What a beautiful and fantastic park the city of Coppell has put together in the Andrew Brown Park…read morecomplex. This park has it all! From walking and biking trails, to tennis courts , soccer fields, picnic areas, basketball courts, to baseball diamonds, and more, this place is built for outdoor recreation. I was there to watch my nephew play a baseball game and was taken aback by what a beautiful facility it is and how pleasant it was for the players and spectators alike! Review #2071

Baseball/softball fields, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, soccer/frisbee fields, a large…read morerestroom facility, and side-by-side gravel and cement walking/jogging trails - Andrew Brown Park West is an athlete's delight. Out for a speed walk, I was delighted that there is a gravel/dirt trail along the cement trail which serves as a good shock absorption and is a bit easier on joints than cement. I was surprised by the crowds here on my first visit in early June 2020 during the pandemic--especially mixed groups of young people playing sports--the music was pumping and the vibes were positive. The flower freak in me was delighted to see an orange and red-colored, tropical milkweed I had not yet seen in Texas as well as to sniff some fragrant jasmine! While I prefer Andrew Brown Park East, the West Side is also beautiful and nicely maintained with great restroom and athletic fields.

If you live in the High Country subdivision of Carrollton, Texas, you need to visit our beautiful…read moreneighborhood park. Part of the City of Carrollton park system, Branch Hollow Park is located at the east end of Branch Hollow Drive and is a nice, 3.5 acre area with lots of shade trees. There are 2 lighted, fenced in tennis courts, a pavilion with picnic tables and grills and a large playground for the children. You can burn off a few calories in the court, let the kids work off some extra energy on the playground and meet up with friends for a meal or just relax in the shade. The park is located at the north end of the Carrollton Blue Trail, a 4.25 mile paved path that winds along Furneaux Creek in the greenbelt. So, it makes for a great starting or endpoint for an invigorating run or bike ride, or a leisurely walk. There's a small parking lot and lots of street parking available. Hope to see you there!

This is such a great neighborhood park in Carrollton. It is on Branch Hollow just south of Hebron…read more They have 2 very nice lit tennis courts that they recommend getting reservations for. They are almost always being used when we drive by day or night. There is a nice waterfountain for people and dogs by the court but im not sure if they are working now(because of covid) There are a few picnic tables one with a covering. The playground is very well maintained with lots of different things for the kiddos to play on. The covering is rubbery which helps cushion falls. The blue trail is right behind it if you feel like doing some walking/riding your bike on a wide divided cement path (is about 4 miles). Very close to the tennis courts are three very well maintained butterfly/insect/bird areas.

This is a review of the disc golf course at greenbelt Park. I've been playing here for several…read moreyears, and it's a go-to for me because it's close to my house. This course makes good use of The limited elevation that they have. The challenge of the course comes in if you play it straight up (on/in and beyond creeks and sidewalks is o.b.). All in all it's a good place to get in a quick round.

VERY expansive network of trails with lots of water features (ponds, creeks) and options. Lots of…read moreducks, geese, and bird life in general. Often a red tailed hawk to be seen, and always egrets and herons. You can get in a lot of miles if you want to, and there are several different ways to do it - different forks in the path and lots of ways to vary it up on different days. Walker and biker friendly (although 100% paved). Bikers, please be courteous and alert walkers when you're coming up behind them ("On your left" is standard). Our family has done some of these trails too many times to count. Some people have pointed out that it's flat. It is mostly flat, unless you head towards the big hill next to the frisbee golf portion of the trail. But it's still an excellent network of trails that covers a LOT of territory. You could take the trails far enough north that you head to West Plano, I think. And they keep expanding south as well. I really have to credit Carrollton with doing a great job with these trails over the years. (We lived in Carrollton for 9 years and I miss being walking distance to the greenbelt.) Last note - I'm not a frisbee golfer. We've solely used the trails, not the disc golf course. (Some people have only focused on the disc course, whereas the entire greenbelt has MUCH more than that - as previously mentioned.)

It is a very large open field with sports fields, parking, and some bathrooms. Is there anything…read moremore to it? No. Does it do that part well, however? Yes.

My fiancé and I have celebrated a couple anniversaries and birthdays out here with a casual picnic…read moreI do wish there were more big trees in the main area to relax under but the ones that are there are great. Love to sit and people watch or pet all dogs walking by. Very spread out so the kids playing aren't screaming in your ear. Such a nice park

One of two trailheads for this park is located across from the North end of Cottonwood Park…read more When we visited in mid-May, we found the trails to be in need of maintenance--overgrown with a lot of debris on the trails. Otherwise, we enjoyed our guess-which-way-to-go-hike - spotting some wildflowers (including Green Milkweed, Prairie Verbena, Prickly Pear Cactus Flowers), and wildlife (speckled king snake (these are BEAUTIFUL constrictors which kill venomous snakes) rabbits, and birds) along the way. We came out pretty muddy at the end but that made for a more interesting adventure!! All-in-all, this trail would be more enjoyable in drier conditions when more recently mowed/maintained with the addition of a trail map and/or trail markers.

Knob Hills MTB trails. Maybe 12 miles of mostly…read morebeginner/int trails with several short, advanced segments. Well marked and maintained. Part of loop 3 was closed due to flooding, so about a mile of that loop was two way traffic, not too bad just need to be careful. Fun trails that roll pretty fast.

Great hiking/biking trail. Fair pathways carved out and nice hills here and there. The lake is…read morepretty but stagnate at certain spots. First time out in early August, ran out of water and missed the turn around point. Ended up doing 16 miles, nearly died, but made it out after 7 hrs. Never again. Will definitely turn around at first turn around point or carry more water

Great place to play Pickleball. 4 dedicated courts and 2 that can be used for Pickleball or Tennis…read more Clean park, and there were people there playing on each court all three times we were there during our vacation.

Love these pickleball courts but not nearly enough!! 4 courts, these days is way too few and you…read morecan wait hours before one opens up. They stay extremely busy. They could easily convert the 2 tennis courts behind the pickleball courts, that have both tennis & pickleball lines (but tennis ht. nets) to another 4-6 pickleball courts.

I go to this park every weekend to fish. The pond has lots of bass, catfish, and perch. I mainly…read morebass fish and I have caught some from 5lbsall the way to .000005lbs. The pond itself is mainly well kept but still is sometimes left a mess. Overall the park has a great feel because it is away from the crowd ness of housing.