Yes! GVP is the place to go. Great walking trails! well maintained soccer and baseball fields. A…read morerather large pond with fountains and ducks! Pets welcome, but make sure you keep a baggie handy for accidents. They also have different sized fields for different ages of children.

Park is really big and mostly used for soccer. Lived that they have added bumpers to keep youth…read morefrom spinning cars. There is usually someone fishing in the pond. The park is full of kids which is nice. The tennis court is rarely used and it would be nice if it was converted to pickleball. The lines are there but it has a tennis net. The walking path is only fair. It is by a bunch of stagnant water -so I wouldn't recommend

Fun playground next to the Northpark YMCA. This park has plenty of open fields, walking/ bike paths…read more(I didn't take and don't know where they go), basketball courts and soccer fields (locked). This playground has full rubber flooring, a variety of climbing structures, balance, swings, slides, and imagination play areas. There is not much shade, and most people use the 50 yards or so of half wall boarder as the bench. If you're planning on spending a few hours here, I recommend bringing your own folding chair for comfort. The downside is there are no public bathrooms, they do have four porta potties available but you know how that goes in public spaces and with a lot of kids. Recommend bringing your hygiene items as back up and some good sanitation wipes. You'll also need to bring your own water source as there are zero water fountains. The soccer fields are owned by the athletic complex, those do have bathrooms and water fountains behind lock and key, there's a QR code in the photos attached to make reservations.

Excellent playground that's very well-maintained. Depending on the time of day you may or may not…read morehave shade, but the city smartly did not make this a metal playground And the sides are covered. Picnic tables and benches located throughout, the playground is on the south side of the complex next to two volleyball, courts and several tennis courts.

Beautiful park! Tennis courts, pickleball courts and playgrounds always maintained clean. Park and…read morebathroom.

Nice park any Euless area. I wish the waterpark area was open when we visited this last summer…read more Overall looks like a fun place to bring our granddaughter as she gets older. The entrance is a bit tricky so keep your eye.

This park has a great running trail and on the opposite side of the park they have a super cute…read moredoggy park. It seems all dogs welcome and it's super shady from the older trees having over the path.

This playground is conveniently within walking distance for me and my 5 yo. I enjoy the shade and…read moresitting areas. He enjoys climbing the rope tree and tall slide and swings. The equipment is pretty new and nice.

Harris Ryals Park is located right next to Spring Garden Elementary and the Bedford YMCA. It…read moreteeters between 2 and 3 stars for me. The play structure itself is a 3 star. It's new-ish and fun enough for a neighborhood park, but with many outstanding parks in bordering cities, this play structure (and frankly, all the Bedford playgrounds) fails to stand out. Because they've been so spoiled by other parks, my kids claim this one is boring. Objectively speaking, I think it's a fine park for a neighborhood. It's certainly better than Carousel Park down the road! We like the open space and mature trees surrounding the playground. Harris Ryal's proximity to the Bedford Linear Trail is also convenient. We like to take the kids bike riding along the paved trail and this park is a nice little stop along the way. Unfortunately there are some pretty big drawbacks that keep us from visiting Harris Ryals as often as we might otherwise: 1. No bathrooms - with 5 kids that may have to pee or poop at anytime, there's a limit to the amount of time we can spend somewhere with no bathroom. 2. No parking lot - you can park along the street on Cummings, but my kids exit the car from the left side and this dumps them right onto a busy street. Not ideal. 3. No shade over play structure, and no shade over most of the seating areas. 4. Bizarrely low bench seating. They know it's the parents who sit there, right? They were installed at the correct level for a 2 year old. 5. Bark flooring Today (a November Monday around 4pm) there were lots of kids there playing, but every other time I've been, we are the only ones there. Maybe that was just because of COVID. Or maybe most people, like us, just drive to a better park.

This is a great park. We travel quite a distance just to come here because it's very peaceful,…read morealways clean and a great walk for our pup.

This is a great park. The playground is new and fun, with features kids love - like a zip line and…read moresitting merry go round. It's plenty big, with a baby section and a big kid section. There are swings, multiple slides, and an assortment of bridges and ropes to climb on. The best part are the expansive shade canopies, which cover the majority of the structure and allow for play in both sun and rain (although, on a rainy morning like this morning, they don't prevent the kids from getting wet or the structure from being slippery. But hey, this just adds to the fun!). Bark ground covering. The one downside here is that the spectator benches are outside of the canopy, away from any trees, and in full sun. I'm thankful they covered the play area, but why no love for the mamas on the sidelines? Not far from the playground there is a large pavilion and multiple covered picnic tables. They aren't right next to the playground like the benches are, but they're close enough to still be within earshot of the kids. It's a fine solution for hot, sunny days. The park also has volleyball courts, baseball fields, and a nice bathroom with plenty of stalls.

Let me start off by saying these are the most pristine, high-end athletic fields I've ever seen at…read morea community park. Even the bleachers were fancy. How very Southlake! If I were rating this based on the ball fields, it would more than likely be five stars. But, being a mom of kids not yet in sports, I came for the playground, and that is how I'll rate the park. It's an okay playground. A little small. It was big enough for my 5 kids because they were the only ones there, but I imagine on a day where sports are going on at the fields, the playground would quickly become uncomfortably crowded. My kids loved the woodsy theme - log slides, large mushrooms to climb on, doors in trees - and it was fun to watch their imaginations run wild. It's a great start for pretend play. Unfortunately, the playground has NO SHADE. No shade over the play structure, no shade over the benches. With the Texas sun and a metal slide, this is not a good combination! I'm no arborist, so I couldn't tell you if the small trees around the perimeter of the playground will one day be huge shade trees or not, but I'd venture to guess my kids will be long grown before that happens. There is a shaded seating area outside of the playground where parents of older kids could sit, but it's a little too far away for most to feel comfortable leaving a toddler, I would think. The bathrooms are clean and nicer than what the typical park has to offer. All in all, North Park doesn't stand out against the other playgrounds in the area. Bicentennial Park is just around the corner and is a much better destination for kids to burn energy and moms to catch a break.

Such a nice park for sports. Super clean (no trash), grass is green & people have a shaded bleacher…read morearea for viewing. Very large area to host multiple sports.

What a sad little park River Trails is…read more This park seems like this was an excuse to help real estate agents sell homes in the area "BTW, this home is only a few blocks away from a park and a school." I'm sum up this park real quick for you (if the pics don't do that for me). Besides the lone pavilion this park has very little shade (though in 30 years you might get some shade from the young trees planted out there). I felt hot out there and this was a nice 68-70 degree November day with a cool breeze. No playground area. A cement walking trail (around the perimeter of the park). (also little shade) Some picnic tables (some with grills). And parking is in the streets (I would recommend parking on San Joaquin Trail if you have a lot of vehicles to park) Thats it. Hopefully they will get around to developing this place a little better, (but aside from eating lunch at the pavilion and walking very early in the morning / evening) for now I say avoid it and go to a better park (Rosebud Park isn't very far from this place).

Great little neighborhood park !! Recently added an amazing play ground that kids absolutely love…read more It's tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac with a greenbelt behind the park and though not much shade, it does have a large pavilion with tables for parties or sitting out of the sun.