I would really like to spend an afternoon there just being able to walk the paths and feel the air…read moreagainst my skin. Other people similarly clothed (unclothed) enjoying their day. One of my fondest desires.

This was a really great experience and another check off of my bucket list even though the…read moreexperience was a little mixed because I went in the second week of November in 2025 and nobody was there other than the people that lived there permanently because he said that I came at the wrong time so I was kind of walking around the place butt naked by myself, but other than that, I can't fault him for that. it was still an awesome experience to be able to walk around extremely, completely nude and not have anyone freak out and call the cops so maybe one day I can get My Wife to go one day and we can both experience it together, but everybody should experience this at least one time in their life.

This is an amazing place to hike! 1. Free - there is a…read moredonation box 2. Dog friendly - keep them on a leash 3. Restrooms available - porta potty @ entrance 4. Picnic bench - @ trail entrance

This park is over 700 acres, with about half of it being for off-roading (Jeeps, etc), and about…read morehalf being for hiking and mountain biking. The off roading trails have been open for years, but the hiking trails just opened up in March 2018 and I'm kicking myself that we hadn't checked this place out sooner. The park itself is in between Bridgeport and Chico, off of 101, but is closer to Bridgeport. It's set pretty far back off 101, but is clearly marked with signage, and easy to find. The parking lot was clean & large, with port-a-potties, trash can, picnic tables, and a map of the park available. Right off the parking lot was an entrance to the Butterfield Trail, with complimentary walking sticks available to assist you, which I thought was a really lovely, thoughtful touch. Since it was our first time here, though, and we had the kids with us, we tried out the shortest, easiest trail available: the Oil Rig. The pathways were well-marked and easy to follow. The "easy" hike was truly easy, more of a nature walk than a hike. It was perfect for the time of day and the company we had. My daughter called everything "fairy" this or that because between the light and how beautiful the landscape was, it really was magical. All in all, it was a perfect experience and we can't wait to go back and try another trail.

This place is beautiful, catering to tent campers with nice sites and a beautiful view…read more Unfortunately, it also appears to attract the rude young people who love to come and party starting at 11pm and going into the wee hours of the morning so that no one else gets to sleep because their fun is more important. Bring some earplugs, and be ready for the obnoxious behaviors.

What a fun little park!…read more It's a small simple park, and probably better for younger kids. However, it's always been clean, and well maintained. It's certainly a hidden gem! This park is perfect for small birthday parties, although the parking is a little limited. 5 STARS

Some info on it from the website:…read more "Located at the corner of North Arthur Street and Brown Street, Louida "Big Mama" Willis Park, is an approx. 3/4 acre park with playground, sand box, swing set, picnic tables, benches, portable latrines, and trash receptacles. It's a quiet little park that is perfect for letting the kids play and having a picnic." Super cute, very well maintained, and in a very low traffic nook of a neighborhood. We've lived in the area for six years and had no idea this was here. What a hidden jewel!

Great offroad park that's not too far away from me. They have a variety of trails and Texas Rovers…read moreclub members go here often for events. It's notorious for being called brokeport because many of us try to test the limits of our truck and break down here. Make sure you come with spare parts or at least a friend that can drive you back if you break a major part of your truck.

Got the wonderful opportunity to test drive the new Ford Bronco off-road! The staff here was so…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about every feature of the vehicle. Will definitely be coming back to OHV once I get my new Bronco!

This is our second visit to Bluebonnet. It is small and homey. We are here during the week, kinda…read morelate in the year, so not much in the way of activities happening. The pools (outdoor) are not heated so the water temp drops with the cooler nights; however, the hot tub is still great! The nature trail is great, although you may want to cover up or use insect repellant as it goes through nature! It is a nice, slow, relaxing 3 days for us!

This is a neighborhood park that is completely passive. Is it completely handicapped accessible and…read morefeatures two brick walkways that loop each half of the park and walk you past memorial plaques that provide some information on background on each of the major conflicts. The main feature is a pavilion that has several fixed benches facing a lectern. There is a marker nearby that provides some history of the site going back to 1858. [Review 16110 overall - 290 in Texas - 1615 of 2021.]

A bunch of folks here having some sort of family gathering or party. They had a boom box and it was…read moreblasting away with something danceable. I think if I was next to the park, I probably wouldn't appreciate it. The main feature here is the disc golf course but it has a lot of trees along the way that would definitely make it a challenge. Otherwise, there are a few picnic tables here and there near the parking lot. There is no playground. It's a nice spot to bring lunch to eat outdoors but otherwise skip. [Review 16111 overall - 291 in Texas - 1616 of 2021.]

We loved this park. It was a few minutes off of the highway driving through a neighborhood and at…read morethe end there was this park with a small parking lot. There were several picnic tables. Many trees and wide spread out, my dog raced around having the best time ever.

My first time going to Wise county park I thought it looked cool lots of sand this weekend there…read morewere a lot of people we drove around looking for a spot then there it was about 25 yards of beach we backed up as close as we dared popped the hatch grab a arms full and then I saw it poop everywhere dog poop 25 yards of beachfront nothing but dog poop why people why can't you just pick up after your dogs I do and im a old man

This is my favorite place on Earth!!! I grew up on the lake and met all kinds of ppl from out of…read moretown and locals. We partied and ate some delicious food on the other sites to camp. It was like a great big neighborhood get together. I miss going out there, even though it's hot I'd still go.

This park is amazing. Has a little bit of everything for all ages. It's a new park that was…read moreredone. Awesome place

Harmon Park is a great park right in the middle of town…read more The city has spent a lot of money to make a safe park. Starting w/ the rubber ground and astroturf, wih some give, it's less likely to have an injury. They have lots of things for "little's" to do, including interactive games for even the smallest of kids. There's the typical swing sets, slides, and two versions of merry-go-rounds, that are WAY safer than what most of us grew up with! The two ziplines are pretty cool, and toddler + accessable! There is also a nice shaded area for picnics, or adults to sit under. This place is fantastic! 5 STARS