This is one of many beautiful parks in and around Valley Ranch that has a small trail to go on a…read morestroll or run, as well as water fountains and an actual park/playground for the kiddos. There is not a ton of parking nearby but you can park in the neighborhoods or over by the Barbara Bush track before the middle school opens in the mornings. This is also a great destination to view the sunrise or sunset skies and it is colorful with lots of nature. Lots of runners and walkers meet in the area in the mornings to do their daily miles. Bring a flashlight and a buddy if you workout in the earlier hours of the day or towards sunset. But great for families or your furry friends. Thanks, VR for providing wonderful parks and recreation for residents.

This is a pretty nice neighborhood park for kids and adults. The park has play equipment and it's…read morethe perfect spot for families to meet and give the children some outdoor time - getaway from tablets & Xboxes. If you are into fitness, there are options for pull ups and running / walking tracks. The gazebo has seating and is good for a picnic.

When I stumbled across this city park, I was shocked at how big it was. Thankfully I brought my…read morebicycle that day because much of the park is a hike. The "trails" are sidewalks, and the grounds are spacious. I was very well pleased at my personal discovery of Cobb Park. Since the initial find, I have been back several times to rest, relax, and to get away from the daily grind of life and reality. Don't miss out on this park nestled on the east side of I-35 on Berry Street.

I absolutely would not go to this park alone or with children. It's not safe. At least a dozen cars…read moreparked in various spots thru out the park with people just sitting in them. No children playing anywhere. Shame for such a beautiful park. It's in desperate need of patrol.

This park was kind of secluded in the Crestwood area of town. Wasn't sure if I was still in Fort…read moreWorth or in White Settlement. Nonetheless, I was very impressed with the well-kept and clean grounds of the park. There was a lot offered for kids and plenty of tables for the adults. This particular park may be out of the way, but it is worth the effort to visit.

The City of Bedford has made a number of somewhat odd decisions lately in regards to their parks,…read moreincluding but not limited to the renaming of the Bedford Boys Ranch to Generations Park (a terrible name), going forward with a 70 million dollar park renovation project in the midst of a pandemic that has surely decreased city revenues, and putting in this tiny music park in front of the Old Bedford School. It looks like "Sparkling Ice" in some way sponsored this project, but in the end I think the money could have probably be better spent. The idea is cute: a park with musical instruments that are fun for kids to play but don't offend the parent's ear. Bicentennial Park in Southlake previously did a great job with this. The instruments at both parks have a nice sound - low chimes and soft drums that are actually quite soothing to listen to. The difference between Bicentennial Park and the Musical Pocket Playground is that Bicentennial Park has a traditional park surrounding the music area with slides, swings, etc. The musical instruments are fun and the kids do love them, but it can only hold their attention for so long. There needs to be something else available for play if the park is going to be a repeat destination for young families. What the Musical Pocket Playground does have in close proximity is the library, but with no walkway connecting the library to the music playground, people may not think to stop by when they are picking up their books. If you live in the area, it's worth stopping by to take a look, but I wouldn't plan on spending more than 15 minutes and I certainly wouldn't drive from another city.

This playground is Great for toddlers and small children to make lots of noise with musical…read moreinstruments. I 100% recommend this playground. It is not your usual playground it does not have swings and slides, but it has lots of room to play football or soccer.

Stumbled across this park while checking out another two parks in the vicinity. It was very well…read morelaid out with easy street parking along the curb. I was impressed with the amount of shade provided by the trees. As hot as it has been lately, it was a relief to escape the rays of the sun. There is a children's playground and tables for the adults to use. Overall, I enjoyed walking around the park. If it was located a little more conveniently to where I lived, of course I would come out here more often. Come check it out!

Review #26 of 2022 *insert Dj Khaled voice* another one…read more This park is located at the end of the neighborhood along the edge of a wooded area. With that in mind dont be surprise if you see cayotes, racoons or other woodland critters. There is a slide, swings, merry go round and a water fountain that is turned off during the winter months. They do have some gazebo with picnic tables that you can reserve with the city of fort worth park and recreation. I know this park can get crowded for the holidays like easter but not sure. There are also grills but I would not recommend grilling in these. I have seen some people riding 4x4 buggies so dont get run over. There is no basketball hop last time I checked.

Sandybrook is a nice little hidden away park…read more There is a small pavilion, a playground (with tire swing), slide and a couple of picnic table with grills. Just to give you a heads up, I ran across a large stray pit bull dog in the area when I visited this park. I'm not sure if this dog frequently hangs out around this park, but I thought I'd give you the warning anyhow.

Nice, fenced in park for littles of all ages. It's decently sized with a covered picnic table area…read more It has swings, a merry go round, teeter totter, a bench and two playground areas, one for younger kids & one for older kids. It has a grassy area for them to run around in too. Only downside is street parking that can be a pain, there's no parking lot. But you can always park at Roy Pope to grab a coffee & walk over to the park after!

Needed a mental health day, so I decided to check out four city parks. This was the first one I…read morevisited. There were quite a few people out enjoying this neighborhood park. One of which I had a run-in concerning his dog, which wasn't on a leash. This was in clear violation with posted rules and an infraction of city ordinance. Realizing I wasn't messing around, he quickly placed the dog on the bench next to him. Wise choice! One lady, who had her kids out playing in the kid's area, quickly thanked me. Beyond the incident, I actually enjoyed the park. It is bigger than it looks and offers quite a bit for those who choose to come out here. Other than needing a mowing, I thought the park was well-maintained and fairly clean. Definitely a win for me as I take on the day.

When I first moved to Fort Worth, I wasn't sure if this was a subdivision, park, or simply an…read moreanomaly. After riding my bicycle through much of the area, I find it to be all three. Ha ha! There is a small communal area or "park" people may utilize for physical activity or overall mental and emotional health. This "neighborhood" is very unassuming and easily missed if one isn't already acquainted with Fort Worth history. Please read up on the story behind the neighborhood. It's actually quite interesting. Come check out the area. You will be glad you did!