Just a well maintained parks in the area. This park has lots of things you can do. There's a…read morebasketball court and it's always filled with people playing. Great restrooms are always nice and clean. It's a great place to walk your dog as well.

I could not find the dog park. After reading the signage, I still couldn't find it. Is it across…read morethe boardwalk with a gate? The park was nice, good playground for kids, nice benches scattered throughout. Please somehow Direct dog walkers where they go.

Nice park, hidden away - at least to me. They have a basketball hoop, but it is in the parking lot,…read moreso if you want to play, hopefully there are not a lot of cars haha. They have a walkway/trail, playground, green area, and picnic area. The park is in the floodway of Town Branch Creek.

Pleasant little hidden park. Lots of big beautiful shade trees. Nice playground and picnic area…read more Heads up for parents: playground has sand, which we love but would have put different shoes on the kids.

There's absolutely no lake here, sadly, there's not even a river or any real 'body of water' and…read moreit's sad. I feel like other than the children's area and the military memorial there is no reason to visit this park at all (unless you're one of the six thousand cyclists tearing thru the trails). Especially not for the lake. I was expecting to come and sit by a quiet bubbling steady body of water after a long challenging day and what I found instead was a sad mostly dried-up riverbed, hardly resembling anything of what it (probably) use to be.

Decently loop around an easily accessible lake. There's a playground on inside. There's tons of…read morespace on the path for bikes, strollers, walkers and runners! Today there was a lot of poop on the trail so that was gross. But we enjoy coming here to stretch our legs :)

The entrance is beautiful and leads to an asphalt parking lot for RV…read more Its walking trails are beautiful and level , bike riding is a big deal here. Check out the back arboretum its wonderful

My husband and I have enjoyed this camping spot several times in the past. We decided to bring my…read morefamily this weekend and tent camp. When we arrived, they gave us the smallest site near the RVs (site 1) even though we had not been given the option to request a specific site when we called and made the reservation. We went back and asked to switch to another site since we had a large tent and only one of the other 12 sites had someone at it. The lady at the front rudely told my mother that all the other sites were full. Over the weekend, NONE of those other sites had people at them. Not sure if 8 people just decided to not show or if the woman lied. All that being said, when reserving, request any site other than #1 if you have larger than a 2-person tent. #1 is buggy, is next to the sanitation site, and has a huge electric pole smack in the middle of it.

We love this city waterpark in Rogers! It is huge and had multiple pools, kids areas, slides, and a…read morelazy river. There is a splash pad area for little kids, a snack bar, rock climbing wall, diving boards, lockers, and a big changing room with showers and bathrooms. The only issue is it is pretty expensive $15 for all day per person (over 48inches). But if you are military it is only $8 and they have discounted rates if you come after 3 I think. They also in the summer have late float hours for $3 to just do the lazy river after hours. We buy the punch cards online which save quite a bit of money and if you get them at their half of sale before summer each visit is about $5. They don't allow you to bring in food but you can bring in tumblers and refillable water bottles ans the snack bar is very affordable with snacks like nachos, hotdogs, and sandwiches around $3-6. 5 stars!

This was our first time at the aquatics center and we all had a great time! The grounds were clean…read moreand the pools were nice. I greatly appreciated all of the lifeguards and their attentiveness. Especially with the slides! I took my two 9-year olds with my husband and we hardly had any down time between the lazy river, the slides, the diving board, and the lily pad ropes. They could have an even bigger obstacle course section on the water and I bet it would be a huge hit! The food was priced well for what it was. I enjoyed my chili cheese dog and Coke icee and my kids enjoyed their nachos! We got there when they first opened at 11 on a Saturday and stayed until about 4:15. We were all exhausted! My kids have already asked if we could go back.

Great place to bring the family, has a paved trail for bike riding or just going for a walk. Has…read moresoftball/baseball fields with public access and a very nice playground for children. Also has a couple very nice pavilions one also has a couple charcoal grills. If you go behind the softball fields there is a very nice disc golf course which also is great for off pavement running.

I made my first trip to the park for Huntsville's Bluegrass and BBQ event, and I was really…read moreimpressed with the park facilities and maintenance. There are two nice playgrounds, a few ball fields, paved parking, new bathrooms, and a really cool pavilion that can be used for music performances. There is also overflow parking in the grass, and it is well marked and the grass is mowed. This is a great place for kids and events.

This is a nice park located by the city tower and a church. There is a playground, grill, drinking…read morefountain, pavilion, picnic tables, restrooms and a trail. There is parking right by the church.

I absolutely love Wilson Springs! It's a beautiful habitat that focuses on preserving wildlife and…read morenative plants. It's a great place to go for a walk if you want to feel like you're really out in nature without having to leave the city. Beautiful all year round and I hardly ever run into lots of people out here. There's two entrances to the preserve, one at the Sam's Club on highway 112 if you park on the southern edge of the parking lot and the other's along Deane Solomon Rd, there's a few parking spots along N Floral Court and then you'll walk a very short distance north along Deane Solomon and you'll see the entrance. There are bike racks at either entrance to the park because there's no bikes or dogs allowed in the preserve due to the sensitivity of the trails since it's a wet prairie and the goal of the preserve is to maintain the ecosystem in the best possible condition for wildlife and native flora.