this is a beautiful spot! there is some signage on the plants on the trails. beautiful waterfall.read more

I'm so glad I got to check out this lovely park! Relatively easy to navigate trails and the…read morewaterfall was beautiful.

Between Jarrell and Salado, both areas lack any parks with walking trails. Don't ask me why, but I…read morejust know that the sole park that Jarrell has and driving 12 minutes to Salado, I thought this park would have had them, but of course, I was wrong. This park appears to be catering to the children because they have a playground, then they have a creekbed that I see some children playing in, open fields that children can run around. I spotted some deer walking out in plain sight not bothered by the people. I ended up walking on the road where vehicles frequently passed me by. Not very safe, but I wanted to get some exercise in. It's in a cute part of Salado that looks old-timey. The park was within a residential area since there were houses inside the park grounds. It is maintained with cut grass and plenty of parking.

Nicely maintained Memorial Park in Salado with playground, picnic tables, restrooms, pavilion and…read morecreek access with on site parking. Helpful stop for those with littles that need to burn energy and beautiful way to remember those that contributed to our lives.

It's a (mostly) well done tribute park built directly on the site of where arguably the worst…read moretornado in Texas history & the most terrifying tornado of the modern era did its worst. Prayers for the families and friends of the victims. However... ...and maybe I am being overly sensitive... ...but did not one person who created this beautiful tribute to such a heartbreaking tragedy stop to think about that putting a tornado slide in the memorial playground built on the site of a home where a family of five sadly perished might be a little bit too... ???

Between Jarrell and Salado, there aren't any parks with walking trails. The Memorial park of…read moreJarrell acknowledges the community who lost their lives in the last Tornado that wrecked havoc upon this tiny city/town many years ago. The outdoor space consists of a baseball field, plenty of parking spots, activities for the chilens to play, grass, and trees. Nothing more, nothing less. I had to create my own path of a trail by scaling up and down the parking lot. Park maintenance does a good job of keeping the place clean. They are out every morning picking up trash and debris. The park is sandwiched between a house on the right and mobile homes on the left. Don't expect too much from this park. Very basic and minimalist if that's your thing. If you are looking for more, Killeen or Georgetown has parks with walking trails.

Dana Peak Park offers many trails, lake side views with fishing, and places to park. The trails are…read moremarked for your reference. The trails are for hiking and bicycling. It is also dog friendly. Pretty much dirt trails, so after rains, it can get muddy, but we are in Texas, so that only happens occasionally. You can get several miles in on the various trails. Others are friendly and willing to point you in the right direction. I've been here a couple of times now and enjoyed both times. I do recommend hiking with someone else in case of emergencies. You never know when you might come across a snake, so be safe!

Beautiful area to picnic and enjoy the quiet peace of nature. We went on a warm winter day. It was…read morenot crowded but appeared to have quite a few people on the trails...making it safe to go alone.

I love sculpture gardens! This one is located off the main road but far enough to feel secluded and…read morereasonably quiet. It's free to visit. The art varies -- some pieces I appreciated while others, not so much. Such is the art experience. No matter what, I really enjoyed strolling through this sculpture garden. It was easy to find a parking spot right outside. Also, we were the only visitors at the time (Sunday, early afternoon). I recommend this sculpture park -- it's a very quick but pleasant stop while visiting Salado.

neat little spot to checkout. the maze was underwhelming. is not very well kept. grounds are a bit…read moresmall and limited. the unicorn and cactus sculptures were cool.

3.5 This little park…read moreis not very visible from the street but it's definitely worth a look. It's the site of a former college with a few walls left standing. It's a historical area that also has a butterfly garden with various flowers. There were countless monarch butterflies here on our visit. The park is pretty small and will take maybe 20 minutes to look at but it's nice to see a part of history. Take the extra time to go to the historical society nearby.

I've been to Salado a few times growing up but never noticed this historic site. It's tucked away…read moreon a hill just off the Main Street. There are numerous signs and plaques describing the former school and the ruins are picturesque. It's worth the 10 to 20 minutes to walk around if you're nearby.

I visited this beautiful park a few times during my stay in Harker Heights. Great place for walking…read moreor just relaxing. And they have such a variety of birds if you enjoy bird watching!

I just have to say, my husband and I love the opportunity to get out and walk. Carl Levin is always…read morea wonderful place to go. We play some Pokémon, grab ourselves a coffee at the nearby Starbucks, which is walking distance or even Whataburger, from across the street and go eat at the park. There's plenty to do and places to grab food, just a walk away. Lots of Amazing people we have met on our walks plus they have a fab playground and community garden. During the warmer months, a pool to spend time on this hot Texas days with kiddos. It's also a fabulous PET FRIENDLY PARK! Basketball area, huge pond with ducks, a pavilion and a plethora of seating areas! Trees to cool you down. Along the walking path are little workout areas with equipment. Ultimately, our favorite go-to location!! I'll definitely grab pics next visit!!

Nature in the heart of Georgetown…read more This park is so beautiful and spacious. I loved seeing the river flow so peacefully during my walk. There are pavilions available and plenty of areas to sit down. The parking are was really good. There are several jungle gyms for the kiddos. The walking trail is well kept and free or holes or anything that will cause you to fall. I saw wildlife along the way. People were fishing, eating, walking, playing games, and just enjoying life. I loved my visit here.

My kids had a blast here! We were visiting town and needed to get the silly's out! They have lots…read moreof slides and swings. The park is enclosed with just two exit points which is nice.

It's a gorgeous little area not far from downtown. Nice walk along the waterhole that leads to…read moremultiple places. We chose to take the paved route and still saw great views of the lake. On a weekday there is barely anyone there! I can't wait to go back when it's warmer! There are a couple benches on the hillside - wish there were more! Yes you can swim in it - but there is no lifeguard.

Excellent retreat in this heat! Walk path leads to a small cemetery that was also interesting. Lots…read moreof shaded areas where you can seat. The mini falls was so refreshing. Free parking but limited.

We paid to have a tree planted. We came at 1pm which was the designated time. No one came. We went…read moreto the office and the guy lied saying he called my friend. He finally came 1-1/2 hours later

This is a great park for many outdoor activities. There is a trail around the park for walking,…read morewhich is about 50% shaded and is just under a mile. There is a nice-sized children's play area, and there are two baseball fields for local games. The facilities in this park are up-to-date and clean. There is only one restroom building along the trail. Doggie bag stations and trash cans line the trail but there are no drinking fountains. There is ample parking for any day of the week. Overall, you will find this park to be less crowded than some of the other area parks.