It was not hard to find at all! Just follow the signs (we were following Apple Maps and it lead us…read moreto the wrong side) and you will find it! When you enter the park, you will see "the falls" signs, park and then walk. It's not too far of a walk at all, my 4 year old had plenty of energy leftover when we got back to our vehicle haha. We didn't ride around to see what all there is, but did see a playground for the kids if you keep going straight when you enter the Park. There are restrooms as well if you drive a little way down, convenient! Very fun trip to Wichita Falls from Fort Worth, the waterfall was pretty and peaceful!

Probably the nicest park and natural venue in the city. Curb your enthusiasm. Hot, humid, down…read morestream from a graveyard and the municipal motor pool. The Falls are adjacent to the freeway overpass, and are inoperative Don't plan more than 15 minutes in this place

Very peaceful and beautiful if you just want to be alone and listen to nature! I would absolutely…read morego again!

I was out and about yet again in the last three weeks and decided to have a nice walk around Weeks…read morePark, specifically the South Weeks Park Pond area. I should note that Weeks Park is quite large compared to other parks in the area and is thus ideal for family outings at the various playgrounds scattered across the walk way, the Champions Course at Weeks Park for golf, and the Weeks Park Tennis Court, and fishing. It can also be used to host various musicals and other outside events. I will say that it is the more up to date park with the improvements to the playgrounds and sidewalks.

Family oriented great splash pad during the heat highly recommended great job to the city of…read moreWichita Falls let's do this to more parks across the city!!

While out and about a couple of weeks back, I decided to meet up with a few friends of mine to play…read morePokemon Go at several gyms. After we were done, I decided to do a little drive around the park and must say that I just adore the fall season atmosphere and scenery. With that being said, I did notice that several of the playgrounds were quite old with the exception of the new one recently built and still under construction. This park does need an update though in the form of playground equipment.

We entered from Lucy Park. They definitely need to post more signs saying which way to go to the…read morewaterfalls and how far it is. The first third of the 1/2 mile walking path to the falls was infested with the largest fire ants I've ever seen in my life! We didn't stop walking so they wouldn't have a chance to crawl up our shoes. The pathway was a beautiful walk though, which led to a beautiful, although man-made, waterfall. It was very serene. Well worth the walk to reach there. I did see some people who had reached there from walking from the opposite direction. They said it was a short walk but they had to park on a street. Not sure about entering from that direction. Sighs would be nice indication there's a path up the side of the falls to overlook them from above.

There's not really a clear way to get there. We ended up in lucy park, but then the map said it was…read morea drive away. It's basically off the highway. When we got there it was dry as a bone with a sign saying " I'll be back". I get that its man made, so shouldn't it never run out of water? Don't think it's worth trying to see in the summer for risks that the falls isn't turned on lol.

Honestly this was a very cool bowling alley! it was clean and retro exactly what you want out of a…read morebowling alley.

Always a fun time to be had together. We try to come bowl possibly once a quarter. It is hard to…read moreget on the schedule sometimes. They do have military and senior discounts. The restaurant isn't bad, but they don't have an inclined ball ramp that some places have to make it easier if you don't use bumpers.

Fields are great. Most coaches and parents are there for the kids to learn and play (there's always…read morea couple crazies). One star for the referees. For two years and different ages, the referees consistently do not call blatant fouls or basic rule violations (picked up foot on throw-in, hand ball, etc). A kid could not try for the ball, shove and extend with his/her arm, knock over the other player, and no whistle. I like aggressive play but this is basically hockey on grass, not soccer. If this is all you can do, it's better than nothing but just barely.

The fields are well kept, but I wish the lines were brighter so you can see them easier from the…read moresidelines. The bleachers on field K were broken, but I brought my own chair because of my back issues. I don't think that is a big deal because I remember growing up playing soccer and they didn't have bleachers, and the parents either brought chairs or stood. There were bouncy houses for kids to get some energy out. We didn't use the restrooms or concessions so maybe there will be an update on those.

Super awesome!! We have an 8 and 9 year old and this was perfect for them!! They were able to go…read morethrough the lazy river and down the water slides without our constant supervision because they could stand above water in each pool. There is a diving board for the ambitious. That's in almost 12 feet of water. They knew to avoid it. There were multiple life guards throughout the facility and they were all attentive and extremely friendly. We went when they opened right at 1 pm on a Sunday and we barely got a pool chair to put our towels on. It gets packed fast. You can't bring inside drinks in- there's food trucks for drinks and snow cones but we didn't need it. They do search your bags for outside food/drinks. Everyone in the park was super friendly and low key. We felt safe and it was most definitely a family place. Next time we're in Burkburnett we will definitely come back! Wifey tip: They do ask you what your zip code is be 'non-residents of Burkburnett' are charged more. We gave them a local Burkburnett zip code but we're still charged the out of town price for whatever reason ‍

We were in Texas for a few weeks, and the heat started to get the best of us, so we decided to try…read moreand find somewhere to go swimming! Boomtown Bay was a blast, but the only thing I didn't like was they didn't have an actual pool to just swim in. They had slides, a diving board, kids area, and a lazy River.

This place was a decent place to cool off in the summer. It was certainly not the best and it was…read morereally packed, but for 2 bucks, cant complain too much right? It has a nice size pool to swim in and a few diving boards. There is a covered picnic area where you can relax out of the sun and enjoy some snacks and what not. The kids areaa was where I spent most of the time with my girls. There are multiple little slides for them and the water depth is really shallow. My girls enjoyed going down the slides (bring your own water toys for a better time)! The showers and restrooms were clean and decent enough. I think we went at a bad time because there were so many people so it was hard to manuever. Besides that, it pretty much suited its purpose for that day.