Great place to get away from the house and relax…read more Close to hike and bike trails. Clean and well maintained.

Loved this beach. It seemed nice and clean and everything you want off a beach and park. People…read morewere cooking out and enjoying the water. They had water rentals as well. I will definitely go back.

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.

Lovely spot to wander for an hour or two. Plenty of opportunities for a picnic. I love that the art…read moreis all Texas artists.

Open to the public year 'round! What a lovely garden/park in the heart of Frisco. Apparently this…read morehas been around for over 2 decades. Who knew? This is a great area for running, hiking and/or biking also. The garden connects to nearby trails and parks as well. Or just come by to admire/take some pics and download an app to hear audio on the history behind each sculpture! The fountains are beautiful as well and there was lots of greenery, flowers, beautiful landscape. Tons of coffee shops/beverage spots nearby to grab a sip or bite to eat too before moseying around. Since I came here for a workout did not venture inside but plan on checking out the indoor sculptures as well! Come enjoy some culture and expand your mind. You will be so glad that you did.

This park has been on my list for awhile and stopped by today while we were in the area. There's…read moreplenty for kids to climb on and some slides as well as nets and other unique things you don't get at a traditional park. The whole thing is fenced except the entrance but that's where most parents sat while their kids played. The bathrooms are large and clean. There's two restrooms both are family bathrooms. The only downside of the park is that the slides are fast and tossed my 22 month old around and the ropes on the netting is spaced fairly wide so his little feet slipped through but there is an additional net outside the so things can't fall through and those helped him get along. We will come back for sure!

Finally got a chance to visit Kaleidoscope park and was not let down. It's beautiful and at night…read morewas so calming to explore. Very artistic. Definitely want to go back in the daytime

Cute little playground I stumbled upon just searching the Yelp app. Of course my son just wanted to…read moreplay in the wood chips lol. Bonus when a park has a bathroom!

This is a great park with large open spaces and plenty of sports fields (football with posts,…read moresoccer, baseball). The playground is not on par with some of the others in Frisco parks, but is nice and new. There is also a nice bathroom right next to the playground area. It is near some large powerlines but not that close. There is also a dog park nearby. It is kind of tucked away and not very crowded so let's keep it that way! There is plenty of parking and as long as the fields are not reserved, you can use them.

Beavers Bend is a nice park. It has a nice walking trail, great playground for kids, and a nice…read morepavilion sitting area. I went to the pavilion today and ate lunch. It was very quiet, clean, and overall a good spot to sit outside and have lunch. I can't wait for the fall cooler weather, I will definitely be back.

A small stretch of land with paved trails running by the wetland. You'll never get out of view of…read morethe highway and I did not see any beavers, but it is nonetheless a pleasant space. Not a huge destination, but the sort of thing that makes for a quality of life enhancement for those nearby.

One of two trailheads for this park is located across from the North end of Cottonwood Park…read more When we visited in mid-May, we found the trails to be in need of maintenance--overgrown with a lot of debris on the trails. Otherwise, we enjoyed our guess-which-way-to-go-hike - spotting some wildflowers (including Green Milkweed, Prairie Verbena, Prickly Pear Cactus Flowers), and wildlife (speckled king snake (these are BEAUTIFUL constrictors which kill venomous snakes) rabbits, and birds) along the way. We came out pretty muddy at the end but that made for a more interesting adventure!! All-in-all, this trail would be more enjoyable in drier conditions when more recently mowed/maintained with the addition of a trail map and/or trail markers.

It's nice but be careful of the poison ivy and fire ants. It's pretty here, some of the spots are…read morenot great. Others are very pretty. Our spot smelled like sewage at times. This spot really shouldn't be rented out. No concrete pad, mud, fire pit is under low hanging trees, poison ivy encroaching on site and fire ant mounds.

Staff is nice and courteous. Boat docks are nice. RV park is also nice. Lots of outdoor camping…read moreavailable.

Great for a semi-quick walk or finishing. Also has tables and picnic area- covered- for a group…read moregathering. Pretty quiet during the week on a pretty sunny day. Went for a walk with my dog. Not too big of a park but good size for the area.

It's a nice park on the edge of Lake Dallas. I probably would have given it one extra star if it…read moreweren't for a lot of boats blasting super loud music while we were here.