We enjoy going to the tiny Little Elm Beach as a family. Parking is free on the weekdays…read more(non-holidays) and they offer good amenities - restrooms, showers, life jackets, volleyball courts, and music. You can't swim far since boueys limit your swim, but it's good enough to get some laps in. Set up a tent/umbrella, bring sand toys and lots of sunblock, then let the kids go crazy. There's also a really neat playground within walking distance and a walking trail. Plenty to do with the little ones. As long as your expectations are low, you will be pleasantly surprised.

Need a boat ramp on lake Lewisville. Little Elm Park has a good one with an easy in and out,plenty…read moreof parking. It's a good one. Go!

Awesome park for kids all ages, multiple different areas for different age groups…read more Many sitting areas and the play areas are mostly fenced in beside the entrance which is nice

If you're looking for the gold standard of playgrounds in Frisco (or honestly, anywhere nearby),…read moreHope Park is it. This is hands-down one of the most thoughtfully designed, beautifully maintained, and inclusive parks I've ever visited. The playground is massive, separated into different sections by age group, which is a lifesaver if you have both toddlers and older kids. Everything is built with accessibility in mind ramps, wide pathways, sensory features, musical instruments, and even mini pretend storefronts that spark imaginative play. The rubberized ground covering is such a bonus for safety too soft, clean, and comfortable for little ones learning to navigate the world. There's also a splash pad right next door, which is an absolute magnet on hot Texas afternoons. Shaded picnic tables and benches are scattered throughout the park, making it easy for parents and caregivers to relax without feeling like you have to hover the entire time. What makes Hope Park extra special is the heart behind it. It was created by the Frisco community with the dream of building a place where all children no matter their ability level could play side by side. You can feel that spirit when you're here. It's not just a playground; it's a celebration of inclusion, joy, and togetherness. Pro tip: It can get very busy on weekends, so early mornings or weekday evenings are perfect if you want more space to roam. Parking is plentiful, and restrooms are nearby. Five huge stars!

Nice place w/restrooms and picnic area. Good fishing.It was really clean outdoors. I did not go…read moreinto the facilities, so I can't comment on the condition inside restrooms. Nice trail. It had been mowed.(you can tell. Didn't have to worry about running upon a snake or some critter. I did not see where to pay the $7 though, so I decided to see if I could find it online. No ATM's etc. There was a metal box it seemed, but I wouldn't deposit any cash into that. They need a better means of collecting the $7. maybe at the entrance? Maybe they are working on that. (smile) Overall, it was a great experience and I did catch some buffalo fish. My neighbors caught a nice channel catfish using cut bait.

great spot on the lake. there was a pier for fishing. also a good network of nice walking paths.read more

What a beautiful trail--well maintained and peaceful! There is some construction happening on the…read moresidewalk right now, but it doesn't take away from the experience. Loved the views of the small lakes along the way!

I was looking for a park with walking trails west of Denton and was thrilled this morning to…read morediscover South Lakes. This sprawling park has paved trails with inner and outer loops spanning about three miles, plus loads of other amenities, including tennis courts, volleyball nets, a catch-and-release fishing pond, gazebos, and the well-crafted Eureka playground. There were already dozens of joggers, dog walkers, and parents with toddlers out and about at South Lakes by late Saturday morning in January, when the temperature had just nudged up to 50 degrees. Its convenient and safe, and I plan to be back often.

Think of just about any outdoor activity on level ground and you'll find it at North Lakes Park…read more The 350-acre property features miles of walking trails, plus countless amenities, from soccer and baseball fields to tennis courts, volleyball courts, a frisbee golf course, a driving range, playgrounds, picnic areas, fishing ponds, and a beautifully maintained dog park with multiple pens. The restrooms are kept clean, and there is ample parking, even on the weekend. This is a great place to get some fresh air, whether solo or with family and friends, and enjoy the beauty of nature!

North Lakes Park has been a great resource for me and my family and friends who visit during the…read moreyear; it features the Tennis Center, which is hard asphalt regulation tennis courts that are free to the public during the day. A central feature is the park's paved jogging trails, which includes a model airplane flying center, and the city's recycling center and even a dog park, at the extreme end of the system. The city's Police Department features great officers who can help via 911 Phone Calls, 24/7. Fortunately for the residents who live close by, response times are prioritized by the severity of the situation and the need for urgent assistance. Denton, Texas is going to grow with respect to the Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington area by virtue of the local attractions offered to the voting public's attention to the very positive thing that green spaces offer to the people. Cheers, Mark F.

Very nice park for afternoon play dates. My kids loved it. The only reason why i left out a star is…read morebecause some of the items needs a little more security my one year old kept falling off the turning chairs.

Really is a cute park for kids. The design and layout is amazing, kids can run and play and have…read moredifferent learning experiences. The playground area has turf which is preferred when you have smaller children who still put everything in their mouth. Only downside to this park is it is open to the street, the only thing that separates the park from cars traveling 45-50 mph is a small parking lot.

Most notable for its single boat launch and fishing, this park includes a boat launch and a narrow…read morehiking trail (which was VERY overgrown in May 2020 - possibly due to COVID-19). While I enjoyed the wildflowers at the park, I felt uncomfortable on the narrow hiking trail worrying about chiggers and ticks where it was hard to avoid rubbing up against plants here and there. This park seems to invite a lot of fishers and small boats. We were very happy to encounter a fisherman who had returned from a day of fishing from his highly outfitted kayak. He was kind enough to chat with us and explain some of the set up and features of the boat. We learned a lot and were thankful to find some common ground--both being from the Midwest.

Great place to cool off and allow children to have some water play on a hot day. There is also a…read morepark and walking trail. Plenty of seating under an awning to stay out of the sun.

Such a beautiful park full of amenities for families, dogs, walking, running, cycling, picnicking…read moreand splash pad with plenty of seating.