Nice little park, have to watch the edges because it's a very heavily wooded area !…read more It's in a very nice area though

It could go either way rating this great park. I will leave the specifics of that to a later update…read morereview. Today I want to describe why I am here. Passing this park on an out-of-the-way side street for the last two years, I noticed a "workout area" towards the entrance to the park. I made a mental note to stop and check it out but, never did until today. I usually work out daily at the recreation center but, recently due to Omnicron, I've been looking for an interesting outside place to get some exercise. I remembered passing this place and decided to check it out. On pulling up I was initially disappointed. I guess I thought the structure should be bigger, more interesting, more challenging! then I started using it. Bam!!! Hello! I thought I was in decent shape for my age but, boy was I wrong. I couldn't even make it through a few exercises on this "adult playground"!!!! It just shows you can't judge a book by its cover or make assumptions. You have to Do It. this great little outdoor gym known as the Miracle is just that. In a fairly small area, several exercises are demonstrated via placard if you need them. It will wear you out, challenge you in ways you didn't anticipate. I'm so glad I found this outdoor place to exercise in the fresh air at this time. I feel I'm getting a type of physical challenge that I didn't inside a gym. Definite Go!

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.

A very beautiful warming place for people who want to come relax, walk, run or do stroller walk. We…read moreusually go there for a mommy and me stroller walk. Has always been fun. Though I wish there were more shady trees as otherwise in summer days it gets too hot

So happy we got to check this out before our move! It's in a residential area and no one was there…read more It was nice to have the playground all to ourselves. There's small and big kid play area. My daughter loved the outer space theme. I wish we knew about this sooner because I'm sure we would have come here frequently. FYI There wasn't a restroom or water station.

Small playground tucked in residential area. Parking is street parking. They have some picnic…read moretables and a small flower garden in the front. The playground itself is perfect for 6 and under. It has been fairly empty every time we came here for a quick visit. This space center themed play are is perfect for my 3 year old. He can explore, climb and pretend play and spend an hour on his own. Perfect little park to let your little one explore as you can oversee the whole park even if you just plop down on a bench and take some deep breaths from a long day!

The literal only fault this park has is that it doesn't have a bathroom which is difficult because…read moreI have a three year old and a four year old at my three year old is on the tail end of potty training... Other than that, I absolutely loved this park. The structures on the playground were great, the other parents, who came with their children were friendly, it was perfect for a little picnic that we decided to have and there's even a trail that goes circles, the perimeter of the park which is paved. Not much more to add, definitely enjoyed the apparatuses and atmosphere.

Such a nice place to spend time with kids. Brand new playground, jogging trail, soccer field,…read morevolleyball court. Quiet, neat and relaxing...

Sometimes a quick reset is just under your nose. Thousands of people drive by here everyday having…read moreno idea a little " back to nature" 30 minute side trip is theirs for the asking. My jaunt around Bethany lakes this morning included a couple of great surprises. As I skirted the trail beside the lake,I startled a Blue Heron in the top of a tree. An older bird with a huge wingspan. Then,closer to the lake a surprise nesting duck and freshly laid egg. Spring here is perfect but the only way to see it is to... Go!

Absolutely beautiful area. A park where you can lose yourself in peace and quiet. Area is clean…read moreand lot of nice homes nearby. Almost kinda jealous of the residents.

Beautiful and special green space smack dab in the middle of civilization. Day Spring is one of…read morethose places that's more than a park. Location, layout, preservation of existing trees etc all played into the 1+1=3 synchronicity of this place. If you haven't been,shift into low gear and ... Go!

Beautiful walking trails. So perfect for a walk with good company!! There are many scenic overlooks…read morewith splendid fall colors. The path connects with many playground areas for kids (or children at heart). The rocket ship playground was a personal favorite. This is a gem I'm happy to have uncovered.

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

Restored historical Texas site, Yes! The last time I was out here, this extensive rework had not…read morebeen done. I was surprised to see the fantastic historic area upgraded to paved trails, new bridges, flood control, fencing and legends. The place can be hard to find as it is in a parking lot behind a light manufacturing complex. However, its worth the search and find. Lower your expectations because its not an in-your-face fabulous tourist attraction. As a matter of fact, few know it's even here. On the other side of the trees lies a major interstate highway heading north with a constant stream of heavy traffic. Ironic since the road is paralleling the very railroad tracks laid 150 years ago heading north to the rest of the country. This dam was built in 1874 to pool water in the stream as a source for passing locomotives! What a feat when you consider how many of these they had to build in this country to run the steam engines. Im glad this has been preserved for everyone to think about how recently in our history no one lived here and transportation equipment ran on water! Recommend checking it out. Go!

This little park might be the underdog of local green spaces, but don't underestimate it. It's…read moresandwiched between Bethany (a six-lane highway), in front of a Kroger parking lot and McDonald's but somehow manages to feel like a peaceful space. There's a huge colorful fun playground for kids, a large shaded gazebo and a surprise cast of wildlife including turtles, frogs, ducks, geese, and swans. We stop here often to eat our McDonald's after shopping at Krogers.. who knew running errands could include a moment watching nature, lol.

Cute little spot right by the Kroger parking lot. There's a playground that's probably more…read moresuitable for 5+ year olds. However, it is doable for younger as well. There's also a little creek running by with turtles, fish, and ducks living in there. My toddler loves coming to visit them.

Five stars for this small, quaint park. Has a water fountain, play area, covered picnic tables,…read morebike trail leading to other parks, open field (today I saw someone flying a kite). No restrooms. There are always various families & kids here. I feel safe.

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