This is an old house turned into a party event house. Located here at Westlake Park with easy…read moreaccess to all the park has to offer. It is nice and roomy inside with a couple of different rooms along with a big open kitchen. Wooden floors, fireplace and lots of great windows makes the inside feel like a big family meeting place. Bet it would be hella cool during the winter to have a party there. There was plenty of lawn room outside for kids to run around in if they get bored inside. Shoot maybe even do some fishing at the pond just across the parking lot. All in all this seems like a great place to rent out if you need the room.

This park is pretty cool! Me and my daughter was looking for volleyball court with net so she can…read morepractice and we found it. They have 4 courts that are sand. The downfall is the nets are a bit old and there's no light when it gets dark. There's also a restroom which is a plus, but it's closed I believe until March. Plenty of parking on multiple sides also which is a plus. They have a huge playground area for the young ones . They have picnic tables as well so you can make a nice little family event. Overall this park is pretty cool and my girls really enjoyed it. We for sure will go back. Nice set up to accommodate everyone.

It gets five Stars just because it's Big D! One of the landmarks you just know about if you're from…read moreDallas. Generations have attached meaning to this hill via,proposals, wedding ceremony, birthday party, family reunion. You name it and it's happened here On this pavilion site,once stood the home of a pioneer who came from Tennessee. He eventually owned a large portion of this area raising cotton and livestock. Dallasites who have grown up in this area attach more meaning than most because of proximity to their " part of Dallas". It's still a great place for a fall or spring picnic Go

Visiting Dallas from out of town and needed a place to take the kids to run off their energy. We…read morehappened to stumble upon this park and it was a great experience. They have this cool slide/rope climbing contraption that kids 5+ can enjoy. We broke the rules a bit and let both our kids (4&2) play on it before it got too rowdy with older kids. The slide can get busy so it's wise to be careful with the little ones. For the smaller kids there are some toy houses and another climbing contraption with ropes and other balancing items. Right off the playground is a nice hill so if the weather is good, I'm sure you could roll down it! This park was overall a pleasant experience and kept the kids entertained.

Lakeside Park is peaceful during the week in the evenings…read more This view is walking distance from the area I'm familiar with. Just being able to hear the water waves, and seeing the sun glistening against the water is a tranquil vibe. On the some weekends there are people giving birthday parties or barbecuing at the Barbecue Grills. There is a Fishing Pier, Parking lot area, Pavilions (Small), Picnic Tables, a Playground where my kids play and swing, a Sand Volleyball Court, Trails for Hiking / Biking. I enjoy the peace and convenience of the view to walk around the lakeside in a calm setting.

This is a small park but it is peaceful, runs along Lake Ray Hubbard, provides shaded and unshaded…read moreseating, has a bbq grill, playground set, volleyball net and access to local fishing.

This is an amazing place with amazing employees. I organized a small photo trip to the center. We…read morewere a group of nine women, all amateurs, wanting to capture the sunrise in a beautiful environment. The center did not disappoint us. Working with Jade, an employee of the center, was a breeze. She was eager to help us and even asked two of the centers photographers to guide us to the best spots and help us with camera settings. Don and Marty were experts in their field and were instrumental in the success of our adventure. If you haven't been to the center, it is a hidden gem.

The Wetland Center is located in the middle of the East Fork Wetland on the Trinity River basin…read morewhich primary purpose is to filter treated wastewater to supplement the water supply for 1.7 million people living in North Texas. It is then pumped to Lake Lavon to supply water to the residents of North Texas. Approximately 2,100 acres make up JBS. About 1,840 acres of that are actually just water being used by the North Texas Municipal Water District to clean and process water drawn from the adjacent East Fork of the Trinity River. The wetlands provide a habitat to migratory birds; grazing for livestock; and emergency fodder during periods of drought. The wetlands include shallow-water plants, shrub swamps, and flooded bottomland hardwood forests. I been coming to this place since 2010 and every visit is just as wonderful as the last one I had. I always been here during the summer months with my school kids on field trips and never had an issue booking a time for us to visit and get our kids into the learning classrooms. The kids get a small background intro about the wetlands and the important lessons on the ecosystem present there and how the water cycle works. They get to go down to the water and collect samples and then they run them back to the classroom and look at the water under the microscope and they love every minute of it!! This particular visit our busses ran late making us almost 40 minutes late from our start time with JBS but they great staff made it work and did not skimp on any of the activities the had planned for our group. They are great to work with when we bring our own lunch and eat it on the premises. They have a porch that overlooks the water and those rocking chairs make it so hard to leave. When I sit down on a rocking chair on that porch i forget about everything and just listen to the sounds of nature. It is a beautiful place to visit and I recommend going anytime. It is a bit of a drive so make sure you fill up on gas before exiting the highway.

Great for kids to play and enjoy themselves. Quite and peaceful. Lots of shade and Rec center closeread more

Clean park, shaded splash of area with a few tables and sitting area, wonderful park for all ages,…read moreand there's bathrooms!

If you are eager for clean outdoor space, this park is a nice find within the Forney city limits…read more There are lots of sitting spaces and a place for kids to play and enjoy an active lifestyle rather than sit at home playing video games all day long or browse endless hours on the internet. I recommend this park for those eager to explore the outdoors.

This is an awesome large park with a nice lake for you to walk around or a place to bring your…read morekids. Not only that they have a community center where you can go swimming in the summer with the kids. This park is so large that they host farmers markets; Check put their Facebook page for details. First time I visited was a Saturday morning when a farmers market was there. I got to buy local honey which was bottled that morning from a local mom and son team! Numerous butchers and farmers where as well as a man selling tamales which were so so good! Definitely check out when the park hosts events or farmers markets here and go! You'll have lots of fun!

Huge firefighters themed playground with lots to do, I brought my four year old daughter and she…read morewas able to ride all the games. Plenty of seating all throughout the park, I didn't see any bathrooms or water fountains so come prepared for that. They also have a "free little library" which I thought was pretty neat. I like to drop one take one so there's always plenty of books available. Highly recommend this park!

Super fun! Ziplines 2 of them one is even a seated one. Bathroom shack. Two playgrounds, a…read moretwirling seat, and a wobbly boat.