This is a fantastic to play. Drove from Dallas and was pleasantly surprised. Track and trails are…read moretons of fun and just the right amount of challenge. Great way to spend the weekend bonding with family. Next time I'll bring the canopy. Anyway, I highly recommend Outback Adventure Track.

What an awesome track for UTV riding! Super fun riding in Texas. The only thing that could make it…read morebetter would be some more jumps by the lake side. Randy the owner was very hospitable. Need one of these in SoCal Can't wait to come back again

This is the only water park I've been to that didn't allow ice chest's. My 2 small children enjoy…read morethis place but there is not much here. 2 slides, a small lazy river and a small kiddie climb thing make up the park.

This is a very good place my kids loved it they were so happy and definitely worth 5 dollarsread more

The biggest lil' ol' park in Texas! You can tell that this…read morepark has some history, and predates a lot of other parks in the Texas State Park system. It seems to have been grandfathered in, or inherited into the system. Back in the day, the thing to do was to come to this big hill that overlooks the city, and carve your name in the limestone rocks. Now, they don't exactly have signs that prohibit this, but I think it'd be frowned upon. However, they even have a PDF pamphlet that lets you see the best of the rock carvings. This park is kinda small, compared to the other parks in the system. It's got only a handful of trails and roads that go through. There's no overnight camping. When I went, the park HQ seemed to be semi-permanently closed, and there was no one at the entry gate. There were park trucks driving through the park. I hiked the nature trail, which was easy. It had informative signs that point out various points of interest in the nature, about what the natives did with certain plants, or what this little structure is. The path takes you up to the top of the hill, which overlooks the city of Big Spring, and miles and miles beyond. There are public restrooms here at the top.

My second visit in 15 years to this park was Thanksgiving last week. I enjoyed the overview and…read morewalk the first time and wanted to repeat it. This park is a nice leg stretcher when driving across Texas as so much land is privately owned. I made it here just before sunset. I wanted to walk the road before it got too dark and the park was officially closed. There isn't much else to do recreationally along the I-20 corridor through the Permian Basin oil fields, so this little free park is a godsend for long-distance travelers. I made it to the park with 30 minutes of daylight. Two other cars also arrived and its passengers jumped out to powerwalk the road. I did the same thing, albeit at a slower pace with my two geriatric dogs, one who had to go back to the car to rest. My other dog and I made it to the overlook, admired the many burning refineries and reveled in the sulphuric acid (made worse by the fog and rain). We had to go down via the Nature Trail to get back before it was too dark. On a clear spring day I imagine this is a great place to catch the flowers and take in the views, and I'm sure this is a perfect place for a moon walk under a full moon rise. This is a small park under the Texas Park Systems, but it's very well appreciated by people like me. I can't imagine what else people living in Big Springs can do for exercise and nature visits.

Skateland is the crown jewel of Big Spring in terms of family entertainment, especially for those…read morewith a strong appreciation and nostalgia for roller skating and classic concession stand treats. The wood floor is waxed, the music is booming, and the owners are welcoming and attentive to the needs of their customers. They love their business, and it reflects in the joy of their customers and the energy and overall vibe of the place. There is nothing else like it for hundreds of miles. Truth be told: West Texas can be a very cold and unforgiving environment for vintage entertainment activities, such as RollerRinks and Game Arcades -- the region is hard on businesses that generally thrive and boom in an urban environment. Skateland offers both Skating and Arcading, and unlike the oil booms in this part of the world, it ain't going nowhere. It's an honor and privilege to see a place like Skateland thrive, survive, and dominate its 21st century digital landscape.

Hehe haha im quagmire giggity giggity but instead of that skateland is a great place for familys ,…read moreadults, and kids to go because its fun to go with someone and just play games like pool skate and do the arcade

I am so glad that Skateland has re-opened! This is a great spot for a night of family fun. They…read morehave a small area sectioned off for the little ones learning to skate, so they can learn and be safe from the big "kids." All of the arcade games work, not many available though. There is a small pool table & a snack bar. They have a projector that displays the Spotify playlist. You can request music as well. You can have private/semi-private parties. One draw back to visiting Skateland on a Friday night is the LINE waiting to get in is a mile long. Most of the kids in line get dropped off an HOUR BEFORE doors open! The owners Cody & Amanda have some older kids to help out with security but some of these kids that get dropped off need a good old fashioned butt whoopin! Other than the occasional little teenie bopper jerk it's a fun place to hang out. The owners have a lot on their plate and could use help keeping kids in check. If you see something that is out of line or kids getting out of hand call them out on it or let Cody & Amanda know so they can have the kids removed.

WindWalker Farm sporting clays is an awesome place. Very…read morewell done and very clean. Very friendly staff. A must see.