Don't waste your time. My 3 yr old son and I went and we were the only people there. The park…read moredoesn't have much to offer either. I doubt we will be going back to this park.

Beautiful park in the heart of Valley Ranch! It is also a lovely area/neighborhood to run in, very…read moresafe and there are people that walk and run/bike here at all times of the day. The playground specifically is great for children, there's also a pavilion if you want to have a picnic as well as water fountains to cool off in the summertime. There are also plenty of other trails nearby to hop on like the canals in Valley Ranch and also Campion trail if you are wanting to go some distance. Great for families and outdoorsy folks alike.

I hosted an audiobook walk here during the holiday season, and it couldn't have been a more magical…read moresetting. The beautifully lit trees transformed the park into a winter wonderland and created the perfect backdrop for an evening spent listening to a good book. The walking path is easy and peaceful, making it enjoyable for everyone, including those who brought their fur babies. There's something so relaxing about wandering through the lights with an audiobook in your ears, it truly feels like stepping into the pages of a story. Vitruvian Park is beautiful any time of year, but during the holidays it's absolutely enchanting. If you're looking for a festive evening stroll, this is one of my favorite spots in DFW.

Every holiday season the entire park gets lit up with christmas lights each night. I have been…read morecoming for years with my family and it's a wonderful experience. The parking can be tricky, but its worth it and it's entirely free

Love taking my little one to this park…read more Pros: The area feels very safe. The cops drive past often which gives an added peace of mind. There's a tennis court not too far from the kids play area. The park has never been too crowded despite the day/time we visit. Cons: Not sure if there are any public restrooms near.

This park is underrated for the area, and is kind of a hidden gem for anybody doing a Target run or…read morewho has just come from Dunn Bros! It's in a safe and chill area, it's right off of bike trails, and they have great equipment. The sun sail shade is a BIG plus during the summer too. Not necessarily one I'd go out of my way for, but I'm happy it's there whenever I'm in the area.

What an amazing park! It's in the middle of a beautiful neighborhood, and lucky them for having…read moreaccess to this tranquil space. It's clean, it's walkable, there are ducks everywhere. I passed a bunch of people walking their dogs. Saw a few cyclists go down the street. There's not really parking - you know - it's Highland Park - but I think anyone would feel welcomed. Be sure to check out the teddy bear sculptures, and the waterfall!!

one of my favorite parks i've visited !! i came specifically for the teddy bear garden but was…read moreblown away with how relaxed and tucked away this park was. beautiful huge pond and details all around, the park itself is very clean and relaxing even in the midst of texas heat

This park is SO nice that it can definitely get crowded depending on the day and time you decide to…read morevisit! The water is just simply beautiful and tranquil. If you have children between 4-9 years old, they're going to LOVE the play area! The walking trail is actually my favorite part. It's open, peaceful, and simply beautiful--perfect for getting some steps in while enjoying the scenery. You may see a homeless person or two, but they've never bothered me or my family. As with any public park, just stay aware of your surroundings and enjoy yourself. Bonus is that it has numerous photo shoot worthy spots. Overall, this is definitely one of my top parks in the Irving area for me and my family!

We dropped by here to give the kids a chance to run around and play. It's a good park with a nice…read moreplayground (we found it on a site with the best 25 playgrounds in the area). The playground looks like a castle, which is pretty cool. As good as it is, there was one thing I wasn't aware of. It's next to a school and the school uses the playground at recess. So our first 20-30 minutes there we had it to ourselves (almost), but then wave after wave of kids came over from the school. It wasn't a problem, but our 3 year old isn't used to playing and sharing with 4th and 5th graders. Oh well, it was fine. Still a good playground, would recommend.

Kiest Park is my mom's neighbor park and it functional. Solid recreation center and a great walking…read moretrail.

Since this is a park I feel free to give Five stars for sentimental value!!!!…read more I grew up in Oak Cliff Texas. This is a section of Dallas in the western region of the city limit. At one time it was populated by the working class. One of my acquaintances and peripheril friends was Stevie Ray Vaughn. We went to the same elementary and High School. This park was a " Hang out" back in the day. Now,I didn't do much hanging out here and I'm not sure about Stevie. I do know his childhood home is right down the street. So possibly when the City of Dallas decided to honor Stevie and his brother Jimmy,Kiest park was a good place to do it. Last September which would have been Stevie's 67 th birthday,a memorial steel art sculpture depicting Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimmy Vaughn was dedicated here. Stevie was a great musician taken from us way too soon. I think the City did a great job remembering him with this surprisingly good steel sculpture. If you're in Dallas,it's definitely worth the trip. If you are a Stevie Ray fan, it's a must do. Go!

Mimosa Park is an 8.7 acre neighborhood park in Richardson. It's a great walking/hiking park with…read moremaintained trails. But, if you are not into hiking, the park has other amenities as well. There is a nice playground for kids, tennis courts for all ages, picnic tables, a baseball diamond, a soccer field, and more!' I come to the park to read sometimes. On a nice day I enjoy a nice read on the shade while I hear kids playing in the background. For me, there is something soothing for my soul about that! Review #2038

I absolutely love this park and its location. I love that it's by a field and isn't off a busy…read morestreet... it's got plenty of equipment for bigger kids and for super little ones. The only drawback for me is there is not enough shade at all; they should do what Cottonwood did and make the whole place shaded. It's a lifesaver during the summer! And anyone with kids now they don't magically have less energy to burn just cause it's friggin hot outside!

What a pretty splash of water in the middle of this paved walkway with grassy decoration on all…read moresides. If you have a little more time than you expected when getting close to DFW, don't give those greedy pigs more of your money for parking, hang out here and enjoy the wonderful nature all around. It's less than 15 minutes to any of the terminals.

It's honestly a great location, it's just a shame that it's infested with wild life and the…read moresurrounding tenants do nothing to stop. Every morning on my walks I see loaves of bread scattered throughout the park, and even though there are signs that say not to do this, I still see this every day and see more and more birds in the area, resulting in pigeons flocking to nearby balconies, and destroying it with feathers and droppings. I would advise that if you know anyone that's doing this tell them to stop