pretty quiet. There were some people playing on the basketball courts and the police were roaming so nothing felt out of place. The park equipment was fine, they had a couple tall slides and a few smaller ones that kept my son's interest. We were here for such a short time, but it was pleasant and we'd go back!

Very nice park. Clean and welcoming environment. Chains on the swings need lubricant. Wood chips…read moreneed replacing, especially near the climbing rock. Signs need posting to warn you of neighborhood entry. Nice walking area- not entirely around just the park but.... Again, nice clean park for a first day of Spring walk; and future use.