It's an amazing park! I loved it growing up! Amazing structures! The nocona elementary used to take…read moreus on a Field trip and we walked to the park!

This is a really cool playground. It's huge and there is a variety of things to do, including a…read moreskate park and tennis courts. The playground equipment ranges from vintage to new and there is a LOT, which is fun. There is a lot of shade and a lot of seating and there is a bathroom available. There are bird houses all over the park, too. I took 1 star away because there are some safety issues. Some of the walls are crumbling and there are also some uncapped pipes with sharp edges sticking up right in the middle of the newer playground. My daughter tumbled over one and hurt herself, not badly, and I shudder to think of a toddler landing on one of those. I called and left a message with the parks dept and hopefully they will handle it quickly.

Just popped in a for a bit, but everyone seemed very friendly. It's a mid-level, everything is…read moreramps or rails... kinda of a boring park if you are just learning. This is not too fancy, just a great simple local park. There's 2 hand rails, one medium sized and one small flat bar, a hubba, pyramid, 2 nanny pads, 2 quarter pipes, a few other ramps, and a half pipe! If you are in the area, it's worth checking out.

The Denton Skate Park is mostly empty but when there are people there they are extremely nice. But…read morethe skate park is very small

I was a guest, so I can't speak to the ease of arranging the event, but the atmosphere and ease of…read moreknowing where to go when yo got there... great place for a party.

I not only skated at Sand Beach in the late 70s (when Gene and Gloria Bond owned it), I worked…read morethere at both the giant spring-fed pool and the skating rink. I was also in the Air Force as a Technical Instructor at Sheppard AFB from '76 - '79 and worked for Gene and Gloria part-time. They also had another skating rink in Burkburnett where I would work everything from clean-up to skate floor manager. Ditto for the one in Wichita Falls on Old Iowa Park Rd. I finally made a trip back to Wichita Falls and got to visit with Gene not too long before he passed away. He still had that El Camino, too. Great times and great memories.

The local skaters did a lot to get the funding for this Skatepark. This is a pretty nice venue…read more Being a former skateboarder in my youth I would have died to have this facility back then. Located right next door to the Burkburnett Boys & Girls Club. A smooth concrete slab skatepark, with all woodward built ramps and street obstacles. There's a 6' halfpipe, 4' spine quarterpipe, 6' quarterpipe, funbox with rail and much more. Open daily 8am-12am. Bleachers for family and spectators. Very well lit at night. A safe facility day or night! Skatepark Rules: 1) Users of this facility assume all risk of personal injury or damage to personal property. 2) No children under five years of age are allowed in the park. 3) A safety helmet must be worn at all times when using the skate park, "NO HELMET, NO SKATE." 4) Kneepads, elbow pads, wrist pads and shirts are highly recommended. 5) No food, drinks, smoking, reckless, or improper behavior allowed in the skate park facility. 6) The skate park and its ramps/rails are for use of skateboards and inline skates only. 7) No personal ramps or rails are allowed.Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the skate park. 8) No pets allowed within skate park facility. 9) Skating on bleachers is prohibited. 10) No loitering allowed inside the skate park.

I love how this park is kind of set back from the road. My little enjoys riding her scooter up and…read moredown the runs. The regular skaters are friendly and all share the runs, taking turns and watching out for the smaller ones. There's a playground and a restroom behind this skate park, so you have plenty of outdoor places to spend time.

We used this as our starting point, and parking spot, for a walk. I didn't know Roanoke had a skate…read morepark, and neither did Yelp, so I'm adding it. It was a cold January evening, and even so, there were quite a few skaters making use of this great amenity. Seems to have all the necessary areas a skate park needs, for plenty of opportunities to twist, sprain or break something. Lots of ramps and rails. Also a half pipe and a "swimming pool." We watched people drop in for a while, then went for dinner across the street at Benjamin's Pizza Kitchen & Bar - https://www.yelp.com/biz/benjamins-pizza-kitchen-and-bar-roanoke Details from the URL : "Bowl" transition/turnaround 7 stair with hubba ledge and handrail Front and backside hook ledges Pool-style bowl with pool coping and tiles Slappy/manual pad feature "Spoon" transition Up-gap feature with hubba ledge and handrail Low quarterpipe with inset curved ledge Miniramp with extension and quarterpipe/bank hip Wheelchair ramp with slappy bank, ledge and "knife" rail I did not see water fountains, or a bathroom, but maybe it was at the adjacent Cannon Parkway Park, which has facilities for soccer, tennis, basketball & volleyball. Bottom line: Be safe! PS. There is more parking, at the Cannon Parkway Park, if you are nervous about parking where a skateboard might fly into your car... Kidding, sort of, it's fairly protected, but there are still skaters, so keep an eye out.

