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.

Newly updated yet again and looking so great! So many shaded areas which is nice for Texas for…read moresure. Plenty of options for all ages and abilities.

This is a great park at the community center in Rowlett that is next to the water park at the…read morecommunity center. Great resource in the community center! Has its own toddler area, swings, slides, and a sand pit with Dino bones. Great for all ages and enough seating for parents to relax and watch their kids

Stopped here on a Sunday and it was pretty empty. There were a few kids there whose parents were…read more"watching them" from the car and they were being a bit rowdy, but overall it was pretty quiet. There were some people playing on the basketball courts and the police were roaming so nothing felt out of place. The park equipment was fine, they had a couple tall slides and a few smaller ones that kept my son's interest. We were here for such a short time, but it was pleasant and we'd go back!

Very nice park. Clean and welcoming environment. Chains on the swings need lubricant. Wood chips…read moreneed replacing, especially near the climbing rock. Signs need posting to warn you of neighborhood entry. Nice walking area- not entirely around just the park but.... Again, nice clean park for a first day of Spring walk; and future use.

Right off Northwest Highway and Hillcrest, this is a great escape,if you are in this part of the…read morecity. As fall unfolds, the weather is perfect to pick up some nearby food for a fresh air picnic. While it's not my go too in the area, it's amazing how fast you can escape the traffic and congestion only a street away, by stopping in here.

This park is a favorite of ours! The kids love how huge the…read moreplay set is and that's there is much to do. Keeps them entertained seriously for hours! There's four swings(including one baby seat!) There are a few picnic tables shaded by some huge trees. There is also a lot of shaded seating under a nicely built cover of sorts! This a great kid friendly park! Can't rant about how much we love the padded ground for the kids to run(and fall on) opposed to gravel rocks and concrete.

There are so many parks in Arlington and I'm on a mission to visit them all. This park is small and…read morestorybook-esque.. fun and clean and (please let it stay this way) never crowded. I haven't been over to the waterpark side of things yet, so I can only tell you about the side with the playground, swings, windy-walking path, and fields. It's nestled amongst residential streets and really feels very private despite being bordered by a nearby apartment complex. There's pretty good shade, too. The parking lot closest to the playground is tiny, but there are more spots near the waterpark which is only a short walk away. It might be helpful to note that there is limited seating. Maybe consider a picnic blanket if you're wanting to hang out awhile.

Thanks to the library's Summer Reading Club, my daughter earned a Swim Pass to any city pool. I…read morecouldn't believe how many Arlington has to choose from! But we went to Howard Moore because she is almost 4 and the deepest this play pool goes to is 1.5 ft. So she got in free with her Swim Pass and I was only charged $2.50! I felt comfortable watching her from the side bc the lifeguards there actually do their jobs! Multiple times I saw the teenagers on duty remind kids to go up the slide using the steps, not crawling back up the tunnel, and to go down feet first after a small boy slid down head-first into a foot of water and struggled to stand up. Cheers to you, lifeguards! Because this pool is so perfect for younger kids, we shared it with 2-3 daycares during our first hour there, each with 8-12 kids, some big, some small. The lady sitting next to me gathered her 3 kids shortly after an older group arrived and explained to her son that, "It's time to go because your little sister got trampled 3 times in the last 5 mins." So be warned. Also their bathrooms are about what you'd expect from park bathrooms (dingy but useable) and the water was extremely cold. Nevertheless, it's a hidden haven of fun for a nominal fee. This first experience with the city's play pool gives me hope for all the others!

I was looking for parks in the area with a playground to take my niece and this came up in our…read moresearch. The playground isn't large but is standard and has everything you'd expect to see (slide, swings, etc) There is a covered area with a space for what I presume is a concession stand. The playground and seating area were all we used so that is what my review is based on, definitely "A-ok" and I'd visit again. This is a very large space with open fields where we saw folks testing drones, playing with dogs, etc. Nice neighborhood park for those in the area

This 25.69 acre park and playground is located in a very nice, clean neighborhood. The park is in…read morevery good condition, and boasts a red barn-shaped pavillion (with restrooms!), a playground, plenty of grassy spaces, three football fields, and a concession stand. We threw a birthday party here. You can rent the pavilion through the Bowles Life Center. It costs $75 but it is yours for as long as you want. We rented it from 12pm until 11pm even though we used it until about 6pm. We wanted to be sure we had enough time to set up and break down the party decorations, etc. If you want to do anything special, i.e. pony rides or a bounce house, you can request a permit for free and party on! We had pony rides for our party. It was a blast! The bathrooms are a little worn out, as are the tables, but overall this is just a cute, fun place to bring a picnic lunch and let the kids run wild! Or party!

Love walking at this park as the trail is amazing! I'm able to get my miles in and the trail…read moreconnects to another park(s) nearby! The people are friendly when passing and everything is clean (mowed grass, no trash). Would definitely recommend!

Um, gross! I came…read morehere for a baseball tournament, so you are held captive all day. Of course at some point you have to use the restroom. It has to be the worst smelling bathroom I have ever been inside. The bathroom floor was littered with toilet paper. There also was no soap in the dispenser. Thank goodness I had hand sanitizer in my purse. This is a public park and they were charging for parking. Is that even legal? It's a public park? It cost $5 a person to park in the parking lot. The fields were also awful. There were big holes in the infield. I'm not quite sure what they do with all of the money they are collecting for parking, they are not using it to maintain fields.