This is quite the park in the off of international blvd in the Amazonia, San Isidro Taos, and San…read moreIsodro Ruidoso neighborhoods. Plenty of activities here with a large playground, an 18-hold frolf (frisbee golf) course, a large creek, miles of walking/biking trails, a large parking lot, swimming pool, and dog park areas for your furry partners to run around. The landscaping and upkeep is quite impressive as I found the park to be clean with the trails paved and grass cleanly kept. All the other reviews can attest to the beauty of this park. Laredo is blessed to have this here!

Beautiful park to ride your bike, walk or run. I came here to do the last, getting my running…read moreschedule done while in Laredo. There is a nice 5K route, but you can even make it a longer run by adding a section. At the park is a playground, pool, and a frisbee golf course. Around 7PM when the sun starts descending it's gets busier. I ran the first day around 5PM and that was brutal, wouldn't recommend it.

I saw this in Laredo. Then kept seeing it nearly every day. One day, I stopped here and explored…read more Several neat attractions here such as: -Shaded Basketball courts -Running Track around the park -Large pond with ducks -Shaded Playground area for kids Right off of Thomas Avenue, it serves many purposes and quite accessible amongst residents. I see you Jovita Idar!

This park has two fields for baseball, some basketball courts, a playground, a swimming pool that…read moreopens in the summer, skating areas, 2 concession centers that rarely open, a dog park and a place were kids also can practice soccer. In the swimming pool I haven't seeing shade, there is always a life saver that the city provides; they usually charge to enter, from 1-4 dlls per person, just cash. All this time that the park has being working, I have seeing the concession centers to be working on season schedule or something, to me that is money invested that is wasted. It would be nice that people could count on those places to go to the park for a while and then get a frozen drink or snack. The dog area the last time I was there, had some part of the gate not working, and some holes on the fence. Wild life could be present too, we have seeing deer early on the morning when walking. The park is connected by a sidewalk to a lake if you go walking under the bridge on Merida St.

Medium sized park, at first looks very nice, was made to be very nice obviously. Lots of space,…read moreballpark, basketball court, snack shack, bathrooms, dog park, playground and trash absolutely everywhere. Trash cans are overflowing, plastic bottles and cups, candy wrappers, beer cans and broken glass everywhere. Half of the lawn is patchy and is dried out and half of it is , probably the overgrowth is blocking the sprinklers from watering those aeas thenext to it. Locals are afraid to bring their dogs to the dog park area, there were no bags in the dog park area and all the trash was overflowing. Dog poop everywhere, probably because no bags were to be found to clean it up and apparently locals aren't intelligent enough to bring their own bags. Bottles and cans strewn around the dog park, broken gates, crummy fences. This place was built with using way too much money and then left to rot. The worst part is that according to a sign this park was built to honor veterans. Well if you ask me this is pretty sad. This place actually probably needs a a security guard or maybe even a police officer to watch over it. The bathroom smells like a methlab, this Park appears to be a popular drug junkie hangout. It has so much potential. But i suppose he community and the city don't have yet to purchase some standards.

The Laredo Athletic Complex offer training for various indoor sports such as volleyball,…read morebasketball, and Taekwondo. The staff is very prófugo the athletes and the parents. I called once to voice a concern regarding the parking lot's entrance and exit that were not labeled, therefore cars/parents would fight to get in our out of the parking lot using the same gate. The staff placed huge signs assigning an entrance and an exit. I was so happy to see that they listened to their customers. It's just SAD that parents don't read the signs now, actually they IGNORE the signs and use the exit as an entrance and the entrance as an extortion whenever it's convenient for them. This is an accident waiting to happen. The staff is awesome, the customer stubborn!

Camped here with a group over Veterans Day weekend. Starting with the pros.. our campsite was huge!…read moreWe had enough space for three tents, plus could have fit at least one more. The bathrooms were clean, and each campsite had a nice cover over the table. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. However, the hiking trails were really just walking trails and weren't that exciting. We were also woken up every morning at 5am because the duck hunters would unload near our site and walk down to the lake. If you did manage to fall asleep you were soon woken up to gunshots starting around 6:30 for hunting. The first night, right at dusk, we were attacked by some sort of nasty flying bug.. I think maybe industrial terminates because they came from the ground. It was terrorizing. But didn't happen the second night. And the Javelina's were really cool to see, but an absolute nightmare for our guardian dog. They do get close to the campsite, even if people are out, and our dog declared them as public enemy number one. So we were always on edge and looking for them before he caught wind of them. If you are looking for a chill spot to just hang and camp, I recommend. But if you are looking for more activities in a park, this honestly wasn't the place. The kids activities that were scheduled for the Saturday were cancelled, which was disappointing.

Honestly Disappointed, was wanting to go fishing couldn't find a good place because there was no…read morewater where the dock is. We ended finding an okay spot in the south of choke canyon state park however, we had to walk through the tall dead grass was getting thorns in my shoes went to my feet. Just was a huge disappointment to me in my opinion.

Honestly looks like something out of Chernobyl at this point. Broken swings, a court that used to…read morebe for basketball, more pot holes than paths, broken spray painted signs, and a view of the local refinery.

I'm pretty sure that this isn't a state park. It's a RV…read morepark located right on the highway, across the Frio River from a huge Valero refinery. Peaking over the tops of the tree, you see cracking towers, pressure valves, and exhaust vents. Over the roar of the waterfall, you can hear pressure being released and gases being mixed. Yes- there is a waterfall. The Frio River falls down about six to ten feet down a series of steep steps that looks so inviting, if it weren't for the refinery next door, and oh yea- that sign that says, "Alligators exist in this park." Nope. If that wasn't reason enough, there's a sign asking visitors to not swim, and stay off the grass. The park was clean. There's lots of spots available to camp. The sites were $5 for the site, $15 for an R/V site with water and electricity. There was a pavilion that looked nice, and lots of green spaces to run around in. There were some interesting things to look at around the park, like paintings and such. But a park alongside the river where you can't swim is kinda a letdown. I don't know how you'd be able to sleep with all the racket going on at the refinery next door. The refinery is constantly buzzing buzzers, releasing gases, running pumps, banging, beeping- it's a loud process to make gasoline.