It was a nice park with some neat little off trail areas. I just wouldn't recommended going on a…read moreSaturday afternoon because it is incredibly busy with soooo many kids. Which is totally understandble! It's a family friendly park, but it was definitely a lot lol We brought our dogs here, and we had a blast though. All the dog owners there were friendly and respectful of having to be in leash. Like I said, nice little off leash trails if you want a cute adventure and then about a mile long paved road if you wanna stick to just something short and simple. I recommended it if you are comfortable with lots of families with children :)

really great park for the whole family. Two large…read moreplaygrounds for the kids. One is more geared toward smaller children and the other older, however, both have things for all age groups. Swings including some basket swings for the little tots and babies. (no handicap swing) Large grassy area for sports or any other activity lots of trees and picnic tables grills pavillions bathrooms (no soap though) huge walking trail one is paved the other and my favorite cuts through the back wooded area. lots of parking but weekends can get over crowded

Not much to see This is nice to walk your dogs maybe, pet…read morefriendly But just a few benches and tones of trees Next to residential apartments and across the street of corporate buildings The main water fountain is off which was a bummer The little one in the back is cute and nice Sounds very tranquil The upside it's a quit area

When I read the name park I was expecting much more. Not much to do here but sit and/or walk around…read morethe fountain. It's pretty but wouldn't go out of my way to visit again.

Ridgepoint Park has sufficient parking and a play area for kids. It is dog friendly and the…read moreshoreline trail is well maintained for joggers, walkers and bikers. The views of the Lewisville Lake at sunset are spectacular. The sunflower fields are an added attraction when in full bloom. The park also has a porta-potty for convenience. The trail has benches to relax and watch the sunset by the lake. This park has to be a local favorite and I loved the walk along the trail. Will definitely be back.

Nice park for little kids. It's next to the Shoreline Trail where a lot of people walk, run and…read moreride bikes. There is a playground for toddlers and another set for bigger kids.

Some unique stuff like the fitness area…read more Small in general and I definitely see kids will get bored of things fast. Parking wasn't very large either but it is what it is.

Great park for kids! Lots of things to play on and keep the kids entertained! Lots of open space to…read morerun and places to sit. Only thing I did not like was that there were no bathrooms.

If you live in the High Country subdivision of Carrollton, Texas, you need to visit our beautiful…read moreneighborhood park. Part of the City of Carrollton park system, Branch Hollow Park is located at the east end of Branch Hollow Drive and is a nice, 3.5 acre area with lots of shade trees. There are 2 lighted, fenced in tennis courts, a pavilion with picnic tables and grills and a large playground for the children. You can burn off a few calories in the court, let the kids work off some extra energy on the playground and meet up with friends for a meal or just relax in the shade. The park is located at the north end of the Carrollton Blue Trail, a 4.25 mile paved path that winds along Furneaux Creek in the greenbelt. So, it makes for a great starting or endpoint for an invigorating run or bike ride, or a leisurely walk. There's a small parking lot and lots of street parking available. Hope to see you there!

This is such a great neighborhood park in Carrollton. It is on Branch Hollow just south of Hebron…read more They have 2 very nice lit tennis courts that they recommend getting reservations for. They are almost always being used when we drive by day or night. There is a nice waterfountain for people and dogs by the court but im not sure if they are working now(because of covid) There are a few picnic tables one with a covering. The playground is very well maintained with lots of different things for the kiddos to play on. The covering is rubbery which helps cushion falls. The blue trail is right behind it if you feel like doing some walking/riding your bike on a wide divided cement path (is about 4 miles). Very close to the tennis courts are three very well maintained butterfly/insect/bird areas.

At first we didn't know where we were headed because you go through a residential area to get to…read morethe Park. But once you reach the end of the street and go through the texas star gate then you'll see the big red barn! We drove up to Fritz Park to find plenty of parking spaces. There was a tent in the front selling food items before you got to the entrance. Once you cross the bridge and get your tickets, you are welcomed to the farm life! We got to ride Rosie the pony, plant magic pumpkin seeds and go through a maze, feed a piggie and the goats, haunted barn and say hello to the lemur! There were game stations for littles to play and a bakery in the corner. If you're a nursing mother, they have a special Momma Lounge to take care of baby, so thoughtful! Our family had a wonderful day trip to Irving with the farm animals!

The Animal Connection team is awesome! All the animals are so friendly and well taken care of…read more We were here for a birthday party. They have a private room and picnic tables to host events. They also have food trucks and a snowcone truck that comes by on Saturdays!

Great dog park! Having just moved to Carrollton, we were in search of a dog park. Tried another…read moreone first, but once we came here, that was it. There are three section-small dog, large dog & water. Be aware though-the small dog area gets a little swampy too when it rains a lot. All three sections are quite large and grassy (not muddy). There are plenty of poop bag stations, trash cans, water fountains and shady areas. The other pets and pet parents have always been wonderful and friendly. We have been to quite a few dog parks in the DFW area since moving here, and this is my favorite by far (and the dogs love it too). Note: To get to the dog park area, turn where the Carrollton Animal Shelter is-the dog park section is on the right just past the shelter.

So I had no clue about this "secret dog park" until I was chatting with some folks at the Waggin'…read moreTails Dog Park in Coppell. Apparently people have flocked from there to come to McInnish Park and I'm sad to say, I'm one of those people. McInnish Park doesn't come up right away in searches when you're looking for dog parks so that's why it's a hidden gem. They have a good amount of parking and the standard separate sections for big and small dogs. But wait for.....there's a THIRD section.....ohhhh....ahhhhh.....ohhhhh! The third section is welcome to all pups and features a pond/lake/watering hole for your dogs to swim and play in! I have a six month old pup and while he's been in the water before, really had no idea that he would jump right in. Wrong I was. He could not get enough of the water and sadly I had to pay for it later while attempting to clean him off. The space is nice and heavily shaded so perfect for day time. You have your standard crazy dog people who like to camp out in the small dog section with camping chairs, coolers and cliques so be aware of that. Personally, I would rather socialize with the four legged friends.

Nice little neighborhood playground and small park area. If it had more shade, it'd be an easy 5…read morestars, but it gets pretty toasty out in the sun. Picnic tables usually have good shade, but it does depend on time of day / sun location. There's somewhat of a little kid and big kid structure, IMHO. The little kid side is accessible by, say, 1.5- to 2-year olds. The taller structure is probably 4-year olds minimum and good for up to... maybe 10? Ish? It's pretty tall. One pair of little kid swings and one pair of regular swings. Generally pretty clean, so please help keep it that way! Plenty of trash cans and recycle bins. Occasionally there are groups - generally birthday parties, I'd say - that do leave messes. North of the playground the concrete path continues into one of the adjacent neighborhoods, and there are some grassy areas that are good for games like frisbee, etc. See pictures for more, plus park rules and when the park is open.

Great place for family picnic and kids to play. My kiddos had a great time at this park.read more