17 is by the entrance on the road with shaded trees but red ant and caterpillar issues…read moreSite 2 is a great spot for lake view Site 11 is popular 14 is my favorite Site water front Most sites are water front Site 23 is the host for questions or check in

This is a beautiful spot on Lake Lavon however the grounds have not been kept up. It hasn't been…read moremowed or we did for a long time.

Bathroom was disgusting. People parking in boat ramp and not moving after they unloaded boat. Jet…read moreski people riding too close to the shore disturbing people fishing and swimming, NOT wearing life jackets and making waves. Rude behavior at this park. Trash, beer cans , glass everywhere. I thought Texas took care of their parks, guess not. There are people living in RVs at this park. Not people that work for the park either. Trashy rvs all over the place with low income people. Not safe here.

I liked the park, very peaceful and serene, what I did not like was the bathroom area was…read morevandalized, toilets did not work neither the sinks, graffiti and garbage everywhere in that area. They need to bring porta potties or fix the bathroom area.

Great humungous park for kiddos of all ages. They are in the process of renovating the "Pirate"…read moreplayground so I'm interested to see what they put together there. My two toddlers really love it here. The open lawn and multiple parking spots is such a win.

I'm so glad we came across this park!! It's a giant castle with so many bridges and stairs and…read morelittle lookout points. Tons of benches and swings too. We'll definitely be back!!

Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's…read morequite large and has a number of amenities like a small pond, winding creek and access to an adventure park on the grounds. There are trails as well as paved paths for walking and jogging enthusiasts. The trails do not have much of an elevation change, but they are immersive enough to where you feel like you are in nature. In the midst of one of the trails, you can see the platforms and zip lines associated with the Go Ape Adventure Park. There is a part of another trail that has a beautiful wooden deck that is very peaceful and is akin to other parks I've experienced in Japan and Hawaii. So, if you like changes of scenery, Oak Point is a great option- it's a chameleon in that way. There are restroom facilities that are well maintained located by the large pond as well as ample parking. As far as variety of landscapes and well maintained grounds, Oak Point is definitely a terrific option for outdoor activities in DFW.

this is a great nature spot with cool trails. some of them were overgrown and not well kept with…read morelots of poison ivy. some of the trails were very muddy and slippery. the boardwalk feature is nice.

This is one of the parks closest to our house and thank God because it's such a cute little tucked…read moreaway spot. They have two separate playgrounds one for smaller tots and the other one for the bigger kids. They have a big shaded area with mens and womens bathrooms. They also have a book exchange box that is always full of interesting books. When you walk down the trail you'll find a mini exercise machine area that is fully functional. Keep walking down the trail and you'll find a little lake with ducks that my daughter loved. Plenty of grass area for a nice picnic! One of our favorite "green" parks as my daughter names them by color lol

What a fun park for your little ones!!! We visited recently on a beautiful, sunny day and loved the…read morevariety of activities to choose from. There are age-appropriate playgrounds, a large shaded pavilion, outdoor grills to use, a walking trail, pond, soccer field, and more! Wish I took photos but will be sure to do so next time we visit. Our two-year-old loved the musical instruments they have at the playground. Will be back!

Is this the biggest water park I've ever been to? No. Are the slides the most exhilarating I've…read moreseen? No. But is this an incredible value overall for enjoyment that I feel like deserves more hype? Absolutely! My bf and I came here on a date day to just reconnect. Pro tip- tickets online are $15 cheaper than at the gate. Lockers are 10-13 dollars depending what day of the week you go, so if you can, just leave your valuables in the car. And unless you want to pay $35 to bring in any kind of food or reusable water bottle, just fuel up before or get a stamp to enter / exit for free and go eat your snacks back in the parking lot. We went on a weekday in the summer. It was more crowded than expected for a Monday, but the crowds noticeably thinned by 5 Pm, so I think evening hours are actually better (for weekdays). This place is unassumingly nestled near a park and across from a local elementary school, but it really delivered. The gem for us was the lazy river, which had excellent water flow. You move through at a great clip and even if you totally close your eyes, you won't get stuck in there. You can just relax and feel stress melting away. Even if you can't find a tube, it's easy to float through the river just laying in the water without one. The slides were also fun. The longest wait was for the tunnel tube slides near the front of the park. They were surprisingly fun, and even the long line moved quickly. They had some higher thrill rides too sort of tucked away in the back of the park as well. We were there three hours and could have easily stayed another two. There's honestly something for everyone here, unless you just hate the water. It's a LOT of kids, especially in the 8-17 age range, so we felt like a bit of the oddballs out as 30 somethings here. I'm genuinely surprised though more of my friends don't talk about coming here because you can have hours of fun and relaxation for the $25 entry fee. I may get a season pass next summer!! But note the food and drinks the park sells inside are very pricey and typical park fare, like hot dogs and nachos for $15 or something!! (Don't quote me on the numbers there, but the other numbers are accurate.) Check it out if you're looking for a fun and relaxing date, but know you may encounter some crowds.

This park used to be super good & fun! I've been going with my sister since we were kids and LOTS…read moreof things changed and is SO gross. The burger we ate, MOLDY MILDEW tomatoes and lettuce on our burgers, from sitting in plastic bags absorbing the heat.... The meat had MOLD INSIDE!!! I asked for a refund but I never received it from my card. Their food prices went up as well within a week being there. 4 Mac n Cheese bites were $10, used to come with 8. We will not be repurchasing Season pass tickets anymore. Eating mold is a safety hazard!! The Colony is much nicer, cleaner, and has way more special events + way different pricing.

Cute, simple waterpark! Brought my little niece and she loved it! Super kid friendly, the have a…read morecute little lazy river and wave pool. Also have a nice kid splash area and a few slides. Food was a bit pricey, I recommend you bringing meals to save money! Parking was good, private parking lot for the park I liked. Overall safe and fun place!

For the record, many of the reviews fo Splash Kingdom are quite old. My family have been buying…read moresummer passes to the Greenville park for several years now. I can attest to the effort to improve this facility over the years. Yes, it is an older facility. However, the water has always been clean and well maintained every time I've been there. I'm 71 years old and I use the lazy river for daily exercise. I think 8 laps is close to one mile. My 17 yo grand daughter goes there to "hang out" with friends in a relatively safe and supervised environment. I've also not experienced any staff issue. Yes, they hire teenagers. Get a grip. you, as the adult still have responsibility for watching your kids. My grand daughter had an accident on one of the slides a coupl years ago which required medical attention. I assure you, the staff was professional and well trained. My advice to anyone is to check it out. If Splash Kingdom Greenville is not up to your standard, you can always drive to Arlington, pay for parking and pay a whole lot more . I still like our little park and enjoy the ability to go every day for a half hour or all day.

They came out for evaluations of my MIL, and did a great job, but have not come out to follow up as…read moreof yet. Maybe it's her insurance holding it up? Or maybe it them?

Beautiful lake access with a beach! I love summer days at the lake with family! Great place for…read morefamily.