A beautiful maintained preservation with more than 600 animals about an hour away from Tyler,…read moreTexas. And 3 hours from Austin, Texas. My children aged 8 and 15 had the best time! Feeding, observing, getting a really close look and feel of these beautiful, mainly Safari animals. Some were impressively large like the bison, longhorn, buffalo, zebra's, camels with extremely long tongues and large teeth! It was quite pricey, because you get charged per person and not per car. It rang up $79 total for our party of four. I would definitely recommend to bring wipes for your hands, to clean up, and a car wash afterwards because your car will be covered in saliva. This was quite the experience and very well loved!

The drive thru Safari was a lot of fun.It's such a beautiful place! They have over 700 different…read moreanimals and some of them are huge! The animals are very used to people and some of them are pretty brave and will stick their head in tour window! The camel even bit my mirror when I didn't give it any pellets! There's a really nice welcome center with two sweet ladies that work there. Bathrooms are clean and they have some snacks and souvenirs. We'd definitely go back!

It is in the open along the street making it free to walk around or just drive by with a perfect…read moreview. There is free parking spots on both sides of the street. Great historic landmark that has multiple memorial plaques dedicated to people who were part of its history.

I came to the small city of Kilgore, Texas, to visit my family, so when they took me to the…read moredowntown area, I saw this park!! This park pays homage to the oil boom here in the 1930s. On this 1.2 acres, once stood the greatest concentration of oil wells in the world, producing more than 2.5 million barrels of oil!! It's free, and easy to spot because of all the oil derricks!! The history on the plaque was definitely an interesting read, I did see one oil pump here also. There's paths to walk under the oil Derricks along with places to sit down. A very nice historical place in the middle of the town!!

Truly beautiful park with a HUGE PLAYGROUND and with RESTROOMS! There is also a trail wide enough…read morefor bikes and families to walk and a basketball court. They also have plenty of street parking. *PARENTS* Please watch your kids they can easily run off into the rest of the park and there are ditches and water near by.

Great recreational trail in nature. Beautiful trees near a creek. On the trail is a Fun Southside…read moreplayground for all ages. Annnd this playground has restrooms ! The park also has a filtered hydroboost to fill your water bottle.

I first heard about Mineola years ago when I came here for a yoga retreat on my birthday. This is a…read moretown you would never expect has its own charm to it. Since then it holds a special place in my heart! Love that they have a nature preserve to showcase the beauty that is east Texas. If you are seeking quiet and serenity and all the nature views come here. Lots of options as well in the area if you are looking to hike or run. Also not too far from Tyler State Park but this is lovely if you are looking for something more on the smaller scale. Check online for hours of the park. They do events here as well. Awesome views to catch the sunrise. And best of all not too far of a drive from DFW if you are seeking a little oasis of a place. Take pics and enjoy.

Such a beautiful place to walk around, I would just be careful since there are snakes and…read morealligators.

Always love! So clean and big and plenty of picnic areas! Just wish they had more a toddler…read morefriendly area but it was still pretty good in spit of that!

Went for my God daughter's First Birthday party. Nice layout and equipment. Park was clean and…read moresafe. Would recommend visiting it.

The park of my childhood. Playgrounds, an ampitheater, a splash pad, and just tons of space to…read morewonder around and lay down. Located right by the Azalea District neighborhoods, I have fond memories of coming here as a kid. It was nice to revisit such a classic piece of my childhood while visiting Tyler. I think some of the Tennis courts were converted to pickleball courts which is great for the pickleballers as well. That playground, merry-go-round, and swing set were always next level as a kid. Bergfeld forever. RIYL: tons of grass

They have a splash pad and squirrels that are very friendly and eat from your hand. My kids loved…read moreit. They also have a playground, bathroom, and have events here all the time. They have a concert stage.

This place was a good time for the group of 10-15 kids we had. The pool area is small, so I imagine…read moreat peak times (school breaks, summer) it is a bit cramped. The prices are comparable to larger parks and they have swimsuits for sale if you forget. You cannot bring food or drinks in but they have food available for breakfast and lunch. There's mini golf, cornhole, ping pong, and basketball available, along with other board games.

We had such an amazing time ! Was perfect for our first water park with the kids. Ages 4 and 9.read more

Not bad for my toddler just no baby swim and the regular swings were too high for me as a 5'5"…read morewoman as well so couldn't sit and swing with my son either.

Tiny "park" wouldn't be an issue if clothing including undergarments strewn all over. Tons of trash…read moreas well. Didn't feel safe for children as park tables were all full of transients.

We are a clinic for kids with Autism & have had 2 field trips to Raven's because we love it that…read moremuch! They're always so kind & accommodating & have made it a fun, safe experience for our kids. We will continue to come back again & again.

They double booked birthday parties and didn't inform anybody of time changes. Terrible customer…read moreservice and owners son is rude.

Fantastic park within the city limits. Wildlife all around- ducks, deer, squirrels. Love the…read morewalking and bike trails

A series of sports fields just south of town with an extension in the back that feeds into some…read morelovely trails.