Awesome park Great…read moresites Lovely trees and water Nice park employees Canoes Boat ramps Hiking trails

This place is surreal. Extremely peaceful and well worth the drive. We stopped here on the way back…read morefrom Mississippi to take some pictures of the trees. The admission to the park is really affordable (like $4 per adult) and free for prior military. They have cute little cabins for rent and even canoes if you'd like to paddle around the lake. This place is a great day trip from DFW.

This was a Clean nice friendly park. Walking trail…read moretoo.......................................................i enjoy my time meditating there

I was not expecting to find a park this huge. I saw a guy playing golf in the middle of one of the…read morefields because it was that big. A very pleasant place to walk in the evenings because the trail meanders through fields and wooded areas.

Great walking trails and space for kids to enjoy nature. Renovations were well thought out. Follow…read moreme on TikTok and Facebook @weekend.thrifter

Nice nature center building with exhibits and rest rooms. Pavilion available. Good trails. This…read moreplace looks original before civilization came to Shreveport. Bring a picnic lunch and bug spray.

This park is fairly minimalist. It is a circular path with grass, plants, and one statue in the…read moremiddle of that. It almost feels like something the neighborhood has for its denizens. All told it is not without its charm.

This is a nice little park nestled between a few neighborhoods & complexes. It has a .15…read more(point-one-five) mile walking loop, three benches, and a well-maintained lawn. There isn't any parking specifically for the park, but the apartment complexes directly across the street have plenty of parking.

it's always so fun coming here and seeing the ducks! i'm so grateful to have grown up nearby the…read morepond

Grew up there. Well done. Always great to see new generations enjoy my park, and to visit the tree…read morethat grows out over the water where now five generations of my family have gone to watch sunrises, make diary entries, and assuage troubled souls

This park has always been one of my favorites. I remember coming here when I was a kid. Last time I…read morewas there was for the Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk. The whole place is very clean with a walking trail and very pretty scenery. The playground equipment has obviously been updated since I was a kid but all still good and safe.

Gorgeous park in a gorgeous neighborhood - the bathrooms are absolutely abhorrent as another…read morereviewer mentioned - like completely disgusting, no doors on stalls and yuck Playground is cute and big enough for kids 3-12 for sure

Nice tribute to Mr. Reeves. The area is well maintained and ample amount of parking for visitors…read more I've passed this for years and finally took the time to stop.

It's a beautiful place. Very peaceful. The feeling is live every time I think of my visit. I felt…read moreas Jim Reeves is singing at a distance. His deep velvet voice started to echoing. It was very emotional to see Mary and Jim's beloved dog resting in peace along with him. Jim Reeves is a true gentleman and a country music legend. His gospels reminds you of Sunday church. His Christmas songs will always gives you the best Christmas feeling. His love songs will always keep your heart closer to your loved one. Jim Reeves is my childhood favorite singer and will always be one.

Went camping with my mom and my kids for a weekends trip. We stayed in one of the 2 cabins because…read moremy mom needs her sleeping machine. It was a nice little trip. I took a hike with my little man to see the pine trees lined up and then the next morning took my daughter the short way. The kids loved the lake and my mom loved the fishing. The power plant across the lake lights up pretty but the constant hum coming from it is a bit strange. All and all it was a nice little trip and I'm looking forward to going back. I didn't get a chance to go on the island and I'd really like to go back to do that trail.

Fairly small park with not much to offer. I was supposed to do a campout here with my hiking group…read morelast year in December, but I was moving. So, after Thanksgiving, I was already in East TX and decided to drive to the park to check it out. Checkin was easy at the ranger headquarters. I went inside to purchase a magnet. Their stickers selection was limited and the designs were unappealing. My first impression with the creek lake that it was very beautiful and reminded me of Lake Catherine State Park in Arkansas. The beach portion doesn't allow dogs, so I just viewed it from the park. There's a total of three trails. I found one, but not the other. I searched high and low to find it, but was unsuccessful. I ended up going on the Island Trail. The view of the power plant was nice. The plant was loud. The Island trail was a smooth hike. The path is covered in pine needles and if you look closely, you can find armadillos, rabbits, and field mice. Now the camping portion was very crowded and the sites were close to each other. I didn't see any private sites. It reminded me of Blanco State Park; where you're just close enough to your neighbors where you can see and hear them. How fun! This park isn't worth coming back to explore. I didn't like it much.

The best part is probably the long, winding walking path. You get to see equal parts nature, and…read moreeverything else located inside the park.

Small walking park. With a pond. Located next to Centrylink center, this park allows you to walk in…read moreas many circles as your heart desires. And if that gets boring, cross over ART parkway and walk in a wavy line. Back and forth. Restrooms are available. And plenty of parking. On occasion you'll discover groups of folks doing their yoga thing. Peaceful place to sit and watch the sunset.

Probably the most urban style park I've come across in Shreveport. It has a simple layout of paved…read moreside walks and grass/body of water but has a truly elegant pedestrian bridge over the highway.