Pleasant, calming and serene park…read more Natural Spring fed Damed to create several small " lakes" Annually stocked with trout I don't visit nearly enough

The disk golf course is nice. They have a nice playground area and the lake. Lots of people fish…read morethere. They do have a bathroom and it on Mustang trail so it's a nice pit stop if needed.

Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's…read morequite large and has a number of amenities like a small pond, winding creek and access to an adventure park on the grounds. There are trails as well as paved paths for walking and jogging enthusiasts. The trails do not have much of an elevation change, but they are immersive enough to where you feel like you are in nature. In the midst of one of the trails, you can see the platforms and zip lines associated with the Go Ape Adventure Park. There is a part of another trail that has a beautiful wooden deck that is very peaceful and is akin to other parks I've experienced in Japan and Hawaii. So, if you like changes of scenery, Oak Point is a great option- it's a chameleon in that way. There are restroom facilities that are well maintained located by the large pond as well as ample parking. As far as variety of landscapes and well maintained grounds, Oak Point is definitely a terrific option for outdoor activities in DFW.

this is a great nature spot with cool trails. some of them were overgrown and not well kept with…read morelots of poison ivy. some of the trails were very muddy and slippery. the boardwalk feature is nice.

This is such a beautiful city park. I found it challenging to find a restroom on the weekend when…read moreno sporting event was going on. Beautiful memorial trees along the walking path. The walking path around the pond is 0.5 miles. The playground appears well-maintained. There are easily 8 park tables under a shaded pavilion for picnics. Lots of beautiful ducks in the pond and kids fishing.

It was a beautiful park! We played on the playground for hours! Walked around the lake!!read more

Does not care about the safety of their customers ! Daughter and friend were allowed to go out on…read morepaddle board and got stuck with high winds and strong currents . We're unable to make it back to shore , until they flagged Down jet skis to help them . do not recommend!

I wanted to try stand up paddle boarding and I found DFW Surf. My wife and I took a lesson and it…read morewas a great experience. We decided to join the Surf Club. The coaches are amazing and there are many activities, including paddle tours like sunrisepaddle, sunset paddls and my Fridaynightpaddle and a pint. There is also, SUP yoga, SUP racing, and wake surfing for all levels. My wife and I have been members for about ten years now, and we have we have met so many great people through the club.

Lots to do in this park while you are waiting on your kids at Allen High school…read more It's pretty and covers some distance so walkers/runners can get in a few miles plus it connects to another trail. Many people come here for family photos on the little bridge. Very quaint. There are ball fields here too. Plus some Pokémon Go can be played. Several gyms and stops. It's not bad for trainers. Several parking areas make it easy to access. And it has several access points as well. Abuts the high school.

Allen Station Park is a Beautiful Park that celebrates the history of when this was a watering…read morestation for the old steam locomotives coming through Allen, TX . It is within eyesight of the Allen Eagle Stadium. There are beautiful, walking trails and bicycling paths. Much of the length of some of the trails runs along the creek. Today the park also pays host to sporting events, though it's homage to yesteryear is not lost. This 125 acre park offers a variety of activities for people. There is a BMX track and skate park, baseball/softball diamonds, hiking & biking trails, grill and picnic table, a playground, and more. I was just here for a stroll. I had been at the dam site on the other side of Exchange Parkway, and there was a trail connecting the two areas that I walked. It was a nice paved trail that is protected by surveillance cameras. It's always good to feel safe! Review #2110

We didn't actually spend much time at the park, but it looked nice. Rather, we accessed the Taychas…read moreTrail through the park. In case you're wondering about which way to go on the trail, because it goes both north and south from the park, please please go north. We didn't know any better and decided to go south, figuring we'd go around a half mile, get to the end, turnaround, and hit the rest. Well, the trail now connects to another trail on the south side of 121. If you're planning to walk to the south end and turn around, you've got a long way to go. After a mile going south, we turned around. The south stretch (most of which isn't actually Taychas) isn't shady and honestly isn't that great. However, the north stretch of Taychas trail from the park was very nice. Much more shade and available trash cans (for throwing away dog poop bags you carried along your southern journey). Unfortunately, we ran out of time and didn't get to see the northern end, but we will...next time when we decide to go north instead of south!

Hidden gem that is perfect to cool off on a hot day. Great for kids of all ages. A little difficult…read moreto navigate after it rains and is very muddy, but still fun.

This is one of our favorite parks in the area. It's very well maintained and has so much space. The…read moreplayground and splash pad keep my 3 year old and 6 year old entertained for hours.

Excellent park to walk and get your steps in. There is plenty scenery including woody and lake…read moreareas to enjoy. This park will bring a smile to parents and children who love to play on jungle gyms. This park also had baseball fields, tennis courts and huge grass areas to enjoy a picnic with your loved ones.

Great trail. I've walked parts of it many times with my parents and we always enjoyed it. Lots of…read moreshaded areas, mostly level, and very nice. I've spotted a few interesting animals along the way (owl, etc.) and the water station and dam is really cool.

Love this trail. Love walking this with my husband!! Also a good biking trail and people bring…read moretheir dogs.

Grabbed our friends and headed out for an Urban Adventure. Who knew you could kayak doen the…read moreTrinity River right here in the Carrollton area!?

We did the Blast River run with single kayaks. The first part of the tour was the most beautiful…read morepart. Overall the river is clean but there were some spots where trash was deposited from previous washouts. I would try a run farther up river for a better experience next time. The staff was friendly and helpful but the rental equipment is definitely well worn and some in our group had problems with adjusting their seat backs and the seat cushions were quite hard after 1 hour on a 3 hour trip.

Great Dockside Services for small to Large size power and Sailboats Take it froom an old Cedar…read moreMills Yacht Club membe, it.'s land ahoy! Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

I dropped my boat off for a routine maintenance (oil change and impeller change) and when I picked…read morethe boat up, the engine was Hydro locked. I am now out $26,000 for a new engine and grand Pappy will not pay for anything. I started the boat for 30 minutes before I dropped it off and when I picked it up, I got the red light within three minutes of starting it. Do not trust their service department with anything. They also put yay too much engine oil in.