Found this spot on google! Needed a place to play pickleball. Downloaded the app and made a…read morereservation same day. It is 5$ dollars to reserve for that person and then each person will be 5$. This is also outdoors! The front desk, believe his name is Richie? He is extremely welcoming and nice!

Beautiful location with plenty of free, safe parking. Clean…read moreand well managed facility Friendly helpful staff!

I hosted a Summerween-themed book club here inspired by *I Was a Teenage Slasher*, and Boy Scout…read moreHill was the perfect setting. Surrounded by towering trees and tucked away from the city, it has just the right amount of eerie charm to make you feel like you've stepped into a classic summer camp horror movie. We spent the evening reading, chatting around a campfire, making s'mores, and fully embracing the spooky atmosphere. Whether you're looking for a scenic overlook, a peaceful nature escape, or a unique spot to host a themed gathering, this hidden gem delivers. I'll definitely be back for more adventures here.

White Rock Lake 1 Candace 0 (for now)…read more I called myself "trying" this past weekend. Trying to find reasons to like this relocation when things have been wildly different from anything I could have anticipated. I'm pretending this is one of those Hallmark movies where you end up somewhere and a bunch of random crap makes you hate it, then all of sudden out of nowhere it turns into fairytale. A girl can dream! I suppose getting up and leaving your home town after decades to move to a city all by yourself felt like a courageous escape at the time, but it's feeling down right lonely and isolating since this is not the "Texas" I dreamt of. I was thinking Americana, coyboys (not the football team but ofc football too!) texmex!!! I told myself that driving into Dallas would be a good way to switch it up. I wouldn't typically drive 30min for a run but I needed OUT! I stopped off for my fav jalapeño cheddar kaloche and mini cinnamon roll at the donut shop and drove over to White Rock Lake. The drive was smooth enough, parking super simple. I filled up a water bottle to have after my run since I'm still not used to running with water for less than a half marathon - although this heat and humidity are making that difficult. I was all set to hit the 9 mile loop here. I'm not running long distances right now due to a couple little overuse injuries. Things were going fine. The trail is nice. I liked seeing runners and cyclist alike, and folks fishing on the banks and docks. The entire experience wasn't anything I felt I needed to repeatedly drive this distance for since I have located a nice little trail I can hit from my front door that provides these same aspects (water, trail, cyclist, runners, fishing, wildlife) but I was enjoying it nonetheless. Until... somehow I ate shit and took a pretty gnarly gravel dive. I lost chunks of flesh out of both palms and busted my knee then had to finish the last 3 miles back to the car a bloodied, stinging, swollen, painful mess. Not fun! I was running at a very relaxing conservative pace and still got extremely torn up. Be very careful out here. My home trail isn't gravel! That's what I remember thinking. I could have just run there. It's my one tiny slice of serenity here. The impact was so strong I did hit up urgent care to ensure I was ok and my X-rays were fine. Doctor says I shouldn't run for a few days, and I'm assuming it'll take that long until my wounds begin to close. I'm not certain if this has completely wrecked my feeling about this trail. I'm frightened to get this hurt again but after signing up for the Dallas marathon I do think this is an optimal training location. You can loop this bad boy a couple times and be done for the day. I do love the ease and noticed several water fountains for refilling flasks if need be. As much as I didn't love the $75 urgent care co pay and cost in bandages I feel like I'll find myself back here at some point. Parking is free which is nice. If you're walking it, I think it's a very lovely option for a sufficient distance. I'm hopeful this will be a very useful training route in a couple months.

Pretty good. Went with a friend who had a membership. Didn't play golf, but had dinner and went to…read morethe swimming pool afterwards. The food was good even if it did take us a while to get it; the swimming pool was fun. Altogether it wasn't anything super special, but then again I haven't tried everything out yet. Would go back.

I've only been to a few country clubs in my life and I have to say, DAC checks all the boxes. The…read moreclub is a bit unassuming until you drive through the front staffed gates. The gate keepers are friendly and wave as you drive through. The staff somehow knows the names of all their guests and greet you by last name. It is very formal yet they treat you like family. The gym is clean and full of all the equipment you may need for a good workout. The locker rooms are fresh and clean and if you're lucky you can have your own assigned locker for an additional monthly fee. They offer a tennis member option and golf member option. My family were tennis members and after another year and some months, were able to move up to the golf membership. Both options give you full privileges to the pool membership. The families here are so friendly too. The kids have made great friends here. I feel safe to relax and not worry about the kids safety here at all. They have family fun events here often and we seem to spend a lot of time here.

If you are eager for clean outdoor space, this park is a nice find within the Forney city limits…read more There are lots of sitting spaces and a place for kids to play and enjoy an active lifestyle rather than sit at home playing video games all day long or browse endless hours on the internet. I recommend this park for those eager to explore the outdoors.

This is an awesome large park with a nice lake for you to walk around or a place to bring your…read morekids. Not only that they have a community center where you can go swimming in the summer with the kids. This park is so large that they host farmers markets; Check put their Facebook page for details. First time I visited was a Saturday morning when a farmers market was there. I got to buy local honey which was bottled that morning from a local mom and son team! Numerous butchers and farmers where as well as a man selling tamales which were so so good! Definitely check out when the park hosts events or farmers markets here and go! You'll have lots of fun!

Went to the pool to swim after work. Water was clean, not too crowded, and I could do my laps…read more Locker rooms were okay.

I take my 7 year old daughter here all the time. We both love the place. The staff is super…read morefriendly, the lifeguards are patient and attentive, and the atmosphere is family and kid oriented. Perfect for a summer day at the pool with your children.

This park is pretty cool! Me and my daughter was looking for volleyball court with net so she can…read morepractice and we found it. They have 4 courts that are sand. The downfall is the nets are a bit old and there's no light when it gets dark. There's also a restroom which is a plus, but it's closed I believe until March. Plenty of parking on multiple sides also which is a plus. They have a huge playground area for the young ones . They have picnic tables as well so you can make a nice little family event. Overall this park is pretty cool and my girls really enjoyed it. We for sure will go back. Nice set up to accommodate everyone.

A The is a really clean and well manicured park. It has a covered playground, small lake with…read morefishing piers, a large picnic pavilion and 6 picnic tables. The park also includes Hubert Terry Athletic Complex which consists of 4 lighted baseball fields, 3 football fields, and a concession & restroom building. The spectator seating is covered with awnings. So, it helps keep you cool in the hot Texas sun. It also has ample parking.

Open Gym atCampbell Green Recreation Center in Dallas!…read more There is lots of space for your little ones to run around and a bounce house. all kinds of balls, bells and drums. no structure just an an open gym. The cost is $1/child & takes place from 10 am to 11 am on Wednesdays.

Recreational center: We rented the space for a party and they have unclear communication from…read moreeveryone and Ashley was very rude and unhelpful on the day of the party.