I was looking for parks in the area with a playground to take my niece and this came up in our…read moresearch. The playground isn't large but is standard and has everything you'd expect to see (slide, swings, etc) There is a covered area with a space for what I presume is a concession stand. The playground and seating area were all we used so that is what my review is based on, definitely "A-ok" and I'd visit again. This is a very large space with open fields where we saw folks testing drones, playing with dogs, etc. Nice neighborhood park for those in the area

This 25.69 acre park and playground is located in a very nice, clean neighborhood. The park is in…read morevery good condition, and boasts a red barn-shaped pavillion (with restrooms!), a playground, plenty of grassy spaces, three football fields, and a concession stand. We threw a birthday party here. You can rent the pavilion through the Bowles Life Center. It costs $75 but it is yours for as long as you want. We rented it from 12pm until 11pm even though we used it until about 6pm. We wanted to be sure we had enough time to set up and break down the party decorations, etc. If you want to do anything special, i.e. pony rides or a bounce house, you can request a permit for free and party on! We had pony rides for our party. It was a blast! The bathrooms are a little worn out, as are the tables, but overall this is just a cute, fun place to bring a picnic lunch and let the kids run wild! Or party!

I'm not sure if the City of Joshua has more parks or just this one, because their website isn't…read morevery detailed. It's a small town so this is a very valiant effort and it's a very nice park. The park has a lighted full court basketball court, picnic tables, a splashpad (with seating for the adults) and a pretty amazing picnic shelter. There are three lighted baseball fields for amateur and tournament play. Large parking lot and a playground. Definitely a fan! [Review 16027 overall - 214 in Texas - 1532 of 2021.]

On Google maps it says that the park it's closed today Saturday but I came in and it's open…read more There's nothing special about this park. The grass and the plants look dry in gray But this is the closest one near me and I needed to walk my dog. I didn't walk my dog through the path because there is a snake warning. There's a basketball court, baseball court and a playground for kids, the parking lot has 2 sides, overall it's an ok park, it doesn't look well maintained to be honest the trailer park next door looks greener and more alive. Btw it's open from 5am to 11 PM.

Took 4- and 1-year old grandchildren there during the week recently. Very clean and well…read moremaintained park and equipment that offered something for all and a grassy area for a picnic. Play area was well cushioned with wood chips. Neighborhood seemed cute and safe, several babies being walked around the park. If they had restroom facilities it would have rated five stars, for sure!

I love Oakhurst Park…read more.. It's probably my favorite park in all of the Fort Worth area (or at least in the top 5). What it lacks in parking (you have to park on the side of the street), it makes up for in charm and serenity. This park is settled in a nice quiet part of the Oakhurst area, surrounded by very well landscaped homes, and is considered a gem to the community surrounding it (local events are sometimes held here, see URL attached). If you have small children, I encourage you to spend a nice afternoon there and have a picnic (charcoal grills and picnic tables are also available). Or if you picked up a sandwich from White Eagle Deli, I couldn't think of a more perfect spot to enjoy your lunch outside. Oh.. if you need to reserve the park for an event, here is the main city URL for the area parks. (http://www.fortworthgov.org/pacs/parks/)

This is a fairly decent-sized park for the neighborhood it's located within. There is everything…read moreyou could need here: basketball hoops, tennis court, pavillion with benches, a playground for the kids, and plenty of shade. In fact, there were two moms with their children enjoying the park and playground. It was a quick visit for me as I was merely stopping by to visit one of many beautiful city parks in Fort Worth. Don't pass this by...go check it out.

Great park my kiddo loves going. Has a toddler playground and a larger playground for older kids…read moreacross the creek. Some courts too for basketball and tennis. The library is right across the street too. Has a bathroom and pavilion.

Somebody is being weird and cutting the nets off of the goals! They take pride it it to because…read moreit's gone by the next day! Waiting until nobody is there and taking it down for whatever reason

Great place for hiking and walking dogs.its by the water so be ready with your mosquito repellent…read morebecause there are lots of those creatures that would like to sting you.clean, well maintained and only has portable potties. 2 base/soft ball fields Not recommended on rainy days as the paths are muddy (no paved path) A good place to get lost among the trees and hear the birds away from the every day noises.

Bleh... what a gross park. (see pics)…read more Where do I begin? Most of the equipment is broken and/or has been basically abandoned and left to the ravages of elements. There's vulgar graffiti all over the playground equipment (which is apparently next to a hazardous area), lots of broken glass in the parking areas, people who just seem to randomly drive here and park....and you can tell that other then a quick mowing there is little in the way of landscaping. They've converted a large gated area of the park from two baseball areas (one at one time use to be a baseball field - I imagine) to a handful of small soccer areas (that's the only thing I think they could be, since there are bleachers in the outfield area facing each other). If they ever get the funding to repair this park, here are 3 suggested solutions that I think they need to consider. First, build pathways within the park (it seems to be keeping the vandalism down at Haltom Road Park - which is mere blocks away). Second, move the playground area away from the creek (aka Hazardous Area). And finally, consider your areas needs. The Asian and Hispanic population is growing around this park, see what they would use it for. I don't know what else to say other then recommending that (for now) you find another park then this one (Rosebud, Broadway and Oakhurst Park are far better for kids).

Stopped here on a Sunday and it was pretty empty. There were a few kids there whose parents were…read more"watching them" from the car and they were being a bit rowdy, but overall it was pretty quiet. There were some people playing on the basketball courts and the police were roaming so nothing felt out of place. The park equipment was fine, they had a couple tall slides and a few smaller ones that kept my son's interest. We were here for such a short time, but it was pleasant and we'd go back!

Very nice park. Clean and welcoming environment. Chains on the swings need lubricant. Wood chips…read moreneed replacing, especially near the climbing rock. Signs need posting to warn you of neighborhood entry. Nice walking area- not entirely around just the park but.... Again, nice clean park for a first day of Spring walk; and future use.

I love everything they offer ! From the recreation center…read more to the soccer field , Baseball field and areas to dirt bike ! Did I mention sectioned age range areas for kids to play Very fun for the family

I gotta get pictures for y'all. Stay tuned. Meanwhile, take my word for it when I say that this…read morepark is clearly understated -- it hasn't even been reviewed yet, which is nuts. I've been here a handful of times with my sweet baby and we've walked all around the property. Each amenity is well designed, maintained, and landscaped. I like coming here because it's clean and close, and while it's never felt overcrowded it's still busy enough to feel safe. Here's what you'll find: BMX Trail League Fields (baseball, soccer) Practice Fields Concessions (during certain events) Natural Area Playgrounds Picnic Areas with picnic tables Grills Restrooms 2 Pavilions (large, concrete, covered, capacity of 40 each) The playgrounds and picnic tables have plenty of shade, which is a necessity. The playgrounds are pretty fun -- I'd have loved them as a kid with all the bridges, monkey bars, and swings. There's even a giant swing, this oversized red plastic seat that little kids all squeeze on together. It's also fun for family selfie photo sessions. Come here for a leisurely park visit. Bring lunch and a blanket and a book. Maybe a baby.