This is a pretty slick park with one of the larger pieces of playground equipment that I've seen in…read moreBurleson. Quite a lot of activities for the kids to play on, use their imaginations and burn off some energy. It's standing on a soft mulch base so the less steady little ones won't scrape themselves when they inevitably fall down. And that's all good stuff! There is also a swing set, benches and picnic tables under a picnic shelter. The main feature for me was the walking track that looks two tenths of a mile around the park. [Review 16037 overall - 223 in Texas - 1542 of 2021.]

Cute little playground with some shade and a few different slides. It was great for my 3 year old…read moreand 10 month old to play on.

Not a great park but definitely a good one as it has a small parking lot and a very tall piece of…read moreplayground equipment in the usual bright primary colors that make it attractive for the kids. I didn't get too close to take pictures today because it was in use by two moms and their kids. Creepy single dude taking pictures, not a great look. There are several picnic tables scattered around and some charcoal grills, though they're mostly under the trees which will make for some interesting smoke situations. The best feature here is the walking trail that goes quite a distance and links up all the way across 35W to the top of the country club. Very, very cool. [Review 16029 overall - 216 in Texas - 1534 of 2021.]

This is a small park with a kids playground in the middle of a neighborhood on the east side of…read moreBurleson. If you're up for a fun hike, take the 10-feet-wide concrete trail through the trees and if you're adventurous, you can go underneath I-35W to the west side of the freeway and end up near Old Town on the west side after a little more than 2 miles.

Great park my kiddo loves going. Has a toddler playground and a larger playground for older kids…read moreacross the creek. Some courts too for basketball and tennis. The library is right across the street too. Has a bathroom and pavilion.

Somebody is being weird and cutting the nets off of the goals! They take pride it it to because…read moreit's gone by the next day! Waiting until nobody is there and taking it down for whatever reason

I stopped in here to check it out while I was around the corner at the Renfro-Clark House. This is…read morea pretty neat little playground. I think my only concern here is that there isn't a gate or fence around the parking lot so parents are going to need to pay extra special attention to the little ones. The playground set is quite nice and in excellent condition. There are covered picnic tables nearby for the adults to sit and watch. Perhaps you will indeed have your picnic here. Plenty of parking. The "fixed" cornhole was pretty neat. I couldn't help myself and threw the bags. I actually got TWO in! [Review 16034 overall - 220 in Texas - 1539 of 2021.]

It's a nice little park, but it's advance. Toddlers can't do much. It's more like a optical course…read morefor young children. Lots of things to balance on and tall slides. They also have corn hole on the side to play. That was nice. Definitely check it out.

Small neighborhood park. It is very well kept. We enjoyed our time there. Enough for kids of all…read moreages.

Went today July 1, 2020. Despite it being 1000 degrees outside, my children loved it. The…read moreplayground has a small shaded area. There is a nice picnic table. The grass was well kept. The park is very clean and nicely maintained.

Clean dog park and overall my dog enjoyed it. The water fountain was very clean, the only downside…read moreis the trash cans sit out in the sun and bake. Not a very pleasant smell!

Outstanding park with clean sidewalks. The community was wonderful. You can tell the neighborhood…read morereally takes care of this park. I would highly recommend.

My little one and I met up with a few friends and their kiddos. We started at one of the playground…read moreareas by the splash pad and then headed over to the splash pad. It was fun and for the splash pad water to turn on, you just pressed the button on the concrete pillar that is close to the entrance. We arrived early enough to grab a table that's inside the splash pad area. There are only two tables that have two benches arched to them and there are also about 4 benches to sit aside from the tables with their seating areas. It was definitely a good time. It's an enormous playground area, with a small splash pad and a trail in the back. I loved that some of the playground areas were shaded, which is crucial especially in this summer heat. Sadly, the swings aren't shaded. You can honestly be here with your little one/s for hours (when it's not as hot) since there are a lot of playground areas, swings and such a big and open grassy area for them to run around. This is for sure a shout to take your little one/s to let so if their energy out and run around or play in the different playgrounds and get on swings. Friendly reminder, parents or guardians, please look after your children, especially if you know they don't do well with other kids, even more so if the kiddos they are bullying are younger than they are. Don't get upset or bothered if another parent has to intervene, since you aren't doing anything and are just on your phone. Please be mindful and considerate of others, just in general. Everyone just wants to enjoy their time.

