Me and my boy have our special days where I take him to different walking trail and parks where we…read morespend the entire day together. Cy-Champ Park was our first destination. Very pretty trail that leads you almost a mile back towards 2 very special memorials of those who served our country. (Just keep following the trail) If you are looking for a shorter trail to grab fresh air, I recommend this pocket park. Area is nice and people are welcoming.

Almost a mile and a 1/2 trail is trail in a loop that is covered by trees most of the way. If…read morethere's 2 places to park your vehicle for free. Is there also some tables and chairs and the playground but no bathroom.

I was driving by to get lunch from a nearby location and saw the park from the window and had to…read moremake sure I came back to check it out. It reminded me of the Clearlake park near NASA with the water behind it, making it gorgous for a day at the park. I agree with the other reviewers that there definitely needs to be more shaded areas. I actually went up to a table that someone had left their stuff I just to sit at the edge of it because it was very bright but they need more tables with covered shade or shaded areas. I love to visit different parks in different locations but I'm always a little confused as to why there is not shaded areas even on top of the playgrounds because the equipment gets so hot in the summer and even in the winter is quite bright. The playground is great and my kids absolutely love the swing where a baby and older child could swing together. We also had fun with the faux tire swing. It was really nice to be able to see people jogging along the trails and women walking together on around the park-- I really enjoyed the feeling of community here.

It was not crowded and we enjoyed watching the commemorative planes taking off as we walked the…read morenearby paved trails. We wondered why the pavilions were all closed. No restrooms for the trails

I've been getting pretty tired of the same park I take my boy to just about every day. So, I went…read moreto drive around and found this gem. The walking path isn't exactly paved out just yet. And needing some concrete to make the trails a bit smoother, but this is an awesome walk. Definitely gets the job done! I would say if you walk all the way around, this park may give you just a little over a mile and a half in distance. It's definitely a nice change in scenery from the park we go to. Also, there is a little gym at the beginning of the trail that looks pretty neat. Highly recommended if you are in need of a nice walk to get the blood flowing after a slow day.

This is a Nice open field. Easy to jog/walk around. I felt safe & would definitely go back!!! Its…read morein a good neighborhood also.

This is such a great park for all things! I did some research before coming and found the…read moreplayground with the zip line is the second entrance into the park. It's also where the workout machines are which is so cool! It's also covered. There are two rentable covered pavilions with a smoker/ grill and sink with water access. There are also smaller covered areas with picnic tables which are first come first served. It has a bathroom which was actually clean and nice inside. This is just one area of the park but there is a huge pond to fish, a large walking trail around the pond on the other side and I've only explored a portion of this park. My kids loved it. We will be back!

This is a solid park and good picnic location for groups. We've been here a couple times now for…read moregroup picnic events and it's always been a good experience. The pavilions are covered with ample seating, there's a nice playground nearby for the kids, and lots of open grass for games. The bathrooms are pretty clean and close by. There is also ample parking. We visited in mid October and while it was still pretty hot, the shade of the pavilion makes for a nice day out. We were able to play several games in the nearby grassy area - making sure to drink plenty of water! There are a few trees so it isn't totally open but large enough for group games. There's a ditch area further out that's pretty easy to retrieve balls and frisbees from if they go too far. All in all a solid picnic option!

Great place for mothers & their children. We had so much fun! Probably going back the next time…read morewe're in that area.

We are former residents of the Cypress area and back in town for a basketball tournament. We…read moreremembered that our special needs child , now teen loved Matzke park back in the day so we went there so he could stretch his legs and run around with his younger brother. Am I wrong or is this an all inclusive park AKA disability park?? There's a sign that says up to age 12?! (He's 14 btw but still loves parks) AND the swings for kids needing assistance were broken and the boat for those in wheelchairs was broken!! The big spider web thing also was no longer covered in the protective coating over the thick metal wiring. Extremely disappointed that the park for one, only allows children up to age 12 (so disabled teens aren't welcome?) and two that the park equipment looked run down. Won't be back to this park when we come back to town.

Hearthstone Park, now named Bob Allen Park, is my favorite place to walk any time of day. It's…read morelocated in Hearthstone near the country club and is open to the public because it's funded by MUD money. I usually go before 6AM so I can exercise without getting too hot and sweaty. There's very little parking at the actual park and the blacktop is poorly maintained, but I live nearby and can either walk or bring the golf cart. The park is beautifully landscaped and the Hearthstone Garden Club has planted the most amazing flowers and trees. One of the trees is dedicated to my late mother, Carolyn Edwards. There are a few more memorial trees and I feel at peace knowing how much my mother would have loved her tree. On her birthday and Mother's Day I usually bring flowers and place them around the plaque dedicated to her. I'm not sure who, but some other people leave flowers too. I feel so much love when I pass by. The park also has a few different playgrounds for different ages and my grandchildren love them. There's soccer and baseball areas, as well as a couple neatly maintained walking paths. Additionally, there's a water fountain (it's usually not working properly), dog poop bags, and a couple of trash cans to dispose of the waste. The only negatives are that many people (mostly residents of Hearthstone) will bring their unleashed dogs and allow them to roam and poop wherever. These same people can't be bothered to pick it up as the rules don't apply to them. There's also the ladies who bring their dogs in a stroller and that's hysterical! I don't bring my dog because of the other pet owners thoughtless actions. They aren't the majority, but this is why we can't have nice things. Other than that, I would say that I love Bob Allen Park and I'm grateful that there's such a lovely place nearby for my walks.

I love this park. It's clean and quite and it has exercise equipment! It's easy to find. ( not to…read morefar off in the neighborhood) I definitely would recommend it. It has a walking Track around it and playground equipment for the children as well.

Great for walking and biking, always go there after church on Sundays and walk 2-3 milesread more

Great playground and splash pad for kids and an amazing walking track. Nice and safe.read more

This is a great spot for a stroll if you're in the nearby area. The trees are still in the early…read morestages of growth, so the amount of shade they provide is somewhat limited at the moment. However, the park features a wonderful playground area that's well-equipped with benches and tables, making it an ideal place for families to spend time together. One of the standout features of the trail that runs throughout the park is the inclusion of metal exercise stations, allowing visitors to fit in a workout while they're out and about.

Nice size park, one lap around is .75 of a mile!…read more It has a play area and multiple benches to sit around.