It is in the open along the street making it free to walk around or just drive by with a perfect…read moreview. There is free parking spots on both sides of the street. Great historic landmark that has multiple memorial plaques dedicated to people who were part of its history.

I came to the small city of Kilgore, Texas, to visit my family, so when they took me to the…read moredowntown area, I saw this park!! This park pays homage to the oil boom here in the 1930s. On this 1.2 acres, once stood the greatest concentration of oil wells in the world, producing more than 2.5 million barrels of oil!! It's free, and easy to spot because of all the oil derricks!! The history on the plaque was definitely an interesting read, I did see one oil pump here also. There's paths to walk under the oil Derricks along with places to sit down. A very nice historical place in the middle of the town!!

What a diamond in the East Texas woods, visually appealing, serene, abundance of plant varietals…read more Don't miss touring this beautiful garden.

Beautiful and peaceful space for everyone ! Staff were friendly and informative. Great for an…read moreafternoon picnic or photos.

Nice baseball park, pretty much a good seat no mater where you sit. Most of the middle section is…read morecovered with netting so you're protected by fly balls. The concession stand is good and even sales fish baskets which is unique from most. Bring your own chair for the lower seating.

Not bad for my toddler just no baby swim and the regular swings were too high for me as a 5'5"…read morewoman as well so couldn't sit and swing with my son either.

Tiny "park" wouldn't be an issue if clothing including undergarments strewn all over. Tons of trash…read moreas well. Didn't feel safe for children as park tables were all full of transients.

Always love! So clean and big and plenty of picnic areas! Just wish they had more a toddler…read morefriendly area but it was still pretty good in spit of that!

Went for my God daughter's First Birthday party. Nice layout and equipment. Park was clean and…read moresafe. Would recommend visiting it.

We totally enjoyed our Feb. 25 visit to Mrs. Lee's Garden. The daffodils were amazing! If you…read moreenjoy Mother Nature's beauty and capturing it in photographs, you will love this place when the daffodils are blooming!

Absolutely stunning and incredible! A 4 mile road that takes you on an adventure where you see…read morebeautiful daffodil fields and Texas country! They're daily active on their Facebook and keep you updated if they are opening later or if something has happened which is very helpful. Go follow and please show them some love!

I'm always looking for places to run when I travel, so I was fortunate to find the Creekside Trail…read morewhen I was in Kilgore, Texas visiting my family. I didn't cover the entire trail when I was there. There are maps in multiple places showing you where this trail goes. One map is next to a dog park and parking lot, the other is next to another parking lot. The trail is paved and flat where I ran, other parts take you under a bridge and through some areas with lots of trees. I definitely enjoyed my morning runs here, a very good place for runners and walkers to go in this city!!

Really nice and quiet park close to the highway so it was a quick but fun stop…read moreTo play out here. Small parking lot but no restrooms.

Open large community park. the pup enjoyed playing where. We went on my off day, around 12pm our…read morefirst visit awesome group of all our dogs happened to be the same age. 2nd visit around 5:30pm more dogs different group of dog owners. Only giving that information because they were not open to allowing my dog to play with theirs.

There are actually two dog parks here. One is an enormous grass field. I've never seen a dog park…read morethis big. Walk a bit further down the paved path and there's another wooded park full of trees which is also good size.

This small park has a picnic shelter and street parking. For folks like me who haven't spent any…read moretime near an oil derrick, this park was interesting. It is a collection of "Christmas trees" and historic oilfield equipment. Neat to get up close and personal with (restored) stuff that helped make all of this gasoline and petroleum happen. Much of the equipment that has captions indicating sponsorship and some explanation of what it does (did). [Review 15988 overall - 177 in Texas - 1493 of 2021.]