Went hiking down the Eagle Mountain Trail to the lake about 2.5 miles from the parking lot to the…read morelake and 2.5 back excellent hiking experience, very nice and well worth the hike. Plus the lake offers boat and jet ski rentals in which my daughter enjoyed the jet skiing on Eagle Mountain Lake with a beautiful camping site.

Came here around a Saturday afternoon, and to my surprise there weren't a lot of people. The…read moreparking lot was full when we arrived, but it is rather small so expect to park on the side of the street if you arrive after noon. The hike itself was moderate, not much to see except for the lake. Majority of the time we were either alone or were passing others by. The weather was beautiful and it felt great to be outdoors in nature after such a long while of being cooped up in the house. We got "lost" trying to make our way back to the parking lot, but it was still a good hike lol.

Great place for summertime! It's a pretty fun place especially if you have teenagers! They can run…read morearound and do all the stuff by themselves. Make sure yall know how to swim when you come here otherwise it can be a little boring! They have 100* grills in here plus picnic tables. Or you can bring your own! It's not too bad during the weekday but weekends can be pretty crowded! No alcoholic beverages are allowed which is kinda nice because you don't have to deal with drunk ass people all day long like you do at the lake and river! Safety is big here! I really appreciate all the lifeguards. They really watch everyone super close! Fun place to go!

Great place for local Texas "beach", 40 min away from us, $20 admission pp (adults and kids), if…read morecash at entrance, which is CHEAPEST OPTIONS. They added the big shoot-off slides, similar to the one at Waco surf, at $10 pp for unlimited slides, u pay inside the property. These slides open at 11:30-2pm only, so plan your visit strategically. They make frequent announcements on safety issues. Life guards here take their job very seriously, they will enforce safety regulations, which I like. Plenty of tables & chairs under shadowing trees. There are grills available around sitting areas as well. You can also bring extra chairs & canopies. Parking is regulated by circulating security guards, which keeps the cars well organized. Son & hubby loves the new big slides. They moved things along very well & made sure coordinated timing of riders at a time. We did miss the giant black floaties that they rented out for $2-3 per hour, $5 for 2 hours, which they didn't have anymore. It can get pricey for a big group/family at $20 pp, but it's worth the diving boards & trapeze for a summer treat!

Still my most used stomping grounds even with all the construction in the area this remains a safe…read moreand serene place in those early morning walks, lined with wildflowers this time of year and the simmering of the water make for a pleasant and therapeutic walk.

I can't believe my original post was 9 years ago. Of course, I still stand by what I said before…read morethat this park is amazing and dog-friendly. I will just give you the CliffNotes version in that the park is very clean - perfect for running/jogging, walking, and sitting around to enjoy the outdoors. Here's the new impression about how kid friendly it is. First off, I love their splash pad. The best part of it is it's free! We tend to go on cooler/cloudy days when the summer sun is not beating down on us. They have benches and tables for families to sit around the splash pad. You can't bring your pets or food to the area. After a lot of running and laughing, my son's eyes do get a little red from the chlorine, so wear glasses or goggles if you want to avoid this. Right next to the splash pad is the playground. I'm so glad that it is covered, so we can go when it's sunny outside, but not too hot. The playground is a good place for the kiddo to either warm up or cool down before the splash pad. I would say the splash pad is such a fun distraction that my son spends the majority of his time at the splash pad and the playground is just a second thought. It's never super crowded even on the weekends. Perfect amount of kids playing around. There's a nice private parking lot right next to the splash pad. I'll be back with the family again and again.

Out of the way, plenty of beautiful landscape spots…read more Wildlife is abundant and fascinating.

Eagle Mountain Park has a decent size parking lot and I noticed they had a Kona ice truck out…read morefront. They have restrooms available, however they are porta potties that need maintenance. My friend and I enjoyed walking the overlook trail, including seeing the views of the lake. The weather was sunny and breezy and we got a good workout. I like that they don't allow dogs here to preserve their wildlife. We saw a couple of deer on our walk which was lovely. We look forward to our next visit to Eagle Mountain Park.

My favorite part in Azle area we go there to play basketball frisbee badminton softball and run…read more walking the trails n even found cats there loved it always, saw prom parties too. A great family place.

So many great memories. I lived on Hutchinson street. My baseball buddies and I would make that…read morelong summer walk to play baseball pretty much all day. 1959, 1960. We had little league practice later in the day or sometimes a game. Great times.

this is a beautiful spot. must see when in the stockyards area. turtles are super cute and the…read morewater views are nice.

This is an awesome paddling trail and place to kayak & is so close to town! It's shaded and…read moregorgeous. The parking is well thought out, there are trash cans for your trash, there's a rail to help you get your kayak down the slope, and there is even a rope swing for swimming! My kids had a blast with that. The only thing I took a star away for was the lack of a place to poop. A port-a-potty out there would be amazing for the people who come down to picnic, take photos, and just swim in the general area. Other than that, I highly, highly recommend this place! We're taking a bunch of friends out again this weekend to kayak, we liked it so much.

You can't do anything here. The water in the creek is disgusting and the area to access the water…read moreis right outside a waste water treatment facility. It smells absolutely disgusting there any time of year you go.

This is a great place to start your hike of the Trinity Trails. You can find it by car off of 183…read morejust west of Bryant Irvin and there's a good amount of parking and a water fountain. You can only head north from here along the river. The best way to navigate is to plan your trip ahead of time with the free app. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/trwd/id527702848?mt=8

This is just another part of the very extensive Trinity Trails that goes throughout Ft. Worth. It's…read morea beautiful trail to run, bike or hike on especially in the early morning! Watch the sunrise right off of the river and enjoy the outdoors and nature. Whenever I venture out to this area I always love to give this trail a visit. There are maps online and info on how to navigate the area. Thank you city of Ft. Worth for making it easy and providing the navigation!