Fun park. Big and tons of activities for all ages. Lots of spots for parents to sit too.read more

This park has almost everything a child would want in a playground. Safe surfaces, safe equipment…read more However, this is not the kind of park where you can take your eyes off a child under the age of 10. My then-7 y/o son was able to climb 8 feet up a structure for its intended use and jump off "on a dare" by other kids and ended up in the ER. I've also assisted with autistic children that elope and get separated due to the multiple exits. There are also multiple places to have a party, first come first served. This also makes things extra crowded. I haven't been there in a while since the heat, but I am hoping they will maintain a good-sized field because independent play (soccer, football, kite flying, etc.) are just as important as playground structures.

Pretty large park near my home. Lots of trails to include bike trails. I know I haven't explored…read morehalf of this property and the surrounding trees and plants are relaxing. There is a river along the trail to glaze at or take pictures of. Lots of parking and well kept.

Great shaded trail, plenty of parking. You can definitely get quite a bit of walking in or biking…read morein this park. Nice nature walk.

The best kept secret in Arlington! If you haven't been, you need to go! It's a beautiful park for…read moreeveryone. There's a small park, picnic tables, lots of shade, ducks roaming and you can go fishing or canoeing in the Lake. The crowd is filled with a mixture of everything. Families grilling, dogs all around, teens hanging, families playing volleyball, people witnessing. Lots of fishing going on. Summer time was definitely alive. The crowd stays all the way til dusk too. Also, they have really nice restrooms! It's a big brick building that has the Men's and Women's Restrooms beside each other. The Women's Rest Room was clean but, a little stuffy. There were two stalls. One was small and a little messy and the other was large without a door? Soap dispenser was filled and hot water was available too! My one suggestion would be, the path should lead to the R.R, instead of having to walk through the grass. The trails were alot smaller than I expected. They we're simple and surrounded the lake. The Park is also secured by the Police. If your family member has not returned from the lake after dusk, for more than forty-five minutes. The police will go looking for them. If your looking for a place for a family outing, I would suggest coming here. It's fun and safe!

A beautiful small park right off lake Arlington. The "trail" is only about 0.3 miles but you can…read morejust keep going in circles. There is plenty of benches and tables. A great space to put a picnic blanket out. And there is a play ground. (I didn't check how good it was but from afar it looked in great shape.) The waters beautiful. You can dock a boat or take your kayaks or pattle boats out, we saw some people do that. And there's great amount of shade. There is also plenty of birds around, which sound beautiful, however just beware, we did get popped on.

Had four days off from work, and I didn't want to waste them away at the apartment. So I performed…read morean internet search for parks and nature preserves. Out of the four that piqued my interest, this one was first on the list. Looks like there were other trails branching off from the main one, but I stuck with the main walking path. There were benches and informational signs scattered along the route. All of them worthwhile in reading. Unfortunately, I was saddened by how much litter I found. Irresponsible and narcissistic people. Boooo! The Nature preserve was well worth the time spent and effort to drive out here. Check it out!

It's way too hot right now so unless you go very early in the morning, save your Crystal Canyon…read morehike for a fair weather day. Then you can really enjoy it. The best thing about Arlington is all the trees and hills. North Texas is mostly flat and DFW isn't known for its foliage, but there's quite a few spots in Arlington that really feel "far away." There's true hills and canyons and forests and creeks. You can be in the center of the metroplex and still feel lost in the woods. Crystal Canyon is such a spot. This park is so pretty. I appreciate all the little signs that explain the trail and history of the area. Crystal Canyon gets its name from all the crystals (gypsum) to be found in the vicinity, particularly the creek. There's a few beautiful bridges and benches. The hike is fairly short but super scenic and enjoyable.

Utterly amazing! This was a great park in choosing to visit. Having had family who served, this was…read moreanother great way to honor them and others who served our great country. Lots to see and take in. Don't overlook the botanical area in the rear of the park. Lots of hiking paths to travel. Probably more than I walked since I was pooped already from all the walking. This park is worth a second and third visit.

A nice and clean park that has a play area for kids. A large walking path with plenty of parking…read morespots. Not a lot of bench space so bring a foldable chair

Nice location to take photos. There a water tower and beautiful backdrops. There are also parks…read morenearby which are walking distance.

