Great off-road park for side by sides, ATV's and jeeps. Had many different types of obstacles from…read moremud holes to hill climbs to rocks.

From the owner: Offroad for Atv's, Jeeps, and Mudtrucks. We also have camping. Look us up on facebook.read more

Best lake in my opinion clean , people were so respectful and friendly, waters were clean and…read morebeautiful! Thanks for the experience

We love this state park. Very quiet and peaceful with nice hiking trails. We fell in love with the…read morepig and goat at the "petting zoo". However, we were VERY disappointed in two things: 1) The cabins are old and unkept. We had a hole in the wall near the front door and daylight showing under the front door. The entire cabin was filled with ants. They were on the floor, walls, and ceiling. Every hour I was running around squashing ants. We had to hang everything on hooks/hangers or leave it in the car. Water leaked from underneath the tile in front of the shower. The staff said the State has the money to renovate, but they keep delaying it. So sad to lose customers because they won't spend the money to update it. 2) The pet fee is $40 per day per pet. We had 2 dogs totaling 22 pounds. There was NO extra work on behalf of the staff after we left. Most place charge a deposit that is refundable if there is no damage. They should review their pet policy and consider reducing or eliminating the fee and instead having a refundable deposit. With $80/night for the dogs and $110+ for the cabin, we could have stayed in a nice VRBO home with a fenced backyard and without bugs.

Plano has some amazing recreation centers. Even though I don't live in Plano, I make the effort to…read moredrive there once a week now to go swimming. They have several recreation centers with indoor pools. The one at Oak Point is the closest to me, so go here even though my membership is good at all of Plano's recreation centers. The first time I tried this out, I bought a one month pass for $33. That's the cost if you are not a resident of Plano. After enjoying my weekly experience swimming here, I decided to invest in an annual membership. It's over $200 for non-residents, but since my city doesn't have an indoor pool available year round for residents, this is my only option. This is an olympic sized pool, but the lap lanes are lined for the short course of 25 yards instead of the long course of 50 yards. Thank goodness because I'm horribly out of shape. I love that when I come, I can usually split the lane with someone. It's rarely crowded, and plenty of people are lucky enough to get a lane to themselves. There is usually a lane reserved for water walking. Sometimes there are other activities that take place and many of the lanes are closed for reserved groups like swim team or water aerobics classes. This pool also features a deep end with a diving board. On the other side, there is a jungle gym obstacle course pool area. Off to the side is a shallow toddler pool. Outside there are two more pools! One of the outside pools has a shore entrance and periodically a horn sounds to let you know that some wave action is about to start. The two outdoor pools are popular with kids and families. During the summer months, the outdoor pools are open every day. After Labor Day, I think they are only open on the weekends. My membership allows me access to other Plano recreational facilities. Also, there is a gym inside Oak Point with free weights, weight machines, and cardio equipment like treadmills. I haven't even been into the gym yet. Not sure I ever will. I'm just so happy to be able to swim year around in the indoor pool.

This is impressive! Pool with water park, nice multipurpose facility, ample parking, trails, and…read morewas perfect for a triathlon event! This is great for all no matter if you are on wheels, cane, foot, or being carried! Excellent job Plano!

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.

We love this adventure obstacle course and have been many times…read more Here is what you should know if you are considering going: It is rather rigorous. I am an athlete and offer you should not go if you are not physically capable. Injured? Don't go. Also, if you are a group or have children, let others pass you as you will slow them down. Staff are not on the course. Do not expect them to come help you. Be self sufficient. Set reasonable expectations for yourself. And don't worry about what other people think. Hydrate. This is physical exercise. And have fun! This is fun! Be free with yourself and your companions. Laugh! Connect with nature. Enjoy challenging yourself. Try something new. Why 4 stars instead of 5? Staff are inconsistent and so is the upkeep. For example on today's visit one of the ropes was broken but I was allowed to use the obstacle anyway. That seemed very unsafe to me. The locks are malfunctioning etc. But overall we enjoy coming out and will continue to do so.

This was a Christmas present for my two daughters and the boyfriend of one of my kids. I decided…read moreto join them as well. Everyone loved the experience. I am not scared of heights but I was terrified. That first tree crossing is scary but after that, it got better, not easier, just better. Our trainer and guide was great. You are in a harness the entire time so you aren't going to fall to the ground or anything! The entire experience took almost two hours. 2 out of 4 of us would do it again! The 2 that wouldn't do it again lived it but we're a bit scared.

