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!

We've lived a short drive away and finally decided to make a visit! The park overall was clean with…read moreemphasis on the restroom. I walked in and immediately I saw cleaning staff on duty. This was very important to me as I am a stickler about public restrooms. There was plenty of lifeguards on duty. Very family friendly environment. Plenty of seating with the option to rent cabanas at an affordable price. Definitely going back!

We went on a day where it was really packed and we still enjoyed it! The wave pool, the slides, and…read morethe lazy river!!

There seems to be a lot of maintenance issue with the Lagoon. The lagoon was this past week shut…read moredown for maintenance. As the previous person noted, this happens at least a few times in the summer. The HOA management company recently hired a new community manager. Hopefully, some of the many issues in Windsong Ranch will get solved.

Wow, hope to move here some day. Wonderful water features. 5 acre lagoon, say what???!!read more

This park is beautifully done and obviously cared for by volunteers who love what they do. The…read moreinformation that's here is fascinating and there are lots of plaques to read and benches to sit and take it all in. It can be pretty loud (it's maybe 150 feet from I-35 and on one of the busiest streets in Gainesville) and the plaques are starting to peel off in the sun, but it's definitely worth visiting if you get a chance.

Been here twice now. It's very well maintained and dose a great honor to those who served and…read morereceived the nations highest honor.

Lots of great vendors, that wait for this twice a year event!…read more It's well worth it! Always an enjoyable experience. Everything, that you want or need, sells out super fast. It was extremely packed with people on a Friday at 10 AM. Everyone was really courteous. (Lots of bumping into one another). What impressed me more than anything else; People were actually kind to one another. Wow! Lots of people using walkers and wagons. How they walked/tackled the uneven dirt was impressive. Kudos to y'all. Only a few "people traffic jams". Just have to learn to navigate those! It's free parking and approximately 12$ per person entrance fee. Lots of staff to help with parking. Shout out to Joe Cuellar once again for providing fantastic music! Take a photo at the entrance as proof you already paid. This way you can walk your purchases back to your car! Plus with a picture you can return all weekend for this event! That's a win in my book. Multiple food vendors! And like anywhere, never enough restrooms. I pre-purchased my tickets months in advance. I will tell you this venue will over-kill you with emails and texts. They sell their tickets for the event through Huminex. It's too much. Specially, if you already bought your tickets. Multiple sellers, my understanding is that it is difficult to get into this show as a seller. I certainly miss when some of my favorites are not here. I miss the soaps, balsamic vinegar, crafters, and true vintage sellers. Please bring cash to these events. It runs smoother when you do! Some will even give discounts for cash sales. It has now been updated that the sellers have to carry their own internet for sales up here. I love what Myers does with this location! Good job on the vintage fair marketing via Huminex. May 2026

Attended the McKinney Vintage Market at Myers. Seemed to be just as much new items as vintage on…read moresite. Food Trucks on site. No masking required seemed strange when unable to social support distancing. Some good vendors

Love the story of a family creating this outdoor oasis for others to enjoy. We visited during the…read morehottest summer in my recollection. We wanted to play putt putt and this place in the middle of nowhere appeared while we were testing our new RV life at a RV park in the area. Walking from the parking lot up to the barn was a tree filled magical journey. Once arriving at the old barn, we saw string lights gracing the property. It was so pretty. We weren't sure where to go and went to the barn window. The girl assisting us could have provided more info. She asked us if it was our first time there and we informed her that it was. That ended further feedback from her. We paid for putt putt, played the two fun 9-hole courses, but noticed WHEN WE WERE DRIVING AWAY, they had corn hole. We paid $6 per per person entrance fee but didn't experience everything they had to offer. Also, the putting greens were full of leaves. Being only opened Fri-Sun, a leaf blower to the putt putt course on Friday would have been awesome. We visited on Friday at 7pm. We appreciated the options for beer and cocktails. The livestock in the surrounding properties was so cool to see. (We saw that they are someday trying to do a movie watching experience....sounds amazing)

Cute place with plenty of things to do for the whole family. They have live music sometimes and a…read moresmall snack bar area. Great place for a picnic.

this is a nice park right along the highway. it has a pond and dock feature. there is also a…read morewalking path.

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.]