LARGE park with plenty of things to do. Tables everywhere (with grills), two playgrounds and most…read moreimportant of all, tons of Pokemon Go Stops. LL Woods is heavily known as the disc golf park with tons of people especially before sunset playing. At night, it gets cleared out fast since its dark besides the people with glow in the dark disc golf and the basketball court. I come here at least twice a week and its safe and clean at all hours. Restrooms get locked around 815pm and they are pretty clean.

Leonard Park's playground for children was constructed in 1999 and is a terrific, fun place for…read morechildren to play. Zoo across the parking lot, and a water park.

Nice neighborhood park just off Central Expressway! This is…read morea good park for sports- there are baseball diamonds, and big fields for team sports like soccer, horse shoe pits, basketball and tennis courts. It's a pretty wide open park, where you could run with a kite or play some ball. There's also a bike and jogging trail that runs around the park that runs about a half mile or so. There's some good sized trees around the perimeter of the park for shade, and a big shade over a playground. There are certainly places to get out of the sun around here. It's a nice park, with lots of parking. It's a family friendly place, but is only outfitted with port-a-potties. The park is lit at night, but they turn off the lights around 9:30p or so.

Nice park with a kids junglegym and paved path around it for walkers/runners. The inside of the…read morepark is mostly grass, well maintained with a rugby field in the middle of the park. I've walked around a few times and the people are friendly, lots of trash cans and people seem to do a good job with cleaning up after their pets. Watch out after it rains, the dirt turns into clay and is real hard to get off your shoes.

This is basically a city park with sidewalks going through it. Park includes a city pool, 3…read morebaseball fields, basketball courts, hockey rink, play grounds, and soccer/football fields.

I think this is an ideal park for dog walking . There is several amenities that this lark has to…read moreoffer like a playground and exercise stations spread around the park . There is also a basketball court and baseball field . This park is well kept and no noticeable trash . A recreation center is also located near the park . Several table to sit and relax and enjoy a serene environment. Plenty of shade during those hot Dallas summer days. Friendly people and a safe environment.

This is a super well maintained little park! A great little trail around it which has been perfect…read morefor rehabbing my knees and still be near the car if I over do it. Great space for the kids to run and play, but small enough to keep an eye on them. It is not too far from the house and lots of places to pick up refreshments near by!

The City of Bedford has made a number of somewhat odd decisions lately in regards to their parks,…read moreincluding but not limited to the renaming of the Bedford Boys Ranch to Generations Park (a terrible name), going forward with a 70 million dollar park renovation project in the midst of a pandemic that has surely decreased city revenues, and putting in this tiny music park in front of the Old Bedford School. It looks like "Sparkling Ice" in some way sponsored this project, but in the end I think the money could have probably be better spent. The idea is cute: a park with musical instruments that are fun for kids to play but don't offend the parent's ear. Bicentennial Park in Southlake previously did a great job with this. The instruments at both parks have a nice sound - low chimes and soft drums that are actually quite soothing to listen to. The difference between Bicentennial Park and the Musical Pocket Playground is that Bicentennial Park has a traditional park surrounding the music area with slides, swings, etc. The musical instruments are fun and the kids do love them, but it can only hold their attention for so long. There needs to be something else available for play if the park is going to be a repeat destination for young families. What the Musical Pocket Playground does have in close proximity is the library, but with no walkway connecting the library to the music playground, people may not think to stop by when they are picking up their books. If you live in the area, it's worth stopping by to take a look, but I wouldn't plan on spending more than 15 minutes and I certainly wouldn't drive from another city.

This playground is Great for toddlers and small children to make lots of noise with musical…read moreinstruments. I 100% recommend this playground. It is not your usual playground it does not have swings and slides, but it has lots of room to play football or soccer.

Park is great! There are a lot of features for many levels here. Not usually over run by kids…read moreeither. The only problem for me is that there are no bathrooms minus a portapotty in a phone booth. The park can sometimes have a lot of people who are not skating hanging around but just ignore them and have a good time.

Great spot that recently opened. Downsides are there are no bathrooms and parking is small…read more Otherwise this is a great park with plenty of space and interesting drops.

I get the pleasure of watching my 7 year old nephew's rec games here every now and then. For this…read morereason alone, the memories will always be cherished. Note, parking here on Saturdays can be a bit disastrous. Rushing parents trying to get their kids in the gym can cause a bit of anxiety. There's also tons of construction on the Valley View mall area so no surprises there. Overall just thankful for a good facility.

Amazing facility filled with great coaches! Great organization with their volleyball club and rec…read moreleagues.

The Edge is a bowl skater's paradise. It's basically a giant bowl with 2 bowls off to the side. If…read moreyou're there to skate transition, you'll love it. If you're looking to skate street or get a nice line going, go to another park. There's not much of a street section, minus a couple stair sets and a small area that has a box and rail. This park seems to cater to the BMX crowd with the large scale of the tranny, hips, and transfers. When I visited, it was midweek during school hours so I can't comment on how busy it gets, but it had a chill vibe, plenty of parking, but trash and empty bottles were everywhere.

Review from a Mom's perspective. I feel comfortable brining my teens here. I don't see any drugs or…read morealcohol. Although I've seen people smoking- they are always outside the park. The park closes in inclement weather so you don't have to be the bad guy & say "no" to your kids skating in the rain. The park closes if there is graffiti, so kids tend to keep it clean. There isn't much viewer seating. I bring a folding lawn chair & a good book since the kids are always here for a while. As far as the kids- there are plenty of cool ramps & jumps to keep them entertained for hours, restrooms, water fountain, call button for emergencies & a place to get air conditioning. All skill levels welcome- I've seen 3yr olds through 20-something's skating. I'd give 5 stars if it had more seating & shade for observers/parents.