Great dog park!! Big, spacious, clean, very well shaded, and near wide paved walking trails. The…read moreoff-leash dog park has lots of benches and shade, which is very rare in my experience. A big hit with dogs and people alike!

This is a dog park/forest. The people were friendly and the dog park was kept clean. There was…read moreonly one my spot when I went. It feels like you're walking in a large shaded trail with plenty of trees. The atmosphere alone makes this my favorite dog park!

Great short walking trail. A lovely little dog park. Met some responsible owners who were diligent…read moreand respectful. Just one owner who "dropped" off his dog and sat in his car. Overall a great experience.

They really love their dogs here in Midlothian. This is a huge four acre park opened in January…read more2019 and it's all for the canines. As is customary, there are separate areas for large and small dogs, a gated entrance area for leashing and unleashing area and a large parking lot. The park includes some agility equipment if you really want to play, a walking trail, drinking fountain and lighting. A bathroom facility is here for the humans. The park is adjacent to US-287 at US-67 business. [Review 16065 overall - 247 in Texas - 1570 of 2021.]

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.

Clean dog park and overall my dog enjoyed it. The water fountain was very clean, the only downside…read moreis the trash cans sit out in the sun and bake. Not a very pleasant smell!

Outstanding park with clean sidewalks. The community was wonderful. You can tell the neighborhood…read morereally takes care of this park. I would highly recommend.

Great place to go on a hike in DFW. Doesn't feel like you are in the city at all. Not great for…read morethese 100 degree August days but as soon as it cools down a bit, it is a great place to get away from the concrete jungle.

Came here with my boyfriend, since the weather's been so nice. We had to wait for a few minutes to…read moreenter the park, since they let the same amount of people go in as those exiting. It's so nice to be surrounded by nature and to see such great views. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and maybe bring a hiking stick if you have an issue with balance, since there are lots of uneven paths and steps. Overall, it was a really nice park and we walked the entire area. Will definitely visit again!

Nice clean outdoor spot for family fun! We rented a spot and had fun swimming in the lake, fishing,…read moreplaying volleyball, grilling, playing on the playground, and hiking. It was very clean and easily accessible for all.

Wow. The lack of professionalism here was shocking. Firstly, we get to the lake to check in for our…read morecabin that we spent nearly 400 dollars on for TWO nights (very expensive in my opinion) and we get informed AFTER we check in that we cannot swim because there was a sewage leak DAYS AGO. When we asked why we weren't informed about this when it happened, or at least before we checked in, they claimed they were "advised to not contact any guests" ???? I tried to be understanding of what they can't control, and move past the lack of kindness from any workers, however throughout my stay here, it only got harder for me. After driving hours, and spending money on gas and groceries, we couldn't just go home. The second we get to the cabin, I spot the lifeless roaches EVERYWHERE. After cleaning up, I noticed the dishes all have food on them and were clearly not properly cleaned. So we again had to clean each dish. The bedroom door was broken off the hinges and wouldn't close, giving us no privacy whatsoever. The tv didn't work at all. Now onto the actual lake. We were rightfully angry and disappointed that we travelled to stay in a lake cabin, and we weren't warned about the sewage leak, however we tried to make the best out of it and enjoy the view and the nature. This mindset lasted a good 2 seconds before we saw the amount of trash. The piles of trash hidden behind trees and the cans and plastic on the shore was astonishing. The final nail in the coffin was coming back to our cabin to find the walls and ceiling COVERED in tiny bugs that seemed to be coming from the sink drain. We proceeded to try to get rid of them, and brush them off the wall and kill them, however they kept multiplying. We packed up and left immediately after this. The service we received, the price we payed, and the lack of communication we experienced was unacceptable. I don't recommend staying here.

The park itself is huge! It sits along Joe Pool Lake. We rode our bikes around the first night -…read more6.6 miles and probably only saw half of it! There are lots of places to picnic, swim, launch your boat and more. As for the campsites themselves, they could really use some TLC. The pavement where you park is crumbling (saw this on all the sites), roads coming in are rough and bumpy so go slow. It looks like they haven't cut the grass in ages. For our site, the grass is mid-shin high and you have to "wade" through it to get to the picnic table. Our site is just wide enough and long enough for our 40' RV and Jeep. The sites are pretty private with trees in between each site.

Cedar Hill State Park turn out to be a great place to go for a day hike, however, they seem to have…read moremany campsites available as well if that is what you were looking for. Driving up to the ranger booth, there was a lot of room to weights similar to national parks where multiple lines could form to get into the park. It was easy to pay the admission fee and we were given a park map that showed us what hikes were available and where they were. On there, they also had annotations on what amenities were available, including a former homestead that they had preserved. We ended up hiking the Talala Trail, which was a little over 2 miles. There wasn't much parking available at the trailhead, about 8 to 10 parking spaces available. This particular trail gradually went down towards the lake and back up as a loop but there is no water access when we went, the leaves still had it formed on the trees and shrubs, so there was clear visibility to which direction we were going I would imagine that there would be a bit more shade during the summer months, though the shrubs didn't seem like they were very tall. We thought the views from the Talala Trail were okay, but the views from the day use areas were better. One picnic area seemed to have lake access but we couldn't be sure how shallow or deep the water was up against the shore since we didn't try to go in. We did see that they had three mountain biking trails and we saw many mountain bikers in the area. They also had some fishing docks along the lake. Unfortunately, though, all the water fountains were turned off when we were there so we weren't able to refill our water bottles. We did check out their gift shop, which wasn't very big, but they still had a decent selection of gifts to purchase. As with any other Texas State park, they have their own park stamp just like the national parks passport program which I personally enjoy collecting. All in all, we enjoyed our time here and we were able to get a good hike. This park is situated in a hilly area of the DFW metroplex which allows for scenic views and more variation to trail options.

Parking: NIGHTMARE on Saturday at 1 pm, I get it its busy right next to a kiddo park but I made the…read morefatal mistake of Parking in between the dog and kiddo park. There is an area right next to the entrance of the dog park that would be best. It is separated by a small and a large dog park area,. It also has little obstacles for the dogs to complete in both of the areas. I would say depending on your dog if it is a busy Saturday afternoon. The kids having fun and yelling may be distracting to your animal. Overall. It was a very pleasant experience and the dog park was big and the people seemed nice.

I've been shopping around for a good dog park and have found it! This is a great space for large…read moredogs as the large dog side has two large spaces. There are agility, training options if that's something you want to work on with your dog. There's a shaded bench area for the hooman owners. Plenty of parking in a parking lot next to the park. I saw a review that said there aren't any human bathrooms but there are a couple porter potties if you really needed. There's also a fast station down the road in the event of an emergency. There are posts with plastic bags and trash deposit for the fur babies pick up. One important thing: there is a water fountain but hasn't been working in the times that I've been there so the community has been bringing large bottles of water to share.

Finally a new dog park in Arlington TX. Attended the grand opening ceremony, which was so good! We…read morelook forward to bringing our dogs here regularly. We bought a donation memorial brick for our dog who passed in 2023.

Utterly amazing! This was a great park in choosing to visit. Having had family who served, this was…read moreanother great way to honor them and others who served our great country. Lots to see and take in. Don't overlook the botanical area in the rear of the park. Lots of hiking paths to travel. Probably more than I walked since I was pooped already from all the walking. This park is worth a second and third visit.

A nice and clean park that has a play area for kids. A large walking path with plenty of parking…read morespots. Not a lot of bench space so bring a foldable chair