I always come back to this place because I absolutely love it! Everything is very well organized,…read morethe lake is clean, the restrooms are always clean, and you can rent gazebos for a BBQ with family and friends. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a relaxing day outdoors. Admission: * Monday-Thursday: $10 * Friday: $20 I'm not sure about the weekend price since I haven't been there on a weekend yet.

We spent most of the summer at Twin Points this year. Such a fun lake! One of those times we rented…read morea pavilion, which elevated the whole experience having a shade and a table. There are picnic tables but they're first come. Today the water was clean and hardly anyone was there, mostly moms and toddlers. We visited the Kona store and they've got snacks, drinks and of course Kona Ice! If you forget sunscreen or sunglasses they have those items too.

We were in the neighborhood and decided to go check it out…read more The parking spots are pretty cool to start (we are from Illinois). I like that most are in the shade. There is an area for learning with some air plane wings and a place to sit and chill. Walk a bit further and there is a waterfall. Wasn't moving a lot of water the day we went, but it was still a good photo. We walked out a bit further and didn't see anything more but an open path for walking. It was nice to be out in the fresh air and walk for a bit.

This place is a perfect little picture spot. If you know where to go (secret!), it's easy to find a…read morecozy corner of the creek to have a quiet brunch picnic or you can use the main trail to pass by lots of big families enjoying their afternoon out. The main falls area is best enjoyed in the early morning when there isn't a drought of any severity, as it dries up pretty easily. You'll hear lots of planes on the nearby airbase but it's only annoying if you don't live around here. Before the pandemic, this place was a true hidden gem but it has become more crowded since then, even with the world's tiniest and easily missed parking lot acting as population control. I'll always love this park and going for photo ops but I miss when it was overlooked.

Thank you for partnering with the FW Library and hosting Literacy Days in the summer months! My…read morechildren and I enjoy hiking and exploring this beautiful Texas Landmark. Today the bison were being transferred to another area as we arrived. I love how much care the animals receive by the staff. Not only the animals but the land as well. Amazing place to reconnect with nature :)

Enjoyed seeing the prairie dogs today. They were out and about wahooing here and there as we…read morewatched. The only bad part was we wasted 20-30 minutes trying to find where they were on the map we were given at the entry gate. We only had roughly 20 minutes to spend watching them. I'll have to try to come back again to see them.

Went hiking down the Eagle Mountain Trail to the lake about 2.5 miles from the parking lot to the…read morelake and 2.5 back excellent hiking experience, very nice and well worth the hike. Plus the lake offers boat and jet ski rentals in which my daughter enjoyed the jet skiing on Eagle Mountain Lake with a beautiful camping site.

Came here around a Saturday afternoon, and to my surprise there weren't a lot of people. The…read moreparking lot was full when we arrived, but it is rather small so expect to park on the side of the street if you arrive after noon. The hike itself was moderate, not much to see except for the lake. Majority of the time we were either alone or were passing others by. The weather was beautiful and it felt great to be outdoors in nature after such a long while of being cooped up in the house. We got "lost" trying to make our way back to the parking lot, but it was still a good hike lol.

This is a park close to my house which I've never came to. This is a great hike for anyone who…read morewants something difficult or beginner. It's a little bit of a windy road to get to it if you go to the back way like I did. There is some beautiful views of the lake on a couple of the terms you also might want to take a nap because my granddaughter and I almost got lost. She also tried to kill me by forcing me up this very steep hill. All in all, it's a great place and I can't wait to return. This time of year is great for watching the sunset.

This park trail was an unexpected surprise. Lots of pretty views along the trails…read more Speaking of the trails, they are definitely made for mountain bikers, but there were a couple of other couples hiking like us. The trails are rocky & hilly, so if you are hiking, do so in good shoes. I kept slipping in my regular gym shoes, but it was pretty and fun. We didn't stay very long because we came during the latter part of the day. It was our first time here and since we are unfamiliar with the trails, we didn't want to get "lost." We will definitely be back to explore this park more.

Arrived early to the National Engraving & Printing facility to do the tour. Nice park to hang out…read moreat. Looks like plenty of trails and well kept.

Okay so this place gets 4 stars only because the weeds can seriously get out of control lol other…read morethan that it's a serene blissful walk. There's white, yellow and monarch butterflies dancing everywhere as well as dragonflies in the spring. I also saw tons of cute lady bugs sprinkled everywhere and beautiful birds! Not to mention the nature is just singing here and the walk can just transport you into a peaceful state of mind. It has an area where people can fish, or take out their boat, and I always love to bring my pups out here. The full loop is about 15-20 minutes depending on how quickly you walk. Oh and you have to drive down a dirt path to get here (not too bad). I love coming here to clear my mind!

Great spot on the east side of Lake Worth for sunset views…read more On a first visit in mid-June 2020, music was playing, several large families were gathered for birthdays/cookouts (6 feet between groups), about 15 kids and 7 young adults were swimming-many with inflatable rafts/tubes. The small parking lot was packed and a few cars were parked in the street nearby - maneuvering in and out was tight. While the views were nice, the amount of trash overflowing trash bins and strewn across grass and trails created an unsavory impression--unsure whether trash is often neglected at this park or if it is due to decreased trash pick-up due to COVID-19. Additionally, the one (and only) large port-a-John situated by the parking lot and main park trail emitted a pungent odor which could not be avoided from several feet away...I was wishing for some flowers to stick my face in after! Based on the first visit and distance from home, this isn't a park I'll eagerly return to or recommend to friends though I'd be interested in visiting post-COVID to see if it's any less crowded and better maintained.

Great little spot for just hanging out on the lake on Saturdays with friends. Only a few tables so…read moreif you want one get there early. just be careful as you get in the water though, it also tends to be a big fishing area, so be warned that there may be hooks, also the rocks can be a little pointy. However it is fine to just go out grill up some meat, and swim in the lake, usually doesn't get busy till around noon or so, at least on Saturdays.

Visiting Lake Weatherford Park was the main reason for driving to Weatherford and somehow the last…read moreplace to visit before heading back to Fort Worth. A guy from my men's group told me about the walking bridge over the lake, and I included it on my bucket list. (That was a few months ago, which means it took me some time to finally get out here. Don't know what I was waiting for. Warmer weather?) I quickly parked and began the mile or so walk to the other end of the walking bridge. (Guessing two miles from start to finish.) Of course I took plenty of pictures. In addition, I sat down on one of the many benches to enjoy nature in solitude. This was my time of meditation to regroup from the many thoughts swirling around inside my head. There were also many other people, including families with children, and some who were fishing. Assume you can do that here. Anyway, I very much enjoyed my time out here and know you will too. There seemed to be a lot more to the park, but this adventure on the bridge was to satisfy my curiousity for now. Go check out the bridge, you will be able to reconnect with yourself through nature just like I did.

It's nasty do not go there , trash all over the water and fish are sick looking. The Marina and…read moreparks are even worse.