Nice Colleyville city park with some historic charm: the site was previously a dairy farm and the…read moremilking room and barn has been preserved. There is also a 19th century log cabin that was moved into the property from its original location on Pleasant Run. Unfortunately a lot of the educational signage is peeling too much to be able to read it, but I'm not sure if that's because they're old and weathered or if they have been intentionally scraped as part of a new signage project. The fields, basketball courts, and bathrooms look well maintained. There's a nice walking/bike path that runs around the perimeter of the park which is nice but is completely unshaded. There are two separate bathroom structures. Strangely the bathrooms look 30 years older on the inside than the outside (weird toilets), but they are clean. The stone exterior of the bathrooms are quite nice! There are picnic tables under the shade structure that extends from the bathrooms. The splash pad looks fun, as far as splash pads go, but we haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet since it doesn't turn on until Memorial Day weekend. Check my photos for days and hours of operation on the splash pad. The play structure is fun, but the lack of shade renders it useless for a good portion of the year. The playground is FULL SUN, as are every single one of the surrounding benches. I have a feeling the playground architect didn't actually live in Texas. This is probably a 3 star park, but the historic elements bump it up to 4.

Nice park . Had an impromptu softball practice there. Clean and in nice area. Will come back for…read moresure.

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.

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.

Wow... what an amazing park!…read more Rosebud Park seems to be the mecca of the all-around family or reunion park. It has two (yes, two) playgrounds, two (yes, again two) swing sets, a half and full basketball court (with bleachers), a small soccer field (for kids or a NFL Blitz type adult game) with nets included, a pavilion and a small baseball field (incorporated with the soccer field). What makes all this even better is that they include a port-o-potty (no running somewhere else to use the restroom while spending the day with the kids). The only downside I can see is the parking situation (you have to park on the street, so parking is somewhat limited). But overall, if you're looking for a great outdoor place to hang out, or to play a basketball game then this is the perfect park for you.

Absolutely LOVE this park!…read more It is usually always clean, well-lit and has plenty of playgrounds and activities for the kids to play on! Our absolute favorite is the mini merry-go-round that is right by the entrance to the park. It tilts a bit and that makes it spin even faster. Not many parks offer this and we loved it! They also have bleachers and plenty of benches! There is also a beautiful walking trail for those looking to work-out or run while their children play! My only downsides are that there are no bathrooms. They were torn down in 2009. There is a disgusting porta-a-potty that I would never use. Also, like the previous poster said, there are NO parking spaces! You must park on the street and risk getting hit by a car while getting our of your vehicle. I'd definitely recommend this for families. Beautiful park!

Growing up we visited Pennington Field all the time, but we didn't have this cute playground, the…read moreswimming pool, or the basketball court. It's a convenient spot for a park since families with kids are around all the time, although to me it kinda feels a little too close to a very busy road (Central Drive close to 183). Meanwhile, I love the little story books along the walking path and the playground itself is new, cute, and clean. I haven't used the swimming pool and don't really plan on it, haha, but it also looks really nice. This place is well-maintained!

A nice park with playground , pool and basketball court. Low lying area so it floods when it…read morerains. 2024 there was a children's book you can read when you walk the path. It seams to share a field with a school but I am not sure if the other playground equipment at the school can be used by others but I would doubt it. There is also a pool that was closed the morning I visited.

A sweet little park, just the right size. Little pond, cool sculptures, trails, two covered…read moreplaygrounds, plenty of trees, a gazebo, and lots of green grass for roaming and running. I typically take Winnie to the park down the street, but sometimes you need a change of scenery. Well this is a lovely one! Bicentennial Park is shady and comfortable, and hasn't been crowded the times I've been. It's pretty but simple, no deep woods or serious hiking trails or bobcats here.

What a beautiful little park!! Two playgrounds, one for the smaller kids, one for the bigger kids…read more Swing sets for all. Wheelchair accessible. Paved walkways. Wonderful walking path. Beautiful old trees. So many statues!!

Great park. Structure looks new and has some fun, unique components, like carousel swings and a…read moreseated merry-go-round. The bathrooms are a stone's throw from the play structure, which is a HUGE PLUS. The flooring under the main play structure is rubber, but the swings have a bark bottom. There is a nice sized pavilion with picnic benches under it off to the side and a large grassy area behind that. The park is surrounded by mature trees, but unfortunately the area right around the playground was cleared out so there is no shade on the structure aside from two small canopies (which cover only a portion of the play structure). There is only one bench for the mamas and it's in full sun as well. I wouldn't recommend this park in the heat and sun of the summer, but on a cool or cloudy day, it's a fun playground to add to your rotation.

Great park, kids areas are fun, lots of slides. The swings are great for little ones because they…read morehave a two seater, one seat for parent and one for baby, I haven't seen a swing like this before. Nice shaded area, picnic tables. Parking is easy.

The City of Bedford has made a number of somewhat odd decisions lately in regards to their parks,…read moreincluding but not limited to the renaming of the Bedford Boys Ranch to Generations Park (a terrible name), going forward with a 70 million dollar park renovation project in the midst of a pandemic that has surely decreased city revenues, and putting in this tiny music park in front of the Old Bedford School. It looks like "Sparkling Ice" in some way sponsored this project, but in the end I think the money could have probably be better spent. The idea is cute: a park with musical instruments that are fun for kids to play but don't offend the parent's ear. Bicentennial Park in Southlake previously did a great job with this. The instruments at both parks have a nice sound - low chimes and soft drums that are actually quite soothing to listen to. The difference between Bicentennial Park and the Musical Pocket Playground is that Bicentennial Park has a traditional park surrounding the music area with slides, swings, etc. The musical instruments are fun and the kids do love them, but it can only hold their attention for so long. There needs to be something else available for play if the park is going to be a repeat destination for young families. What the Musical Pocket Playground does have in close proximity is the library, but with no walkway connecting the library to the music playground, people may not think to stop by when they are picking up their books. If you live in the area, it's worth stopping by to take a look, but I wouldn't plan on spending more than 15 minutes and I certainly wouldn't drive from another city.

This playground is Great for toddlers and small children to make lots of noise with musical…read moreinstruments. I 100% recommend this playground. It is not your usual playground it does not have swings and slides, but it has lots of room to play football or soccer.

These fields have been transformed with a much needed face-lift. You can see it in the series…read moreFrisco King they filmed here right after completion. Soccer,Baseball,Softball,and plenty of walking trails, and space to drive some golf balls if you so desire makes this a busy place for activities. Everything has been updated, has always been well maintained and a safe place to burn some energy and have some FUN

The parking alright, the grass is far from being nice in the fields but it does the job. It was a…read morefun season playing Flag Football with KYA