this is a beautiful spot! there is some signage on the plants on the trails. beautiful waterfall.read more

I'm so glad I got to check out this lovely park! Relatively easy to navigate trails and the…read morewaterfall was beautiful.

This trail is so beautiful! I ran this trail just now and it's an easy/medium run. Super walkable,…read morebike-able, and definitely run-able. Everyone is super friendly, walking with significant others or pets. It's great during the day. Lots of wildlife and mini waterfalls. Great place to mediate too! They have disc golf and that's pretty fun!

I love this trail, lots of activities from nature. If you're looking for a place to see some nature…read moreand miniature waterfalls at the same time, this is your place. Great walking distance to stretch the joints.

It is one of the best playgrounds we have been at. My both kids had some fun there. Lots of slides,…read moreswings, places to climb and jump etc. Train, boat, castle name it. I asked my oldest one what did he like the most about this park and he said there were lots of people and size, it was a big one. I noticed it was pretty well maintained and neat. It is located just next to Train museum and 3 min away from children's museum. The only thing, what made us driving around is gps, when I picked Whistle playground it took me to the wrong destination, on another side of street, when I changed it to whistle park, it brought me to the correct location.

This park is very cool, but there is a very obvious public safety issue that the city should really…read moreaddress. The homeless living in and around the park restrooms and partaking in drug use in and around the park makes this an unsafe area for kids. I'd recommend keeping an extra close eye on your children, your surroundings, belongings, and also check the bathrooms before you allow kids in them. The park is amazing and it's evident that it's a true labor of love to have built it and maintain it. I do hope this issue is addressed as several men came out of the bathrooms with sheets and backpacks and the aroma of marijuana all through the park was overwhelming.

Beautiful, spacious, clean campgrounds! Bathrooms/showers were some of the cleanest I've seen on…read moreour camping stays. Would definitely return!

Wonderful all year camping. Great sites, good views, lake is huge, clean and full of fish. But the…read moredo have zebra mussels so be sure to dry your boat and be careful with bare feet in the water. Critters will mess with your trash overnight.

Recent constructs added a cement walk from the ramp to the historic marker greatly improving…read moreaccess. Beyond the historic marker are many miles of trails that vary in difficulty. Plan your route car and always carry plenty of water. Don't forget to check for geocaches in the area

HIked here hundreds of times, totaling well over 1000 miles in all kinds of weather. This place is…read morefantastic, you can get lost if you are not careful as there are many miles of unmarked ,unmapped trails and lots of deer trails and creekbeds to hike. So either be careful or go crazy as long as you have enough time and water. Entrances on both ends of park. LOts of litter so don't make it worse please.

We were in the area and looking for a place to get out and stretch our legs. We had a basketball…read morewith us and there are two basketball courts in this park. Ducks, picnic tables, workout equipment, and a nice walking path along the river. There is also a bathroom and a playground. It was a clean park. I would come back here if in the area, and it seems to be a jewel for the city.

My children and I absolutely love this park! You can feed the ducks, walk, ride or run on a trail,…read moreplay basketball and even host a birthday party. This park truly has it all. This is a phenomenal park to do just about anything in, and it is very peaceful and relaxing, even with lots of kids joyfully playing.

Dana Peak Park offers many trails, lake side views with fishing, and places to park. The trails are…read moremarked for your reference. The trails are for hiking and bicycling. It is also dog friendly. Pretty much dirt trails, so after rains, it can get muddy, but we are in Texas, so that only happens occasionally. You can get several miles in on the various trails. Others are friendly and willing to point you in the right direction. I've been here a couple of times now and enjoyed both times. I do recommend hiking with someone else in case of emergencies. You never know when you might come across a snake, so be safe!

Why not hike on a Tuesday morning before the temperature rise to over 100 degrees? Dana Peak Park…read morehas become one of my favorite places to hike. The sunrises are beautiful. The atmosphere is peaceful and serene. There is something about walking through nature while deer frolic along side you.... It forces you to reflect on your life and others who may be or no longer may be in your life. There are many trails, waterfront views, and quietness! Go with a friend, go with a pet, or go alone, either way it's a great place to get fresh air, exercise and mental clarity.

Well maintained park. Playground was a bit too large for my small kiddos, but it looked like fun…read morefor an older kid!

This park is absolutely a hidden gem, it's a bigger playground suggested for kids about four and…read moreup, however there's a water park, trails connecting to other parks and huge fields for all ages. The bathrooms are spotless, they even have a changing table in both restrooms

This park is is a great place to take kiddos, especially in the those Texas spring and summer…read moremonths. There are covered areas and grills for picnics and parties, the typical playground equipment, and a really nice splash pad. I like the fact that it's right next to a joint police/fire station so that definitely adds to the feeling of security (although it's already in a really friendly area).

This is a nice smaller park that runs along the river and had several paved paths. It's an easy…read morewalk and is near restaurants. The park runs along the opposite side of the river though. Parking is in a large lot.