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Kiwanis City Park

4.8 (4 reviews)

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East Texas Arboretum & Botanical Society - Cain Garden Fountain

East Texas Arboretum & Botanical Society

4.3(17 reviews)
1.7 mi

I stopped by the East Texas Arboretum on my way back to Dallas from a getaway to Nacogdoches. It…read morewas really lovely! The cultivated garden part of the arboretum is fairly small: there are a couple of nice flower gardens, but it's not as extensive as (for example) the Dallas arboretum. There were lots of butterflies in the garden when we visited. There are a couple of historical buildings, including a large one (which we didn't go inside of). Be sure to check out the honey bee hive; it's glassed in, and you can see the bees doing their work. But what this place has that most arboretums don't is a really cool walking trail: you can walk for a couple of miles (there are two one-mile loops) through a shaded, woody trail consisting of two loops, which make for longer or shorter walks. There are benches along the way for those who need to rest, and the trails are well marked. It's a lot "wilder" and more natural than most arboretums I've been to - you're on a trail in the woods, rather than a big garden in a city - which I really loved. There's a cool suspension bridge in between the two trail loops. The bridge was partially paid for by BP, presumably as penance for the fact that there's an oil pipeline running under it through the woods (ugh). Admission is $4 for adults and parking is free. There are restrooms at the entrance and near the cultivated gardens/historical buildings. It's a really great place to stop and stretch your legs while driving through!

Went to check it out and get some exercise. Even though it is winter and things weren't in bloom…read moreyou can tell the beauty in the paths and design. It was very clean, well marked and has something for all. It has hiking, history, bridges and tons if photo ops. The person in the office was cheerful and knowledgeable. The memorial to veterans is beautiful. Take s ride and do something different. It does cost bit plenty of discounts if you qualify. January 1st prices will go up. Be careful of the roots on trails. Wear good shoes that support your ankles. Not all the paths are full of roots. Take your time be mindful and be careful. Worth it. It has handicap paths too.

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Little Land of Tyler

Little Land of Tyler

3.1(10 reviews)
32.4 mi

Great place. We went when on a Friday around lunch and it was basically empty with only 1 other…read morechild playing. My 1 year old loved it and we would definitely go back.

Attended this place for a family friend's child birthday. We arrived at the time stated on the…read moreinvitation however the balloon lady was still setting up, she said the staff of Little Land wasn't there on time to let her in to set up. During the party the staff was very unfriendly, they didn't welcome guess, discuss any rules or guidelines with guess as the came in, they did not refill the hand sanitizer dispensaries after people told them several times. The family friend had a baby kangaroo come for the kids to pet and they staff asked if they could take a pic to help advertise and promote their business. They had nothing to do with extra entertainment that was provided for the kids and they wanted to pass it off as their own -- NOT COOL. Not to mention, in their packages they over 4 pizzas, what they don't tell you is that they order the pizzas from Papa John's which is literally next door and the charge you extra for them to make money. Towards the end of the day I noticed the staff constantly rushing the family to tell them their time was up soon. I understand a heads up but they were very rude with their delivery and made everyone feel unwelcomed. I strongly DO NOT RECOMMEND this establishment for anything for family or any type of celebration. Please take your business elsewhere.

Kiwanis City Park - parks - Updated October 2026

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