People and pets are great here! Just remember to bring some water there are always bowls availableread more

Kind of hard to find as the directions don't actually match the locations. It's a niceish park but…read moretheres not much grass and no water. If you have a small dog it's probably much better, but for my Boykin it didn't off much room to play. Maybe we're spoiled from our parks in Montana

What a treasure Klyde Warren Park is for Dallas! Opened in 2012 on a deck over a freeway, it now…read moreserves as a central hub of events for the downtown Dallas area. Today while I was at the park there was a vibrancy that was contagious. It brought the Chicago song, Saturday In The Park to mind, but I am still looking for the man selling Ice Cream! He is probably here, I just have not found him yet! Of course I have not made to the Food Truck section yet, and THAT is probably where he is at... So far I have seen people playing life-size Chess, kids playing in a dancing fountain, venders selling goods, authors selling books, people playing ping pong, and "a man playing guitar singing for us all!"

Anything downtown I will always rate at least a star or 2 lower due to horrendous parking options…read more Park was pretty lively and full of activity though. I will say the playground's pretty chaotic at times. Bunch of brats unsupervised being annoying. Saw this kid helping her little sister up one of the climbing net structures with a slide midway up and the kid was telling another kid to move so her little sister can get by. Now I get it if the other kid was just parked there not moving but the kid was moving but maybe not at the pace the brat wanted. To me, seems like a you problem and someone didn't tell her the world didn't revolve around her and her little sister. Was at another part of the playground and noticed a mom suddenly started yelling obscenities because she lost her son. She was just sitting at a bench I guess closer to her other 2 kiddos. Um newsflash. If you can't handle 3 kids, your poor choices don't need to infect other people trying to enjoy their time there. She eventually found her son but yet another story of someone who thinks the world revolves around themselves.

I've never been to a dog park that has fans. I also noticed there was a sign that said the Westside…read morecoffee shop inside the church delivers directly to the park. Talk about spoiled! Overall, the park is good. A little grassy with some mud/soil spots. Large enough for all dogs to run around. There's a small section for the little doggies too. Parking is towards the backside of the church.

Absolutely amazing for the dogs and wonderful conversation with other owners. There is chairs…read moreavailable and large fans to provide breeze

For a dog park- this place actually has such good food! A friend and I took our pups out on a…read moreSaturday afternoon and had such a good time. It's also in a super walkable area which is nice to walk around as you work off your amazing meal. My doggie had such a great time and I can't wait to take her back!

Really cool concept to have a huge dog park with everything a dog could ever want. They have a full…read moreservice bar with happy hour and kitchen. They had a nice selection of local beer and frozen drinks for those hits days. There's plenty of shade and seating for those there. We didn't have our dog but just enjoyed our drinks and played with dogs. Awesome place!

I've been going to this park for over 54 years. It is still as beautiful now as it was back then…read more It is an easy 7.5 mile walk from the house or 9 miles if I stick to the formal trails. My last three trips were for this year's Memorial Day activities in support of Carry the Load. This park comes to a new life when there is a large event such as the very noble Carry the Load. Reverchon's beautiful greenery, powerful oaks and gentle rolling meadows are accented with the dark reddish sandstone walls and structures that soothes the soul. It is almost like a slice of Eden.To see this impressive park comfort those grieving as they remember the fallen military, police, fire and other first responders validates its role as a magnanimous friend. It fosters the catharsis and healing needed by many. The trip up and down from the Katy trail (which is high above) can be as challenging as you want to achieve and as beautiful as you want to view. I like the winding stone steps. There are observation terraces, conversation pits, and nature everywhere. It is shielded by quiet Dallas high rises just far enough away. The quiet serenity at night is in contrast to its vibrant life during the day. It retains the natural attraction whether it is a hand full of park goers to over ten thousand. It's great for the dogs, kids and oldtimers like me. There are some sport facilities for the team sport athletes. And of course there are the trails. There is a lack of immediate parking which I think helps retain its natural beauty . There are lots and streets to park if you decide not to go on foot. The adjoining recreation center has all you could want or need. The food and drink options are not too far away and some are world renown. If you need mental cleansing or some quiet reflection, Reverchon Park is the place to stroll.

It had some nice areas like the front entrance that had a beautiful flower garden with concrete…read moreseats. Some people report sketchy behavior but that's on par for a public park right?! I haven't noticed excessive issues with litter but I've been multiple times and they take really really good care of the landscaping. I appreciate that! This park leads to direct access to the Katy Trail.

Cute little park if you're looking to get your photography on! The park is mostly shaded so you…read moredon't have to worry about it being too hot if you want to get outside during the hot Texas summer. It's definitely photo-esque and you can most certainly take some great photos while you're there. Would definitely recommend!

Great place to have your engagement photos or any portrait photos taken. I found a lot of good…read morespots with beautiful scenery perfect for any type of photography.

Recently upgraded! Lovely park, which also backs up to Santa Fe Trails. Beautiful community, always…read moreclean and fun to be here.

This is one of my favorite parks that I visit with my daughter during the week. There are several…read moreareas that kids enjoy, and the expanse of the park can be viewed safely (with a few rules) from the picnic pavilion, which provides the kids with a 'free range' experience that is hard to come by these days. The only downside is the lack of any restroom facilities at all, which is not that big of a deal with some planning.

Bark Park Central is located in Dallas' Deep Ellum, right under the freeway overpass of the US 75…read more My husband, our little girl dog and I just happen to drive through this little area and saw it and decided to turn around and check it out. Parking is available in the residential streets nearby, which is a short walk over. This dog park, 1.2 arces, is within walking distance of many dog friendly restaurants and bars. This park is fenced off so you can let your pup go off leash. This dog park has poop bag dispensers, dog water bowls (although it is better for you to bring your own because those bowls are never clean and you don't want your dog getting sick), water fountains, is shaded for the most part and has some amazing eclectic artwork. We came on a Saturday afternoon, around 3:30 pm. There were only 2 other people with 2 dogs in the park. The ground is mostly dirt, although there is some patches of grass throughout. Please note that there is no small dog side or big dog side, it is all one giant open space. For the most part, I really enjoyed the art. My little girl just enjoyed following me around (lol) though. Overall, a nice little neighborhood park that is quite unique. But please note that because this is in downtown, you may see some homeless folks, as we saw some (not inside the dog park, but around the area). Please note that the park is closed on Tuesdays for maintenance.

Bark Park Central is a very unique dog park in the heart of Deep Ellum. It has a lot of character,…read morebut unfortunately more cons than pros. Pros: - Lots of colorful, uplifting artwork and portraits - Agility structures, poop stations, benches, and canine friendly water fountain - Shaded park due to the underpass - Large area for maximum fetching potential Cons: - Located under a mix master so tons of noise and inadvertent pollution - Poorly maintained facility with scattered trash and uncollected dog poop - No separate big or small dog area - Difficult parking (either in a paid lot or busy meters on the street) - Only one inconvenient entrance

I love this area. I wish all my walks had such comfortable surroundings and friendly people.read more

What an amazing park! It's in the middle of a beautiful neighborhood, and lucky them for having…read moreaccess to this tranquil space. It's clean, it's walkable, there are ducks everywhere. I passed a bunch of people walking their dogs. Saw a few cyclists go down the street. There's not really parking - you know - it's Highland Park - but I think anyone would feel welcomed. Be sure to check out the teddy bear sculptures, and the waterfall!!

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