I am absolutely impressed with this park in my hometown Brownsville, Texas! When it comes to the…read morevalley most things are a *shrug* and "ehh". Brownsville can definitely be proud of this park. Especially during the Holidays the Christmas Village was on point. They have everything here: Art Work Play grounds (several) Large Open GREEN space Pavilions Picnic tables with grills Fishing Museum within the park Zoo across the way Plentiful parking (not crowded like Houston) Mommy and kiddos enjoyed. That is a rarity!

Situated right across the Gladys Porter Zoo it is easily one of the most visited parks in…read moreBrownsville. Its hugged by a resaca one can fish out of, not to mention attracts plenty of local birds. The park is filled with plenty of designated grills, picnic areas, play pens, a children's museum, a play theater, a main pool, a small water park for tots, a large pavilion, a civic hall.

An above average park for the city of McAllen…read more The park is pretty large, with a huge grass field, and some trees dispersed throughout. Trees aren't super close together, so it doesn't quite have a cooling effect or allow much space to hang out underneath. There's a basketball hoop with pretty janky concrete but at least it's there. The volleyball area has sand, and is pretty nice. There's a children's play area and water play area. Definitely meant more for families with children but you can always find space to set up for a picnic here. I had a nice time here but it'a nothing special as far as parks go. Just one of the better options in McAllen.

Fun park with walking/jogging paths. Kid's like playing here and it's a small, but nice water…read morepark. With the Texas heat, all kids love it! Today an family or a bunch of friends were karaoke! Fun! So you can easily see why so many folks enjoy Zinnia Water Park. Everyone can enjoy themselves. I'm so glad that McAllen has used some of its money to crest such an enjoyable area for so many families to enjoy. We need more water parks all around McAllen!