It's a beautiful place. Lots of good trails beautiful lake friendly people…read more Lots of birds and animals to watch .

While it's smaller, with less infrastructure than Martin Creek Lake or Caddo Lake, it's has some…read morelegitimately pretty (and somewhat wilder) trails. They have a self payment envelope and mailbox system, just FYI.

This was a Clean nice friendly park. Walking trail…read moretoo.......................................................i enjoy my time meditating there

I was not expecting to find a park this huge. I saw a guy playing golf in the middle of one of the…read morefields because it was that big. A very pleasant place to walk in the evenings because the trail meanders through fields and wooded areas.

The refuge is the perfect spot for a walk, hike, run, or biking adventure! Each of the trails offer…read morea different perspective of the refuge and there's amazing birds and wildlife that you could see along the way! I love taking my puppy here to hike and enjoy the lake and river. It is pet and kid friendly! Please sign in at the visitors center when you first come! Signatures keep the refuge open and able to enjoy :)

The walking trails are very nice and I really liked the sitting areas overlooking the water. Every…read moretime I go the little place to go into with all the habitat information is closed but it looks interesting. Parking is good and the location isn't bad.

Beautiful location for tent camping. It would have been perfect except for some noisy neighbors who…read moreparked their car where I was supposed to pitch my tent. Otherwise I'd give it a 5 star review. You need to walk a bit to set up camp but not too far.

This is coming from someone who has had camping experience for many years all over the country…read more Have also been camping here several years in spite of the following flaws; most importantly is the very dirty condition of the nearly new bathhouse. Floors and showers have not been cleaned in weeks and there is probably half an inch of dead bugs on the outside patio. Your feet crunch all the way in. Plus the outside doors do not lock and the bathroom and shower stall doors can't be locked either. Also, eliminating some of the signs at the entrance would afford a more welcoming atmosphere for campers. It's like a slap in the face when you drive in! Great fishing, lots of room, trails, beach, boat launches but hardly anyone here . This place could be a great campground and a really moneymaker if someone with experience would pay attention to some of these details and make some pretty simple changes.

The park is now under the management of Red River Wildlife Refuge. Big improvements have been made…read more This park is always prone to flooding because of its proximity to the nearby Red River. Nice hiking trail when it is dry. You may see deer and other wildlife. This is a great park for younger children's first hiking experience. This is definitely a hidden gem in the city.

Kind of a shame that the 2015 floods destroyed this place and it was never refurbished. Now In near…read morecomplete ruin, only the front dock is accessible. There is no park or playground or really any reason to bring your children.

Looking for a place to hike? Bike? Kayak? Bird? Bring horses for a trail ride?…read moreThis is it. Several marked trails, about 65 miles of paved and unpaved roads with old concrete ruins rising out of the forest. This was once the Longhorn Ammunition Plant and has a lot of history that you can read about in the visitor center (if you can find it!). The visitor center is behind the Refuge offices. Take the first right after you enter the gates, then the first left to find it.

This was a great find by accident. We found out about it while at the state park and it was…read moredefinitely worth the stop. It is an old army ammunition factory that was turned over to the wildlife and fisheries department. Shells of some of the old buildings still stand. Lots of birds and wildlife, but very, very few people.

This park has always been one of my favorites. I remember coming here when I was a kid. Last time I…read morewas there was for the Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk. The whole place is very clean with a walking trail and very pretty scenery. The playground equipment has obviously been updated since I was a kid but all still good and safe.

Gorgeous park in a gorgeous neighborhood - the bathrooms are absolutely abhorrent as another…read morereviewer mentioned - like completely disgusting, no doors on stalls and yuck Playground is cute and big enough for kids 3-12 for sure

Chimp Haven is open in Oct and May for visitors--try to go! It is so informative. It is amazing…read morewhat they can do as a "no touch" facility and how they care for the chimps. They do all kinds of enrichment to keep them active. The guides know all 293 chimps by name ! Grounds are clean.

Chimp Haven is a fabulous place to visit. See the post experiment life of over 300 Chimps.read more

This park is fairly minimalist. It is a circular path with grass, plants, and one statue in the…read moremiddle of that. It almost feels like something the neighborhood has for its denizens. All told it is not without its charm.

This is a nice little park nestled between a few neighborhoods & complexes. It has a .15…read more(point-one-five) mile walking loop, three benches, and a well-maintained lawn. There isn't any parking specifically for the park, but the apartment complexes directly across the street have plenty of parking.

it's always so fun coming here and seeing the ducks! i'm so grateful to have grown up nearby the…read morepond

Grew up there. Well done. Always great to see new generations enjoy my park, and to visit the tree…read morethat grows out over the water where now five generations of my family have gone to watch sunrises, make diary entries, and assuage troubled souls