Came here with my boyfriend, since the weather's been so nice. We had to wait for a few minutes to…read moreenter the park, since they let the same amount of people go in as those exiting. It's so nice to be surrounded by nature and to see such great views. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and maybe bring a hiking stick if you have an issue with balance, since there are lots of uneven paths and steps. Overall, it was a really nice park and we walked the entire area. Will definitely visit again!

Definitely it's a must try for outdoor enthusiasts. From outside it does not seem that there are…read morehiking trails but actually this park has 16 different hiking trails. I have been here multiple times but never experienced anything dangerous but just excited to see the sign. Good place to spend some time

I Love this little park. It has a pretty creek, a baseball field and a beautiful walking trail…read morethat takes you through the woods. It is quiet and nicely tucked away in an area of Duncanville that no one knows about (until now...I may regret this...lol). My dog takes me for walks here at least once a day. She LOVES it here! There is a neat little playground that is very well shaded so it stays cool. Me and my dog love the place! It is our little home away from home.

Beautiful park! Well maintained. Playground is shaded. Roy has a beautiful trail. Great for…read morerunners, walkers and bikers. The trail follows a nice creek. I believe it's about 5miles long. It is a little difficult to follow where the trails continues once you found the dam.

Hidden gem that runs from a park on the border of Lancaster and desoto TX too downtown Desoto, TX…read more Very scenic and is about a 5 too 6 mile trail one way. You can run or bike but there are two draw backs. After the first mile it ends the woodlands neighborhood and you have to know where to pick it back up at. Also if your riding a bike there can be Areas where the water maybe high and you won't be able too ride through especially at the dam

The pictures in the review are misleading…read more The park is pretty dirty and overgrown. And there are limited signs so it took awhile to even find the lake. And the lake is disgusting. Stinks. It looks like several things are new: like the basketball court and playground. But the surrounding areas are absolutely neglected. Not the park for a peaceful walk.

My review is solely on the pond. I only come here for fishing and I always have a blast. The park…read morecan get pretty busy so getting there at a good time for fishing is key. I've met a few friendly locals as well. The park could be a bit cleaner but it's not too bad. This is definitely one of my favorite spots.

I frequent this park since it's not too far from my home. It has a small pond but don't expect to…read morecatch a trophy fish...or many fish at all for that matter. Fishing here does require a fishing license. There is a nice pavilion and I saw a elementary school graduate here but it looks like a good place to have an outdoor wedding (assuming you're looking). All and all, it's a peaceful park and good place to relax.

Since this is a park I feel free to give Five stars for sentimental value!!!!…read more I grew up in Oak Cliff Texas. This is a section of Dallas in the western region of the city limit. At one time it was populated by the working class. One of my acquaintances and peripheril friends was Stevie Ray Vaughn. We went to the same elementary and High School. This park was a " Hang out" back in the day. Now,I didn't do much hanging out here and I'm not sure about Stevie. I do know his childhood home is right down the street. So possibly when the City of Dallas decided to honor Stevie and his brother Jimmy,Kiest park was a good place to do it. Last September which would have been Stevie's 67 th birthday,a memorial steel art sculpture depicting Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimmy Vaughn was dedicated here. Stevie was a great musician taken from us way too soon. I think the City did a great job remembering him with this surprisingly good steel sculpture. If you're in Dallas,it's definitely worth the trip. If you are a Stevie Ray fan, it's a must do. Go!

Kiest Park is my mom's neighbor park and it functional. Solid recreation center and a great walking…read moretrail.

This Trail is short and peaceful buttttttt there is no signs in the trail and you should never go…read morealong here at this spot, not many parking space maybe 4 spots .... overall it was peaceful and my kids and me enjoyed it.

Nice small trail less crowded than Audobon and Cedar Ridge Preserve. I get great phone reception…read more Will come back for more hiking.