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

Hidden gem that is perfect to cool off on a hot day. Great for kids of all ages. A little difficult…read moreto navigate after it rains and is very muddy, but still fun.

We didn't actually spend much time at the park, but it looked nice. Rather, we accessed the Taychas…read moreTrail through the park. In case you're wondering about which way to go on the trail, because it goes both north and south from the park, please please go north. We didn't know any better and decided to go south, figuring we'd go around a half mile, get to the end, turnaround, and hit the rest. Well, the trail now connects to another trail on the south side of 121. If you're planning to walk to the south end and turn around, you've got a long way to go. After a mile going south, we turned around. The south stretch (most of which isn't actually Taychas) isn't shady and honestly isn't that great. However, the north stretch of Taychas trail from the park was very nice. Much more shade and available trash cans (for throwing away dog poop bags you carried along your southern journey). Unfortunately, we ran out of time and didn't get to see the northern end, but we will...next time when we decide to go north instead of south!

Nice little neighborhood playground and small park area. If it had more shade, it'd be an easy 5…read morestars, but it gets pretty toasty out in the sun. Picnic tables usually have good shade, but it does depend on time of day / sun location. There's somewhat of a little kid and big kid structure, IMHO. The little kid side is accessible by, say, 1.5- to 2-year olds. The taller structure is probably 4-year olds minimum and good for up to... maybe 10? Ish? It's pretty tall. One pair of little kid swings and one pair of regular swings. Generally pretty clean, so please help keep it that way! Plenty of trash cans and recycle bins. Occasionally there are groups - generally birthday parties, I'd say - that do leave messes. North of the playground the concrete path continues into one of the adjacent neighborhoods, and there are some grassy areas that are good for games like frisbee, etc. See pictures for more, plus park rules and when the park is open.

Great place for family picnic and kids to play. My kiddos had a great time at this park.read more

The Shoreline Trail is a true blessing of tranquility and natural beauty in the midst of urban life…read morein the Metroplex. Enjoy!

Very nice trail in the Colony. My friend and I walked it the last day we were busting her. I…read moreenjoyed the beautiful houses along the shoreline.

Nice park but no walking trails around the docks I would come back. It's free but smallread more

Sunset Park is a great place to come enjoy some good walking areas, as well as have a place to play…read moresome basketball, soccer, baseball, etc. The walking paths have some decent lighting for those evening walks. And of course, if you want to see the sunset...the name does deliver! There is a reasonable amount of parking, as well as a play area for the kids. A covered seating area as well with the kids playground area.

This place is really cool…read more We drove 45 minutes to get here and we definitely looked lost. A kind gentleman on a bike helped us out. There is a trail at first for the bikes and hikers and than it splits. Hikers go to the left, bikers to the right. Just be aware of each other and all is good. Hikers make sure to step aside for the bikers, harder for them to slow down and pick up their momentum again. Seeing how this was my first hike and I'm a big girl who lost some weight, I did the littlest trail first. Only took me 25 minutes. Worked out my heart though. They also have a place where kids could do bikes on hills. Does that make sense lol Cool place over all ! Will be back.

We went for photos and it's not the best photo place as it was a park but the scenery was extremely…read morenice just don't suggest for photos!

I came to this place to take pictures of my clients. This Park is very beautiful and very nice!read more

This place is really one of the best spots to take a short stroll on a date, take your kids on a…read morewalk, or just sit and hang out. There is a fountain in the middle of a pond that is quite relaxing to listen to. The area is a nice and safe area so you don't have to worry about this either. It's located behind the shops at Legacy and the Marriott. It seems like a nice place to come to after you shop or eat at the shops. The ambience is relaxing and there is plenty of parking in the area, too. I love how clean it is and the water doesn't smell or anything. This place is well kept and you can tell. I can't wait to have date night here when this pandemic is over!

Park with ropes, ladders, and swings for kids and adults alike. Benches with a good view of the…read moreplay area and a trash bin to boot. No water and restroom facilities but a paved trail system with a pedestrian bridge, pond, and spillway passes through the park. Not much shade...yet. But over time the trees might grow large enough at this new park to give some spots of shade here and there:) I loved my first, cool visit after a rain. Nothing beats a good post-rain walk...and maybe a little swinging too!