I've been to this park twice and we Love it. I definitely will be walking the trail more often.read more

It's a good walking trail and easy on the knees if you're over 45ish and don't exercise much lolread more

My son loves this park and so do we. I guess it's biased since we live so close by and we can stop…read moreby any time. Regardless, I think it's a great park for kids of all ages. There are activities for kids of all ages. It's clean and nicely maintained. Parking is not a problem and there are also benches and a nice shaded patio for people to bring food to eat here. This park is also next to tennis courts or pickleball courts and a water park. Only downside of this place is that it's next to the main street, so it can get noisy at times.

This park is for children of all ages and capabilities. Something for everyone. Today was pretty…read morehot but there are some shaded spaces to hide in and a covered patio with picnic tables to enjoy some lunch. Zip line, swings and climbing structures are a just a few features to list to for you child(ren) to enjoy. Take some time to check it out! Happy Yelping!

My daughter practices at the star center nearby so this has been such a wonderful place to visit…read moreduring her 2+ hour practices. It's very serene and has wonderful walking trails as well as gardens. This park is an excellent location for families who use the Dart as the dart stop is just a short walk away.

A thoughtful design promoting a sense of peace and tranquility. The only thing that disturbs is the…read moreinconsiderate loud engines that come by from time to time. Good job Texas. Proud of you for this piece of paradise.

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.

Once upon a time, this place used to be W. J. Thomas Pool. As with most attractions in small…read moretowns, they go the way of the dodo unless a lot of money is invested to keep it modern. I remember there were talks to turn the pool into a skate park. At the end, they city decided to go with a splash park. Around the splash park, there are tennis courts, tables and grills, baseball fields, playgrounds, walking trails and open fields for picnics or a quick game of touch football/soccer. There are plenty of trash cans around and the restrooms are usually clean. The weekends during the warmer months are pretty crowded as it's available on a first-come-first-serve-basis. I'm not sure if you can reserve the park, but there is a number available on their website. Best of all, this park is free!!! Great fun for the entire family!

Super fun and clean. My only complaint was that it took us 45 minutes to get the water to turn on…read morewhen we arrived.

One of the best Splash Parks in the area! It operates from May 1 to September 30 from 9 am to 8 pm…read more There is a water channel so bring your floating toys, sprays coming out of the ground, and two slides. There are only two benches underneath the shaded tarp so bring lawn chairs to sit under the large tree. The splash pad is small enough to keep an eye on your kids. Note that I like this park because it offers a variety of fun unlike other parks where it's just a few water sprays. Don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed. If the kids are tired of the water, they can walk to the turfed pirate themed playground or volleyball court for sand play.

This is a nice splash pad with smaller areas for little kids. However the small or toddler areas…read moreare close to the area for big kids. The area was very messy. It seems like a popular place for birthday parties which has resulted in a lot of debris.

His is a good play place for smaller children ages 1 to 7. It is located by Macys on third floor…read more If you have older kids the play things might be too short.. it is clean.

We make the trip to the Galleria just for this play space. From cleanliness, the soft plastic…read morematerial everything is made of to the 42" height limit, we stop here on every trip to the mall. Most everyone does a good job of watching their kid(s) and I've never had major issues with bigger kids steamrolling the little ones. I would say this area is best if your little one is walking already, but there are still a lot of crawlers too. It's a great spot to let my little guy exhaust himself before he sits in the stroller and I shop, or at the end of our trip before the car ride home. Don't miss the Play SPACE at the Galleria! Third floor, north end, just outside of Nordstrom.

This is a beautiful, quiet park and they just redid the playground with brand new equipment. Has…read morebasketball court and tennis court as well.

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.

Its clean has a fun layout for the kids and a small pond nearby with ducks. my kids and I come…read morehere often. I just wish they had bathrooms.

I love walking in this park. Whether you're coming to see the lights in December, or going to get…read moreyour cardio in, this is a great place to come with plenty of parking. There are also restaurants at the bottom level of the apartment buildings if you want to catch a game.

When we were driving there, and sitting at the traffic light, I saw the most beautiful "halo"…read morecoming from the park area. I couldn't see that the trees were wrapped in twinkle lights yet, but that glow over the park was almost .... angelic! Then there it was! Each tree had an entire wrapping of the lights on their trunks. And the larger trees had some branches that were lit up also. I am sure the persons who arranged the lights for the park was very careful to know and pick which trees could support how much extra weight. It was so beautiful. Now every year that I am able, I will go back to see the Holiday Display at Vetruvian Park. Last year I was in hospital from mid-December until February 13. I felt like I had let down a good friend when I couldn't make my annual voyage. I don't know how many more years I have been given, but to celebrate the birthday of Christ I will be there among the Angel Lights! Go see them! It's a wonderful experience for all!