Small but worthwhile--Millenium Park is a great spot for sunset views, photo shoots, or a little…read moreexercise. Parking can be found across the street at the South Irving Library or in a few parallel spots along the edge of the park. If in the mood for exercise, definitely check out Centennial Park across the street for trails, Irving history, a pond, and some good bird-watching!

A solid park! Lots of field, plenty of trees, a small toddler playground, a bigger playground for…read morebigger kids that's covered with a giant blue canopy for shade, swings, a handful of picnic tables, and a pool. We haven't tried out the pool yet, but it looks nice enough. It's not a water park or splash pad, just a plain old-fashioned pool with a big shallow end. Good for littles!

Nice quiet park next to Dottie Lynn Rec Center and Woodland West Swimming Pool. Lots of trees,…read moreplenty of field space for kids to run around, and plenty of benches and picnic tables. The playground for the big kids is shaded. Only downside is the playground for the littles and the swings don't have any shade, so bring hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen!

A cute little park that snakes around AT&T stadium. It's a nice edition to a neighborhood that…read morecould otherwise feel like an anonymous highway portal.

Great views of both the Cowboys Stadium and the Globe Life Ballpark. There's a beautiful lake to…read morewalk around and enjoy the ducks and perhaps spot the occasional beaver. Great area to walk or jog. I frequently exercise in the area. Don't miss out on the 5 beautiful sculptures here - 1 of which creates a 'waterfall'. The upkeep of this area is usually well scheduled resulting in immaculate grass and water edges, however recently I have noted there is a horrible lack of maintenance specifically about the litter in the water - on several occasions there would be massive litter washed to the water's edge that would go neglected for sometimes weeks. This has improved in the past month for the spring weather, but it really takes from the beauty of the park when it is neglected. Don't even think about coming here if there is a Ranger game going on because they use the whole parking lot for paid event parking. It's inconvenient if you're local, but just grab a copy of the Ranger's schedule and work around that ;)

I had a terrible experience at the tennis courts today when a teenager--approximately 13 years…read moreold--rode his black bicycle right onto the courts, completely disregarding the fact that people were playing tennis. He stayed there for a long time, deliberately weaving back and forth between the families and players. When he was told that there were rules and that riding bicycles inside the tennis courts was not permitted, he began hurling insults and laughing, declaring that he would stay right where he was and that no one could tell him otherwise. He mocked us, pointing out that there was no security or manager present in the park. The families and players were ultimately forced to leave. It is unbelievable that one cannot use the park facilities without these future delinquents causing trouble! Is there a manager available at the park or there a contact number to report these incidents?

Quaint lit park. It has Bball hoops, a lit splash pad and play area. There are even sidewalk trails…read moreif you want to ride a bike or skateboard. I got there a lit after 7pm and it wasnt too busy. When I left at 8:30 people were starting to come out. Its an open field with no trees and it was so beautiful out! Id def go bk to this park.

When I was a kid, I would hang out here occasionally. Of course, it has changed so much…read more That's not a bad thing. There's so much to see and do. Randomill Park is refreshing! It's easy to get to with just enough parking spaces. There's lots of large trees that produce a great amount of shade. Basketball Courts are very popular. An exciting game was going on. Tennis Courts and Soft ball fields are available too. The Playground is such an exciting place! It has unique modern equipment. An upgrade since the 80's. There's one piece of playground equipment that resembles a sandbox but, it spins! There another piece that looks like an inflatable chair, spaced out from each other, like a See Saw. You can slowly rock yourself. If you haven't been to Randomill Park, you should put it on your to do list. There's something for everybody. A walk in the shade, fishing, basketball, tennis courts Softball fields, and even a Skate Park!

This is the closest park to my house. Lucky for me, it's all the things I need in a park. A…read moreconvenient location, tons of trees and grass and shade and water, and enough forest-y space and windy trails to give you that "I'm out in the middle of nature," solitary, peaceful feeling. But there are plenty of people around so you also feel safe! This park is open until midnight and has picnic areas, pavilions, basketball courts, a baseball and softball complex, the Family Aquatic Center, 2 playgrounds, swings, tennis courts, nature and paved trails, a skatepark, and a pond for fishing!