Great place to workout at a great price. Classes and child care too. Many activities always going…read moreon for all ages in the area too. Friendly staff, can rent their rooms as well. We have a family membership and my wife enjoys she can drop off the kids while she works out too during the day. Limited equipment like only one of most machines but usually not crowded enough to not be able to rotate back to what you want to use.

Need more actual workout equipment and not just treadmills and the employees need to tell people…read morethat the squat rack is for squats and not arm exercises that would be a start especially for 45 when it's minutes

Think of just about any outdoor activity on level ground and you'll find it at North Lakes Park…read more The 350-acre property features miles of walking trails, plus countless amenities, from soccer and baseball fields to tennis courts, volleyball courts, a frisbee golf course, a driving range, playgrounds, picnic areas, fishing ponds, and a beautifully maintained dog park with multiple pens. The restrooms are kept clean, and there is ample parking, even on the weekend. This is a great place to get some fresh air, whether solo or with family and friends, and enjoy the beauty of nature!

The park needs massive renovation/upkeep- particularly in the disc golf area. There are weeds,…read morestickers, trash in the more dense area, signs missing where the disc golf goal is, and even a homeless person with a tent RIGHT UNDER ONE OF THE GOALS! So for now that goal is unusable... I'm thankful for this to even exist but it's gotten out of hand that even though I live closest to this I'm tempted to go elsewhere. But for the rest of the park- it is truly amazing- a driving range, tennis, fishing area- I'm thankful- but city of Denton please restore the disc golf course!

We did this last year and it was so much fun! Like everyone else, I love Harry Potter and the…read moreworld of it. We went on a night where it was raining and chilly and it just perfectly set the vibe. The only problem we had was the parking was not super clear and would have been better with better signage. But overall, it was a great experience for fans of any age!

Lace up your comfy shoes for this unique adventure! This traveling experience is currently located…read more just north of Frisco at Little Elm beach. If you are an above average fan, the price tag and amount of outdoor walking likely won't deter you. If you are just looking for something different but haven't seen at least 3 of the movies, I would be tempted to pass. We were lucky and had perfect weather for the 1-1.5 trail. I noticed that they had a small coat check but we kept our jackets just in case. The trees significantly reduce the wind so people were shedding jackets and wishing we brought a wagon to carry them and bottled waters. Saturday night ran us $72 for adults, $57 for kids, $5 for parking, $7-8 hot chocolates and $8-13 cake pops. Shortly upon entering, I sensed that the price tag wasn't going to justify the experience for some of our group. We had a former superfan, about 3 years from the height of her obsession. She enjoyed it the most but still thought the price and distance could have been reduced. Follow the concrete trail and you'll enjoy some scenes from the movie along with a few audio snippets. The lights are well done and the few interactive stops were the most appreciated by our youngest fans. At these stations, there are a few wands to use for the wand dual or casting a spell. It isn't scary and kids and older people seemed to do fine strolling the path in the dark. The staff spaced groups out so you aren't shoulder to shoulder. Maybe a 10-15 min light for picture opportunities and then move on to the next. The end drops you at snack and drink pit stop, roast some huge marshmallows or hit the merch store and pick up your wand, starting at $45. It was a very chill crowd at our 7pm entry. We were a few minutes late but luckily it didn't matter. Eventually we got our drinks situation settled and begin our tour. We saw the stag and stopped a few minutes later due to a line. The group is let in and a staffer reviews your journey. Overall it was enjoyable. You will feel slightly rushed through the interactive stations as everyone wants to get a picture or take a turn. Hang back towards the end of the group if you suspect you'll need additional time. The curvy paths aren't super wide so skip the giant wagons/strollers.

I take my daughter here and she loves it a lot but in the foam pit there are frogs in there…read moresometimes but overall very good Thank you for reading!

We absolutely love, love love Acheivers Gymnastics! Coach, Patty, and Coach Kiersten have been…read moreabsolutely wonderful with my daughter who has been at the gym for a little over a year now. They provide the ability for her to work on her confidence to grow her skills and they offer her a fun class every week, we even moved further away and will continue to drive 45 minutes just to come to Acheivers because the level of coaching and kindness that they provide is well worth it!!