Great play space for any little climber. This park is well maintained, has a multilayered layout…read moreand activities to activate that hand/ eye coordination. I haven't seen may parks with such a concentration on climbing. It's genius. Several play spaces that separate small and big kids, permanent toilets and picnic benches are available. There is also a large open grassy field for sports. You will need to watch your kiddo's as the park has gates, but multiple entry/ exit points so be prepared to move around as kiddos explore.

What a dope experience for the kids and family. I haven't seen a park of this size and quality…read moreever. It's pretty much 4 parks in one , with several different areas for the kids to play . There's places for the younger kids(babies/toddlers) and climbing areas for the older kids . There are plenty water fountains and benches for rest and relaxation . There is shaded areas for those extremely hot Texas days . Lots of open area for space to play catch . This is far from your ordinary park and you could easily spend over three hours here . Highly recommended and super close to the Epic area / waterpark.

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.

This is my second "Carver Park" in the last few days but the other is in neighboring Cleburne. So…read morenow I needed to research who Carver is. I've learned that George Washington Carver (1864-1943) was an agricultural scientist and inventor who promoted alternative crops to cotton and methods to prevent soil depletion. He was the most prominent black scientist of the early 20th century. He wanted poor farmers to grow other crops, such as peanuts and sweet potatoes, as a source of their own food and to improve their quality of life. The most popular of his 44 practical bulletins for farmers contained 105 food recipes using peanuts. So it's certainly fitting that they're naming parks for the man in Texas. This triangular shaped park backs up to the railroad tracks and includes street parking and a small parking lot with room for four or five vehicles The park has a playground, picnic shelter and a decent basketball court. The park is shaded and in good condition. [Review 16061 overall - 243 in Texas - 1566 of 2021.]

This small park is the center of the city of Alvarado. There is a brick path and a central gazebo…read morethat could likely be used for events as a stage. The city definitely dresses it up for Christmas with a decorated tree and lights. The grass is well maintained and there is no litter. The park is handicapped accessible. There are benches around the perimeter of this small park and street parking on all sides. [Review 16060 overall - 242 in Texas - 1565 of 2021.]

This is a pretty slick park with one of the larger pieces of playground equipment that I've seen in…read moreBurleson. Quite a lot of activities for the kids to play on, use their imaginations and burn off some energy. It's standing on a soft mulch base so the less steady little ones won't scrape themselves when they inevitably fall down. And that's all good stuff! There is also a swing set, benches and picnic tables under a picnic shelter. The main feature for me was the walking track that looks two tenths of a mile around the park. [Review 16037 overall - 223 in Texas - 1542 of 2021.]

Cute little playground with some shade and a few different slides. It was great for my 3 year old…read moreand 10 month old to play on.

We were in the neighborhood and decided to go check it out…read more The parking spots are pretty cool to start (we are from Illinois). I like that most are in the shade. There is an area for learning with some air plane wings and a place to sit and chill. Walk a bit further and there is a waterfall. Wasn't moving a lot of water the day we went, but it was still a good photo. We walked out a bit further and didn't see anything more but an open path for walking. It was nice to be out in the fresh air and walk for a bit.

This place is a perfect little picture spot. If you know where to go (secret!), it's easy to find a…read morecozy corner of the creek to have a quiet brunch picnic or you can use the main trail to pass by lots of big families enjoying their afternoon out. The main falls area is best enjoyed in the early morning when there isn't a drought of any severity, as it dries up pretty easily. You'll hear lots of planes on the nearby airbase but it's only annoying if you don't live around here. Before the pandemic, this place was a true hidden gem but it has become more crowded since then, even with the world's tiniest and easily missed parking lot acting as population control. I'll always love this park and going for photo ops but I miss when it was overlooked.

Except for the previous two years, I usually come here every New Year's Day for the First Day Hike…read more It was incredible, as usual! Angela Bright was the Ranger for the more challenging hike versus the other more moderate hike. There was a story-telling hike afterwards, but I ran out of steam. The pace of the hike was fairly easy-going; however, there plenty of ups and downs on the hiking path. On my way out to go home, I shopped at the park store. If you live in the area, please become a patron of this particular park.

A pretty nice State Park. We stayed three days and did some hiking and mountain bike riding both of…read morewhich were very nice. Trails are well groomed and well easy to follow. Some of the sites are a little bit small for larger campers with overhanging limbs that can actually damage your air conditioning, so be careful when backing in. Overall, we had a good short three day vacation at the State Park and Wood return again.

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.

With parking at both Parkway Drive and Watson St, this smaller park has a nice playground for the…read moresmaller kids with some climbing toys and seating for the grownups. The single pickleball court is in excellent condition, practically brand new. The main feature of the park is a huge skate park area and I'm sorry that I don't really know the terms for the equipment but there is a decent amount of things to roll down, slide across and skate through. A picnic shelter with tables and a grill will definitely get some use. The entire park has a chain link fence around it to keep the little ones from wandering off and so you can see strangers approaching. Always a good thing. The park has a goodly number of trees for shade as it definitely tends to get hot in the summer in this part of Texas. [Review 16054 overall - 239 in Texas - 1559 of 2021.]

small skatepark, not many people that come here if you want some alone time, super steep rampsread more

One of Cleburne's larger parks and located closer to the "downtown" part of the city, this park has…read morea large baseball field (named after Ronnie Kirkpatrick), tennis courts with bleachers, a basketball court, picnic areas with picnic tables, playgrounds and restrooms. There is also a nice walking track that loops around half of the park. This gave me the opportunity to see that the park is in great condition and I spotted no litter today. I found easy street parking and there is also a small dedicated lot. [Review 16009 overall - 197 in Texas - 1514 of 2021.]

Beautiful area. There's is a walkway that lines the creek. Ducks and geese are a plenty to…read morefeed. Kids playground is fenced in to keep them corralled. This is also where the public pool is at. Pretty park. Christmas it's full of lights.