Clean & safe quiet walking path. They have an actual sundial too! It's inside an exclusive…read moreneighborhood so the environment is nice each visit.

This place is a great mental break! I have always passed this place while I walk around the…read moreneighborhood FOR YEARS, but never thought about checking this place out. It was until i got a herniated dish and couldn't walk too far that i decided to check this place out. HOLY COW. This place is the most serene, quiet, calm, clean mini park i have seen. There usually only one it two other people here when i go, and it's like having the park all to myself. It's so tiny, so as you are walking you can see the entire park in a circle. This really helped me mentally when i herniated my disk, so now i come here when I'm stressed and need a mental break! I love this kil secret park.

parts of this park smelt like actual shit. some of the views are great and there's an area in the…read morefront for fishing. would not recommend so much for walking maybe biking would be better.

I used the tennis facilities here are they are not bad. The place is a bit old and there are many…read morestairs leading up to the pro shop/check-in area. Once through to the back where the courts are, you head back downhill to the courts themselves. There are 16 courts total. The area is surrounded by woods so it is nice and quiet. The courts are blue and in decent shape and there are lots of grassy areas for spectators and shade. The parking lot is small and we witnessed many people parking on the lawn due to both lack of space and shade.

This is a great park that is nestled in a nice area. It is large with distinct parts and is also…read morehilly. There is a decent amount of natural shade over the playground area, which makes it great. There is two separate playgrounds for different age levels. The equipment is in good shape and there are benches for parents (or anyone) to sit on. The rest of the park offers tennis courts, a couple of baseball fields, and plenty of parking when there is not games going on. The park is easy to find and fairly close to the freeway, so is convenient location wise.

This is a pretty nice park; however, 2 of the 4 Pickleball courts are kinda banged up. There is not…read morea lot of shade covering the courts either. Besides that it is a pleasant and secluded park.

This is another fantastic park I have heard of but, never visited. It has a small walking trail,…read moredisc golf, some great views of downtown, a nature area where wildflowers grow. A small parking lot off Zang that gets filled up quickly, I noticed, when the run groups meet there. Hello, Oak Cliff Run Crew (I ran with them last week)! As a new resident to this side of town, I am so happy to have a little place to escape on this side of downtown.

Disc golf review: fun little track with great views of the skyline…read more The course is short in length and number of holes (11). I like to come here to work on my inside 200' shots or if I'm short on time: can play in about 40 minutes. Not in the best of neighborhoods, but overall, still safe. I've hit the basket a few times on the tee shot and am hopeful I'll get an ace eventually. Definitely don't need a big arm to play here. If you're decent, you can birdie almost every hole.

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.

In the area and needed to take a short walk and discovered this trail from the road. I enjoy…read morehearing the water and nature sounds as it reminds me of the Bible verse Genesis 1:1 "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth."

This is your basic Dallas park and is split in 3 sections that span about a mile in length. First…read moresection is closest to 635 and has 2 soccer fields. The second section is about a quarter mile south of the first and it has a single soccer field that is surrounded by trees on 3 sides and is pretty nice. The third section is about a half mile south of that and is really just a green area that is located next to Medical City. The White Rock Creek and Lake Trail runs through all three sections of the park and stretches to White Rock Lake. The Anderson Bonner section of path is well maintained. There is one porta-potty in the section 1 parking lot, there is one drinking fountain in the section 2 parking lot.

One of my favorite places to get some good cardio in! It can be as long or as short as you want,…read morewith paved trail that includes the Campion Trail, Sam Houston Trail, and Keenan Crossing. You get beautiful scenes of tranquil water and some of the prettiest houses in Las Colinas. Bird watching is always eventful. The only terrible thing is that this area floods quite a but in the winter. The parking barricades don't stop anyone, they're mostly just inconvenient. Walk your dog here or just enjoy good weather with your family. It's a outdoor treasure of Irving!

Came here on a beautiful Saturday for a mountain-less "hike" as you Texans might call it. As a Cali…read moregirl, I'm struggling out here not having real hiking trails with inclines that I'm used to, but I just have to find beauty in the differences, right? Nonetheless, this trail was indeed beautiful and unpredictable. Woodsy in some parts (great for bird watching), and open in others. You can find covered picnic areas and barbecue grills near the "park" area, making a great little spot for a family birthday party. I can envision the Peppa Pig and Paw Patrol balloons now. There were nice benches throughout, and different exercise stops where you could do pull ups or crunches mid-walk to mix up your workout, which was unique. Since I was flying solo, after walking a couple of miles, I eventually made a u-turn because I wasn't sure where the trail ended (even after looking at the map). I know it's no mall, but a "you are here" star somewhere on the map would have been helpful lol. I wasn't sure where I would end up if I kept walking, or if I would walk too far and end up not making it back to my car before dusk. Confession: I was low key following a guy who had arrived a few minutes before me and looked like he knew where he was going. Surprisingly, there weren't many people to choose from. Not sure if he noticed. Shhh! I enjoyed my refreshing outing and wouldn't mind exploring it further...with a buddy!

Reunion Park is on your way to Reunion Tower. A good decade ago, I stayed at the Hyatt hotel for a…read moreconference. It's close by, so this park was a nice escape. I didn't have a rental car. It was nice to walk over to the park. I can see it being great for summer events and activities. I was walking along the walkway and enjoyed looking at the trees and greenery in January. For tourists, the painted signs pointing to where Reunion Tower is was helpful. I didn't get lost! There ia a parking lot across the street from this park. You can park there for up to four hours on a weekday and pay $7. It's decent. It's a nice place to unwind when you are out and about downtown. (20)

This is awesome once a month they will be having this Reunion lawn party at the Reunion park. Best…read morething it's free with the exception of parking. Live music, food trucks and local brew what else could you ask for. Beer is roughly 6 bucks.