Beautiful park! Well maintained. Playground is shaded. Roy has a beautiful trail. Great for…read morerunners, walkers and bikers. The trail follows a nice creek. I believe it's about 5miles long. It is a little difficult to follow where the trails continues once you found the dam.

Hidden gem that runs from a park on the border of Lancaster and desoto TX too downtown Desoto, TX…read more Very scenic and is about a 5 too 6 mile trail one way. You can run or bike but there are two draw backs. After the first mile it ends the woodlands neighborhood and you have to know where to pick it back up at. Also if your riding a bike there can be Areas where the water maybe high and you won't be able too ride through especially at the dam

Took the little people who I babysit out for a day of fun…read more We love parks and had never been here before so decided to check it out. There is foam matting to break falls (because we know they will happen), there's bench tables as well as other places to sit. I liked that the park was set up for different ages and was inclusive, however we apparently went on a day when most kids were out of school so there were times that the big kids were running around and almost knocking over the little kids or big kids playing in areas that are intended for smaller kids. Would we go back? The kids loved it and said they had fun and want to go back so that's what really matters.

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.

Excellent park in tge middle of Duncanville! The old wooden structures in Kidsville have been…read moreupdated with wood-like plastic but it's still as massive as ever. Great walking path too. Worth the visit if you're in the area.

Beautiful park, fun for all ages, swings, slides, climbing and more....but the splash pad is the…read morereal main attraction. Large and spacious with several attractions that keeps your kids busy for hours. All the families I have come across are friendly.

Great place to go on a hike in DFW. Doesn't feel like you are in the city at all. Not great for…read morethese 100 degree August days but as soon as it cools down a bit, it is a great place to get away from the concrete jungle.

Came here with my boyfriend, since the weather's been so nice. We had to wait for a few minutes to…read moreenter the park, since they let the same amount of people go in as those exiting. It's so nice to be surrounded by nature and to see such great views. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and maybe bring a hiking stick if you have an issue with balance, since there are lots of uneven paths and steps. Overall, it was a really nice park and we walked the entire area. Will definitely visit again!

This park really surprised me in cuteness! It has a small pond and a Japanese Garden! I took a…read morefree turbo kickboxing class at the rec center and walked around the park afterwards. I was really surprised by the Japanese garden. It was quite lovely. This park was busy on the night I was there. People walking, kids doing hood rat stuff, kids playing basketball. There is a waterpark too in the next parking lot! Crazy! I'm so happy to find these hidden (to me) gems in the city.

It was ok. There was a fight going on in one of the parking lots that I was going to park in, so I…read morehad to drive somewhere else. The park is not big enough to run around for runners. I came here for a book club and we sat in a beautiful garden. The lake is ok, there are parts that look slimy green. It was ok, but not my favorite park in Dallas. I'll only come back if my book club comes back.

I frequent this park since it's not too far from my home. It has a small pond but don't expect to…read morecatch a trophy fish...or many fish at all for that matter. Fishing here does require a fishing license. There is a nice pavilion and I saw a elementary school graduate here but it looks like a good place to have an outdoor wedding (assuming you're looking). All and all, it's a peaceful park and good place to relax.

I Love this little park. It has a pretty creek, a baseball field and a beautiful walking trail…read morethat takes you through the woods. It is quiet and nicely tucked away in an area of Duncanville that no one knows about (until now...I may regret this...lol). My dog takes me for walks here at least once a day. She LOVES it here! There is a neat little playground that is very well shaded so it stays cool. Me and my dog love the place! It is our little home away from home.

First time camping!! Had no idea what to expect. I reserved my spot the day before online. I love…read morehow "private" our campsite was. You are only allowed two cars. Definitely appreciate the picnic table, covering and running water. We brought our own potty but a few minutes away there were bathrooms. As far as privacy, our campsite was directly across another which wasn't super private. I'm not sure about noise rules, but at 9 am someone was driving blasting country music. There were many trails and Joe Pool where you could go swimming and boating. The day pass spot was great for picnics and gatherings. I would definitely bring more tables to put things on. Also seating... chairs and lounging options like a hammock are needed. Bring bikes, games, wood, and other activities. People do drive crazy so just be careful. There are many options for your campsite... there are beach front options and in the sticks. Space to have 2 maybe even three tents... there were RVs as well. The stars at night were amazing and our alarm, the birds gave it a great ambiance. I will definitely be more prepared next time.

The park itself is huge! It sits along Joe Pool Lake. We rode our bikes around the first night -…read more6.6 miles and probably only saw half of it! There are lots of places to picnic, swim, launch your boat and more. As for the campsites themselves, they could really use some TLC. The pavement where you park is crumbling (saw this on all the sites), roads coming in are rough and bumpy so go slow. It looks like they haven't cut the grass in ages. For our site, the grass is mid-shin high and you have to "wade" through it to get to the picnic table. Our site is just wide enough and long enough for our 40' RV and Jeep. The sites are pretty private with trees in between each site.

It's real chill. Plenty of ducks to feed and it seems to be a stocked pond so that means there's…read moregood fishing going on.

The pictures in the review are misleading…read more The park is pretty dirty and overgrown. And there are limited signs so it took awhile to even find the lake. And the lake is disgusting. Stinks. It looks like several things are new: like the basketball court and playground. But the surrounding areas are absolutely neglected. Not the park for a peaceful walk.