No complaints. Driving through town from Scottsdale, AZ to Southlake, TX. Stopped in Odessa for a…read moregood night sleep! We found this great little dog park....our dog went to the large side and had lots of fun running and playing with the local dogs. Water, poop bags, benches, covered area, large parking area. Looked like they may have even had public rest rooms. Grass, dirt and some mud...but large fenced area for dogs to have freedom from leash!

Very spacious and nice! Only thing is...the park was covered in pet waste. Pet parents are not…read morecleaning up after their pets and park maintenance isn't maintaining. My dogs didn't mind though! They loved it!

I took a morning walk here with my friend and her two dogs…read more It looks small but there were a decent amount of trails from which to choose. The trail is so west TX with mesquite trees and dry dirt everywhere. We saw a cute quail flying by and then scurrying across the trail. The dogs loved it and there's also a dog park for them across the street. The nature center is also next to a golf course. It was a great start to our day and beautiful watching the sun rise.

Amazing! A great place to walk with the animals or kids! So…read moremany great things to learn and discover. The bugs and plant are awesome! The pond with the ducks are so cute!!! Also, the garden you have to take a look at its beauty will amaze you! The main sibley building is so cool! The yano room is so fun! The people there are so nice and funny!

More know as Memorial park has trees an grass running water if your dog dares to enter it, alots of…read moreducks an people be active walking or running. The park has poo bags just in case

I water skied on Buffalo wallow lake back in the 80s .l was hoping somebody would have the picture…read morefrom the ODESZA American newspaper.

they have very friendly staff!!! they have tons of cabins, shower houses, and laundry mats…read more and very cute office kittys!! i definitely recommend stopping by if you are traveling!!!!

We love this RV park. The owner, Karen is amazing, very personable and sweet. Nikki basically took…read moreour oldest son under her wing during our stay as we recently moved to TX and he hasn't met a lot of friends yet. We had three issues during our stay. One - often the washing machines and/or dryers are out of service and with a family of six that can be frustrating. Two - the water was shut off one evening and there wasn't communication to the tenants affected and did not end up getting resolved until almost midnight. Given it was 40 degrees, I wasn't going to take myself or my toddler and infant to the showers available within the park. Three - we had an issue with a VERY rude employee but luckily her poor behavior was addressed and is no longer an issue. This was a HUGE step up from the park we stayed in previously and I will definitely be back to bring my boys in to visit because they love everyone.

YOU NEED TO GO HERE! Whether you make your whole road trip about coming to this awesome state park,…read moreor just make it part of another trip like we did, you have to come to Monahans Sandhills and rent a sand disc from the visitor center (or bring your own) to sled down the sand dunes with your friends or family. This was my daughter's #1 memory from our whole trip and we spent 3 days in Big Bend - but apparently sledding down the sand dunes beat out all the cool hikes and stuff we saw (she's still talking about it). Honestly, this was so affordable and could be hours and hours of fun, along with the beautiful desert views that you could enjoy on hikes. Probably not as fun in 100+ degree temps, but being there around the New Year was amazing. 10/10 place to stop and have a ton of fun!

the sandhills are very cool. the sand is very soft and they are tall. shadows look neat. they have…read morea visitor center with limited hours.

Driving in from Hobbs, NM, I could tell my brother's pitbull was getting squirmy in the back of his…read morefull-sized truck. Prior to heading to Andrews for her vet appointment, I saw "Andrews Dog Park" on Google maps. (I scour the map every once in a while to see if any new places pop up. Lol.) I parked the truck on the side street. Free parking is available. Right away I noticed all the trees and a nice chain-linked fence. As soon as I unleashed her inside the large dog area, she was sniffing her way around a red dirt and turf-filled area. She had such energy in this place! (Albeit, she was the lone pup that morning of May 9, 2023.) A separate area for small pooches, special needs doggies, and senior pups was also availble - with more level ground. There were small hilly areas, a red fire hydrant, some concrete pads, and multiple dog waste bag stations. I'm super jealous of this little park. Good call on the design of this little park, City of Andrews! Please help it stay clean and nice by picking up after your beloved canine before you leave. There were multiple trash cans. Large truck and trailers should have no problem navigating through here - 'cause I know truck drivers and campers need these tips too! Post a picture of your dog on here for me. Love, Jenni & her canine niece, Hennessy

Only God loves you more than a dog! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness This is actually quite a nice dog park depending on what you're looking for. It has a very nice double-gated concrete entry area as well as a nice concrete pad with a shade structure and a picnic table in both the big and small dog park. Although the first portion of the dog park is my favorite astro turf!! It is done quite nicely and certainly keeps the gate area from getting muddy. But it is very important that you pick up after your dog because it shows up real quick on the astro turf. Half the dog park is just natural ground covering with a few little hills for your dog to run up and down as well as a few trees for them to run around. There are multiple poop bag dispensers hidden around the park as well as a very nice water feature. Parking is right in front of the dog park. Searching for true love and forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a DOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness

Del Norte Dog Park. I think this is the only official "dog park" in Hobbs, NM…read more Nope, this is not cutting it for a dog park, though. Broken glass in the streets. Beer cans always in the parking lot near here. Trash everywhere. Dog owners not picking up after their canines. Sticker patches in the large dog area - huge ones that I noticed they tried to weed whack down, but the damn things are still all over the ground. I walk a 75-pound pitbull here often early mornings and constantly see other dogs not on leashes. They run immediately towards us. It's always small dogs. Makes me nervous because I never want to see this sweet girl get provoked. When you face the entrance, the small dog area is over to the left. A communal area is in the middle. Large dog area is to the right. All of them have separate fencing and gates. Don't come here in the evenings when all the youngsters are revving up their engines and trying to be cool nearby. It's a late night hangout for them. PROS + the gates are set up nicely + dog waste stations + obstacle courses + free, ample parking within walking distance + one water station in the communal area

We took our two boys and they really enjoyed it. They have water fountains available for dogs and…read morepeople, a covered seating area, and three different play areas for different sized dogs. The areas are mostly like obstacle courses but they is also plenty of room for your children to run around and have fun!