My boys really enjoyed this park because everything is low profile, unique, and totally made for…read morethe toddler age range. They couldn't get enough of the rolling slide!

A great location for families to get together during warmer weather. Would love to see upgrades!…read moreNew playground equipment, maybe a splash pad would be AMAZING! Unfortunately the rubber flooring is deteriorating, metal playground equipment in the summer heat too hot to play on... great new restrooms built last year! Just hoping to see some newer upgrades soon

Love the river walk. Good trees, nice and covered. Feels safe. There are lighted paths. Clean walk…read moreways and people fishing.

Probably the last day to walk along the Concho without bursting into flames before Texas Summer…read moreArrives. Bars along the way offer AC

We went back here because of the last time we were here. Texas parks never disappoint. Our site was…read morequiet, bathrooms and showers hot, and we got to see buffaloes ( bison...I forgot) and longhorn cows getting fed. Sites are all very spacious and can be remote as you want.

The park was mellow, not many scenic views but that's u understandable for the area. The lake was a…read moretad on the small side, I was looking for more of a scenic area but the sights were on the dry side.

Spacious, clean, and has things for all ages! Stumbled upon this park on our way somewhere. There…read moreare slides, swings, climbing areas, and digging spots with separate designated areas for younger and older kids. Plenty of benches for parents to easily see children playing. Grass areas for running around. Stations set up for horse shoe games. Large pad for skating/skateboarding or playing basketball. There's even a spot by the water to sit if desired.

I found this park to try out my skating. I love the openness of of it. The skate park is really…read morewell down. There's a walking trail, basketball court, and a street hockey rink. Great place to exercise.

On Monday my Lovely Wife and I decided to go out on a Church Outing on Tuesday to the City of San…read moreAngelo "International Waterlily Collection". We met up at our Church and boarded the Church Bus. It didn't take very long to get there because you can go just about anywhere in San Angelo in 10 minutes - and that's what we did. The "International Waterlily Collection" is a pretty nice Park where Waterlily's cover Seven Ponds consisting of 300,000 gallons of water - which also has a bunch of little fish in each pond keeping the mosquitos and bugs away from you. Thank-You-Fishies. We had a guided tour and the information provided was more than enough to fill your head. Ya Gotta See This for Yourself - it's Amazing and Beautiful.

It was November when we went. This is the biggest water lily collection in San Angelo. If you like…read morelilies then come see this place. It's free.

So thankful for finding this place! Beautiful park and awesome playground, easy parking and…read morefriendly faces. What more could you ask for?

Easily one of the nicest playgrounds we've been to…read more We're on a journey from San Antonio to Colorado Springs via Santa Fe with an 11 month old and a 3 year old. We plan stops every 3ish hours. Kid's Kingdom was one such stop. Obviously I peeped the pics ahead of time, so I was expecting a pretty nice large play area.. but we all know pics can be deceiving. Not here. The mulch, grass, fences, and equipment are all really well maintained. The picnic area and trash cans are kept clean. It's right across from the San Angelo River walk (which is really pretty, but we didn't check it out). There's a little body weight type of work out spot just a few feet away under the bridge, and plenty of benches or spots to sit on all throughout the equipment. My personal favorite thing about the playground was the tandem baby swing. My youngest loves swinging, but she gets a real quick when I get to do it with her! My oldest got a kick out of the huge sandbox (I didn't so much) Down sides? Even though there are a few covered spots sprinkled throughout the equipment, and a little shade from the surrounding trees, most of the playground gets direct sunlight. It's summer time in TX, so it was a cool 98-100 degrees while we were there. Some canopies would've made a huge difference! Also, even though the outhouse style (although flushable) toilets were kept generally clean, the smell of sewage was pretty severe when you got close. Yuck. Overall, though, great playground!

Small kids park off the road. Made of wood with tons of labrythin slides, monkeybars, climbing and…read moremore. In the shade even at mud day. Restrooms are not that far from the playground. They have a tot section for smaller kids. It was well kept when we went, no trash or graffiti. Picnic tables right outside the playground with plenty of parking.

What a great bike shop. I am new to the area. I called them today about an issue with my bike…read more Sebastian said bring it in. We did and within 2 hrs Sage had fixed the cable and also suggested that I replace the chain. What a way to make this my new Bike shop. Thank you guys. Karla

The guys at Peyton's Bikes are top notch. They are very knowledgeable about the products they sell…read moreand do what they can to get you on the road or trail on the best possible bike for you as an individual. They also provide superior service quality wether you bring them a 50 dollar bike or a 10000 dollar bike. Highly recommend giving these guys a shot.

THE BIG: Beautiful, scenic stone arrangement located in Big Bend National Park. The trail leading…read moreup to is called the Grapevine Hills Trail. THE BLACK AND WHITE: It took about 25 mins driving on a sketchy unpaved road to get to the trail start. It's bumpy and make sure you have a car that can clear roughly 7 inches of super potholey roads. The hike itself wasn't bad. It's roughly 2 miles round trip and it is HOT. Even in late March when we went, it is brutal at 11am. It's flat for the first portion but it gets into rock scrambles near the end of the trail leading up to Balanced Rock. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Rocky road to get to the spot, but you're rewarded with a beautiful view of Balanced Rock that could be a part of Arches national park, plus a couple hundreds of miles.