We love this wooden park so much! There are little nooks and hiding places for the kids'…read moreimaginations to soar. And we love the castles/fort theme. I just saw on social media that the City of Keller is going to be replacing it in 2027. There is a survey for people to take to add input until January 18 on the design for the new Johnson Road Park. It will be exciting to see what they come up with, but we certainly will miss the wooden structures.

Kids love this park! A favorite is the tire swing for sure. A lot of things to climb on and play…read moremake believe. Wood chips for ground covering and a lot of structures are wood instead of plastic. Good size shaded pavilion and next to a sidewalk walking trail as well as a public Library.

I was walking in Roanoke and literally stumbled upon this park. It was a cold dreary day, but had a…read morelot of potential for warm weather fun... Especially with the splash pad. I didn't see the url on the yelp page, so here's the city's page, and the info on it. Have fun, just be aware of all the rules! From https://roanoketexas.com/185/City-Parks Large Open Field for Kite Flying, Soccer, etc. Playground Equipment Pavilion with picnic tables Splash Pad Basketball Courts Tennis Courts Skate Park Sand Volleyball Courts Walking Trail (0.34 miles long)

Cute park!! It's tucked behind the trees, so the traffic noise from Byron Nelson Road isn't a…read morebother. You can definitely hear the train though, as it is right beside the pretty park. There are ample walking trails, a splash pad basketball court , tennis court, skateboard park, and plenty of green space for throwing a frisbee or playing with your furry pup! Today I noticed I was behind on my steps, so while little played on the playground I walked in circles around the splash pad. I doubt it is functioning right now being so late in the season, but I didn't even try to push the button. I recommend coming here and getting those steps and movement in! I would be tempted to have yoga in the park here, so calming.

My children wanted to play at "the dragon park" today, so why not! There was no one here,…read moresporadically another family would drop by but nothing like summer. They said it was so nice to run around and play without having to wait for the slides or zip line! Restrooms are still open and soap dispensers have soap, good news. Sometimes you wonder if things will be operable during fall. Good to know they keep the park in great shape. Fun visit!

We've spent many hours here watching our grandsons' baseball games. Depending on the time of day,…read moreparking can be a but if a challenge, but we go around the back side near fields one and two and can usually grab a decent spot. Concessions are usually available and the popcorn is pretty good! Always a lot of activity and fun way to spend an afternoon.

What a beautiful place! We reached just in time for sunset and it's a fabulous sight…read more There is a $10 entry fee. Quite a few parking spots. There are park benches for a picnic with friends and family or to just sit and enjoy the view of grapevine lake. A must visit park to reset. It's a dog friendly place. There are kayaks to rent on site too.

Whenever I want to go to a lake. I always chose Rockledge Park because it's close to home and I…read morelove the scenery.

This is a miniature park tucked away near apartment complexes in Northlake/Roanoke area. It is tiny…read morewith minimal equipment. There are no shade trees, no covered pavilion and no restrooms. The playground equipment has grass, dirt and no soft playground padding at all. Toddlers aren't super picky fortunately. Older children might be ready to search out another park with better facilities pretty quickly. And personally I like park benches and shade trees or a nice covered pavilion.

This is a pretty little "park" (I say in quotes because it's minimal on infrastructure, in a good…read moreway) just off to the side of the highway where you can appreciate the open spaces.

This is an expansive, beautiful park. There are baseball fields, soccer fields, football fields,…read moretwo playgrounds, fishing ponds, and trails. We have not had a chance to walk the trails yet, so I will have to update my review once we do. In regards to the playgrounds, one is a small little structure near the baseball fields and the other is a large, spread out structure that can be accessed through the second entrance into the park (NOT S Field Dr.). The playground has a small fence that runs nearly fully around it, with openings for entering and exiting. There is plenty to do, including lots of "spinney things" that my kids love. The design of the structure itself is top notch. Bark bottom. Benches are situated within the fence, circling the playground or parents can sit under the covered pavilion behind the playground. The park is beautiful and the playground is fun, but there are two negatives: 1. Lack of shade 2. Bathrooms far away from playground The play structure has limited shade covering the slide areas, which probably help to keep the equipment from getting burning hot, but there is no shade otherwise. I hope the trees they planted around the playground will grow into massive shade trees, but for now they aren't doing a thing. The bathroom is far from the playground. It's a long walk for little legs, and some parents might not feel comfortable leaving their little kids on the playground for a quick run to the bathroom, because it's not really that quick. Also, when I went, there were allllllll kinds of cicadas in the bathroom: swimming in the toilet and crawling all over the sinks. LOTS. I haven't lived in Texas long and am new to Cicadas, so I can't say if this is a sign of poor sanitation or just par for the course, but I thought it was worth noting.

Today was our first time visiting this park, my daughter didn't even want to leave! They have a…read morepond in the back, soccer fields, restrooms, shade, water fountain...everything you need for the perfect outdoors day! I recommend letting your little one play here!

Roanoke is a charming city with lovely local businesses and hospitality. Roanoke has a historic…read moredowntown with plenty of local businesses, museum and restaurants. For coffee and bakery lovers, I recommend aromas on oak, mugs cafe&bakery and oak street pie co. They have a historic visitors museum that's worth stopping by if you are in the area. I've also tried tacos from their food hall which were decent. Lastly, if you love old fashioned and modern candies, chocolate and icecream, check out hey sugar! I look forward to exploring more of Roanoke.

This is the reason I love USA, especially places like Roanoake, Texas where it is all about the…read moreAmericana style. This reminded me of a time when I took my Volkswagen van one summer and drove cross country to discover USA. I really love the small town feel that Roanoke has to offer with the most quaint and unique places to eat like Babes. Lots of one of a kind for sure with down to earth hospitality. I wish I had more time to discover Roanoke and it's local so I can really feel their culture. I even met a wonderful retired Filipina woman with her awesome family, and we even managed to practice my Tagalog that she expressed; "your tone is amazingly good for growing up in San Francisco." I am grateful everyday I wake up, thankful for being alive and that I have the best of both world, but more importantly; I feel blessed that I have this awesome opportunity to continue my journey to discover our very own homeland, USA! Roanoake you are an awesome place to visit. Cheers!

Let me start off by saying these are the most pristine, high-end athletic fields I've ever seen at…read morea community park. Even the bleachers were fancy. How very Southlake! If I were rating this based on the ball fields, it would more than likely be five stars. But, being a mom of kids not yet in sports, I came for the playground, and that is how I'll rate the park. It's an okay playground. A little small. It was big enough for my 5 kids because they were the only ones there, but I imagine on a day where sports are going on at the fields, the playground would quickly become uncomfortably crowded. My kids loved the woodsy theme - log slides, large mushrooms to climb on, doors in trees - and it was fun to watch their imaginations run wild. It's a great start for pretend play. Unfortunately, the playground has NO SHADE. No shade over the play structure, no shade over the benches. With the Texas sun and a metal slide, this is not a good combination! I'm no arborist, so I couldn't tell you if the small trees around the perimeter of the playground will one day be huge shade trees or not, but I'd venture to guess my kids will be long grown before that happens. There is a shaded seating area outside of the playground where parents of older kids could sit, but it's a little too far away for most to feel comfortable leaving a toddler, I would think. The bathrooms are clean and nicer than what the typical park has to offer. All in all, North Park doesn't stand out against the other playgrounds in the area. Bicentennial Park is just around the corner and is a much better destination for kids to burn energy and moms to catch a break.

Such a nice park for sports. Super clean (no trash), grass is green & people have a shaded bleacher…read morearea for viewing. Very large area to host multiple sports.