What a great local park!…read more There's open fields for ball sports (soccer, baseball, football), slides and swings. The climbing wall is great for toddlers and children. The skate park next door has several ramps and rails of different sizes, so it's a probably a pretty good beginner skate park. The only downside is it's right next to a very busy highway, and a local street, with no significant barrier... so, if you have "little's" you might have to keep an eye on them here! The parking is not great, but there's lots of room along the road. 5 Stars for a great small town project!

I just realized I forgot to add the prices so I was lazy and copied this. Sorry…read more * Adults (13+ years), Weekday: $9 * Adults (13+ years), Weekend: $12 * Children (6-12 years), Weekday: $6 * Children (6-12 years), Weekend: $9 * Children (5 years & under), Weekday: Free * Children (5 years & under), Weekend: Free * Seniors (55+ years), Weekday: $6 * Seniors (55+ years), Weekend: $9 * Active Military (with ID), Weekday: $6 * Active Military (with ID), Weekend: $9 Note: Fees are subject to sales tax and may include additional charges for activities like fishing. For camping or cabins, extra vehicle and per-person fees apply.

The reviews of this place were so confusing. We decided to give it a go and I'm torn honestly. The…read morefalls are beautiful. There's a lot of nature. But it could be so much more than it is. You're a bit at the mercy of whoever is there. A lot of people were there for the day backed up to a covered spot and blaring music. There was a depressing amount of trash around. The castles are neat and after doing some web searching we found some history about them (not offered by the park itself which is odd). Some areas feel pretty unsafe. The store just sells towels, $2 water shoes for $20 and life vests. No swimming allowed today (it's still winter and because of flooding) but a lot of people were in various areas of the river. The bathrooms were spread around the upper areas and I think mostly for campers and cabin folks. No one is policing anything though. The ports potties were rank.

My Grands really enjoyed this park. I didn't give it 5 stars because it needed some clean up & the…read morewater fountains need attention. Overall, it provided great skating experiences for a 7 and 10 year old.

I say maybe mid level park. Probably worth it to drive to if you're less than an hour away. Any…read morefurther there are better parks to visit. One draw would be not too many skaters. Bowl is pretty big maybe should pad up for it. Couple decent ledges.

The Edge is a bowl skater's paradise. It's basically a giant bowl with 2 bowls off to the side. If…read moreyou're there to skate transition, you'll love it. If you're looking to skate street or get a nice line going, go to another park. There's not much of a street section, minus a couple stair sets and a small area that has a box and rail. This park seems to cater to the BMX crowd with the large scale of the tranny, hips, and transfers. When I visited, it was midweek during school hours so I can't comment on how busy it gets, but it had a chill vibe, plenty of parking, but trash and empty bottles were everywhere.

The skatepark itself is great. A lot of different obstacles and types of sections. Mostly…read moretransition and large ledges. Seems like it's built more for bikes than anything. The park is located in a nice area and has lights. The only issue is actually being able to ride the park. You'll have to go on weekdays when school is in session. This place has one of the worst scooter infestations I've ever seen. Little kids everywhere. Not even using the obstacles, but just ensuring that you won't be able to. Very unsafe and frustrating for anyone actually wanting to make use of this nice facility. I understand that this park is for everyone, but this is on another level of reptilian life.

Located on the northern end of Bowie, Meyers Park is quite large and includes a number of different…read moreactivities to keep you and the kids burning off calories and enjoying the fresh air. Large playground with a merry-go-round and monkey bars and a nice frame with slides over a mulch base. There is a cinder block building with restrooms, a number of picnic tables (some in shelters), a large picnic pavilion, tennis courts and an outdoor basketball court. The park is in quite good condition and there is a dedicated lot for parking at the northeast corner. Lots of shade trees so you're probably not throwing a frisbee or flying a kite, but you're also not getting roasted by the Sun. [Review 16117 overall - 296 in Texas - 1622 of 2021.]