I have to say that this is one of the finest parks I have visited! It is so quiet. Simple and…read morereally an Oasis. 6 Stars

We had a nice stay! Clean, kept grounds. Fishing pond was crowded but we still found. A spot to…read morethrow a line in. Shower was clean, good temp, good pressure. Only downside to shower was that you had to keep pushing the button for the water to turn on every minute or so. We would stay again!

This was a great place to stop on our cross country road trip. Our little one enjoyed seeing the…read moregeese and ducks. She also enjoyed the playground and basketball court. Beautiful picnic area.

Took my granddaughter here for some fishing saturday. The park could be great if the city would…read moretake the time to clean up the trash and if Clovis residents would stop trashing it up. There were a lot of dead fish on the banks, that was concerning. Makes you wonder what is going on there.

Clovis, New Mexico…read more Timestamp: September 2020. Access/Roads: Paved Parking: Free. Only Street Parking. No designated lot. Distance: On the TX - Central NM border. DTLA - 1,000 miles (1600 KM) West of this park. Albuquerque, New Mexico - Appx 240 miles (385 KM). ABQ is the closest big city & New Mexico's largest/most populated city due west of. Amarillo, Texas: 100 miles (160 KM) due North east of. Amarillo is the closest big town. Roswell, New Mexico: 110 miles (180 KM) due South West. Roswell is a great staging point for adventures, traveling & UFO related. Costs: Free Hours: 24/7 as it is a community park. Nearby Attractions: Amarillo has many attractions. The Cadillac Ranch (art) and the Big Texan Steakhouse to note. Fort Sumner is a few minutes away with the "official" Billy the Kid's gravesite along with some other Wild West & Manifest Destiny activities. Roswell is the capitol for UFO phenomena, but an ideal base to explore the Carlsbad Caverns, Historic NM town of Lincoln/Ruidoso, Alamogordo & the Nuke Bomb Testing Facilities (White Sands). The park has a bunch of military related weapons highlighted by the F-111 (Fighter Plane), tanks, placards, memorial for locals and the such. It's just a nice place to rest, stretch legs, walk around if you are the area. Why you would come out here is anyone's guess since it's a good detour from I-40. Travel safely www.cleeshyun.com @cigarcpa

This was a perfect place to stop for the night. We were the only ones here. Off the main road a few…read moremiles so nice and safe for our kiddo to run around. Heard all sorts of birds and even some coyotes at night. So cool. We were passing through, however I'd come here again.

I visited the refuge in early January of 2011, to see the sandhill cranes. They have about 17,500…read morethis year according to their website, but I only saw a few hundred from a distance. We hiked across Pauls Lake, one of the salty and pretty much entirely dry (at this point) playa lakes. There are 3 main playa lakes, Goose, White, and Pauls. Bring binoculars. I also saw some Western Meadowlarks, a large raptor of some kind (about 2 feet long), American Kestrels, and prairie dogs. You can hike on pretty much the entire preserve, but there is cactus and rattlesnakes, although we didn't see any snakes. They have a picnic and tent camping area, and there are no fees to get into the park. They have a sign-in point at the headquarters, but there weren't any people there. There are chemical toilets at the picnic area and near Pauls Lake, which is a little farther down the highway. There also was another scenic overlook/picnic area on the very end of the preserve, which you can enter off the highway. Scattered around the property are signs that talk about points of interest with visitors. Overall I enjoyed the wild and lonely scenery but didn't see too much wildlife. Maybe because it was kind of cold out. The premises appeared well cared-for by the refuge staff, we saw them repairing a bridge on the picnic area trail. There also were various burned areas of grass which they do to remove undesirable plants and to maintain the prairie ecosystem. If you visit I recommend sturdy shoes, binoculars, a picnic lunch (there are no nearby eateries), and to print a map beforehand. There was one available online but I didn't see any in the lobby area.

Went there for the dog park. Couldn't find the dog park. Signage wasn't very effective.read more

Great dog park for Clovis. The park conveniently provides little baggies to pick up after your pup…read moregoes to bathroom. There's also a water dish for your doggie to drink out of which people who come here replenish quite often. My 2 star dock is simply because there is no one from the city monitoring this place to pick up poop and watch for unvaccinated animals. Rules are posted and not all owners pick up after their dogs. Sometimes when I come here I also find owners bringing puppies that are only a couple weeks old that haven't been vaccinated which is a health hazard to all the other dogs. Lots of unpicked up poop, and unvaccinated dogs = not always safe place to bring your dog.

The dog park area isn't to clean and is muddy if there has been any rain. Been a few times and…read morethere were dogs there that were not safe... the park area otherwise is ok.

Awesome city park - we stopped on our way through to Santa Fe. Has large grassy areas, sports…read morefields, a big dog park with big shade trees and a separated area for small dogs, and an awesome looking splash pad. There is also a small zoo. Great place to stretch our legs and let our dogs run around after a few hours in the car.

Great park to bring the pup and sit and have a meal at the picnic tables! Seems like a popular…read morepark, but not overcrowded!

nice park, though they really need to fix the lights because they don't turn on anymore at night,…read moreso the park just looks TERRIFYING like you'll get murdered if you go walking around... besides that's it's pretty good, lots of open space.

i was visiting Amarillo for a week and needed to get my runs in while training for a marathon and…read moreone of the closest trails and parks was Medi Park on the north side of town in the medical district. There's a large playground, the Amarillo Botanical Garden next door and a 1 mile loop around the pond which made it easy to do my runs. I was warned about the geese infestation and the possibility of geese poop on the trail. I didn't see any while I was visiting, but I thought that was worth noting. There's an extended part of the trail but you have to cross traffic for it, so the one mile loop worked best for me. A lot of people were walking the trail through my three visits, a school bus was there with kids in the playground and on Saturday plenty of people were fishing in the pond. A really great and well maintained park!

This park was a lot of fun and the people there were nice. We met a gentleman who was fishing and…read morehe sat and talked with us and let my daughter use his pole to fish with him. While we were there he caught two catfish. The playground was fun, but the water in the splash pad was turned off. It could have been after 8pm when the park closes. There were lots of families at the playground and everyone seemed very inclusive. This park is near the Don Harrington Discovery center and they had a fairly large tortoise living on the outside premises. It was neat. I would like to come back to visit that museum. All-in-all .... This park was the best part of Amarillo on this stop through.

What a great place in Tech Terrace! Tons for everyone, tennis courts, playgrounds, pavilions and…read morelots of green space. You can find shade on a hot day, too. Come check it out.

Lovely neighborhood park located in Tech Terrace. Great playground area frequented by many…read morefamilies and kids. Also tennis courts and room for frisbee, soccer practice and occasionally kicking practice by a nearby resident football player. Wonderful place to walk the dog. Just under half a mile taking the outer path all the way around.