This is a huge park and I think they've done the cleanup that Candice mentioned in her review four…read moreyears ago. The splash pad is closed for the season (it's October 2021 now) but the playgrounds were being used today. Several kids were actively swinging and climbing on the various playground sets. The largest playground is completely enclosed by a low fence and has a rubberized base. There is a large picnic shelter with a few tables underneath that was being used today. An 18 hole disc golf course, walking path and a number of natural areas make this a nice park for accessing some nature. [Review 16041 overall - 226 in Texas - 1546 of 2021.]

I'm not sure if the City of Joshua has more parks or just this one, because their website isn't…read morevery detailed. It's a small town so this is a very valiant effort and it's a very nice park. The park has a lighted full court basketball court, picnic tables, a splashpad (with seating for the adults) and a pretty amazing picnic shelter. There are three lighted baseball fields for amateur and tournament play. Large parking lot and a playground. Definitely a fan! [Review 16027 overall - 214 in Texas - 1532 of 2021.]

On Google maps it says that the park it's closed today Saturday but I came in and it's open…read more There's nothing special about this park. The grass and the plants look dry in gray But this is the closest one near me and I needed to walk my dog. I didn't walk my dog through the path because there is a snake warning. There's a basketball court, baseball court and a playground for kids, the parking lot has 2 sides, overall it's an ok park, it doesn't look well maintained to be honest the trailer park next door looks greener and more alive. Btw it's open from 5am to 11 PM.

I visited this location with my grandmother and sister. We were excited to spend the day swimming,…read moreeating, and having a fun time together. The swimming experience was enjoyable, but the food was very disappointing. After swimming for a while, we decided to visit the food stand. We ordered two ICEEs, two pizzas, and one order of nachos. Unfortunately, the ICEEs were not very cold, were only partially filled, and did not meet our expectations. The pizzas were also disappointing. They were extremely small--about the size of my hand--and much smaller than a typical personal pizza. The sauce appeared dried out, and the pizza was served cold. The nachos were equally underwhelming and did not seem fresh. Overall, while we enjoyed the swimming facilities, the food quality did not match the experience. I would recommend bringing your own food if permitted, rather than purchasing food on-site. 30$ was the cost by the way

Hot time; Summer in Burleson. I will speak to the Pool and Splash pad sections of this…read moreestablishment. Weekends during the Summer are packed. Play it safe and reserve a table. We got there mid afternoon and, by chance, were able to score a table. Outdoor pool is divided into shallow and deep ends. Also, it has a diving board an adjacent overhead shaded overhang, seats, loungers and a cantina for concessions. Mind the cantina hours. I purchased the nachos with jalapeños. Cheese topping was ample. Portion was totally share-able. Remember to ask for paper towels! Staff was on their game. Door staff was able to locate our reservation pretty efficiently. Life guards were alert. Outdoor pool has a process where all kids are asked out of the pool for the last 20 minutes on the hour. This allows for adults to share in an adults only swim. There's an outdoor shower, water fountain and restroom with hand dryers. Indoor area includes a waiting pool connected to the Lazy River, a couple slides, and another break out pool. There are chairs that hugged the walls for bathing suit cover ups, shoes, etc. There are no indoor cubbies. I would say bring toys/ etc items in here at your own risk. The Lazy River keeps a decent pace. There was an incident of sick child in the water and life guards handled it accordingly. The area was restricted for the rest of our time spent there. Splash pad section rocked. Fountains that would dump water, play squirting cannons, frogs to sit upon and so on. All and all, this was a solid place to have a kid's birthday. Additional families had the same idea. Many a celebration was had that day. Parking available for the center. Our party had a blast with the party favor being that kids slept hard that evening. A perfect regrouping before school beginning again. Enjoy!

This is a fun 2.5 mile hike (5 miles round trip) that takes you from just outside of Old Town on…read morethe west side of I-35W to a neighborhood on the east side. You'll walk through hundreds of trees, along a creek, past Hidden Creek Golf Course, under the freeway, through an open field with lots of wild flowers and birds, through a cemetery and an industrial area, winding through a residential neighborhood, more woods, and finally ending up at a kids playground on the other side. Dogs are welcome and cyclists will enjoy not fighting with cars for a while and both ends of the trail have bike lanes and parking lots. There are two water stations along the trail and one of them in the middle near the cemetery has water for your dog. There are distance markers at every quarter-mile to track your progress.