I observed as Liz worked with a young rider learning to handle the horse in a vatiety of exercises…read more She was very encouraging as the young rider was learning how to handle the horse. Her horses were in very good shape and easily approachable. Enjoyed feeding her minature horse, Minnie, a treat. Nice visit.

We boarded our 2 horses with Liz trusting she would care for them. These horses belong to our…read moregranddaughters. The first time we realized things might not be as they seemed was when one granddaughter moved so we picked up her horse. The horse had pinworms and had literally lost all of the hair on his tail. Liz informed us she had brain surgery and was recovering from Covid. So of course we understood that she got a little behind. Then our other granddaughter moved but wasn't able to take her horse for approximately 4 months. We paid Liz for everything she said the horse needed. We had Zeus picked up by a friend and we were shocked upon seeing him and his condition. He obviously hasn't been being fed. He looks like he came from a kill pen. He was a gorgeous healthy horse when he was brought to Liz's facility. Shame on her for taking our money and promising us he was being well cared for then letting our dear sweet Zeus starve. Don't trust this woman.

Dana Peak Park offers many trails, lake side views with fishing, and places to park. The trails are…read moremarked for your reference. The trails are for hiking and bicycling. It is also dog friendly. Pretty much dirt trails, so after rains, it can get muddy, but we are in Texas, so that only happens occasionally. You can get several miles in on the various trails. Others are friendly and willing to point you in the right direction. I've been here a couple of times now and enjoyed both times. I do recommend hiking with someone else in case of emergencies. You never know when you might come across a snake, so be safe!

Beautiful area to picnic and enjoy the quiet peace of nature. We went on a warm winter day. It was…read morenot crowded but appeared to have quite a few people on the trails...making it safe to go alone.

I visited this beautiful park a few times during my stay in Harker Heights. Great place for walking…read moreor just relaxing. And they have such a variety of birds if you enjoy bird watching!

I just have to say, my husband and I love the opportunity to get out and walk. Carl Levin is always…read morea wonderful place to go. We play some Pokémon, grab ourselves a coffee at the nearby Starbucks, which is walking distance or even Whataburger, from across the street and go eat at the park. There's plenty to do and places to grab food, just a walk away. Lots of Amazing people we have met on our walks plus they have a fab playground and community garden. During the warmer months, a pool to spend time on this hot Texas days with kiddos. It's also a fabulous PET FRIENDLY PARK! Basketball area, huge pond with ducks, a pavilion and a plethora of seating areas! Trees to cool you down. Along the walking path are little workout areas with equipment. Ultimately, our favorite go-to location!! I'll definitely grab pics next visit!!

Too many add on fees. Not worth it. The price quoted on the website is deceiving. We have not…read moreencountered this in the past. They need to have more clarity in their website.

What's not so good: I cannot test out of the belay lesson class? I've been climbing and belaying…read morelonger than this place has been in business, but I need to wait for certain days of the week and a specific time to enroll in a safety course that I have literally been TEACHING for decades. I'm limited to your autobelay routes and bouldering routes. Fail. A "members only" piece of workout equipment in my face on the first floor? Not ideal. Move this stuff somewhere else. It does not give a welcoming feeling. Only ONE staff person working in the entire gym? If there was a second worker then we didn't notice it because they aren't in any kind of uniform. You're wasting a lot of your wall space. You have a bouldering area beneath plenty of wall that has no holds on it. It just looks like someone's a bit lazy in here. Where are your route setters? What's good: There are a lot of autobelay climbs. There are some fun boulder problems. The price is $20 per day (when you bring your own gear) which is reasonable compared with other gyms. The foosball and couches are a nice touch. Its fun to take photos from above the climbs.

FINALLY Zach and I made it out onto Lake Belton! We tried last year and Frank's was doing some…read moremaintenance on the bobcats and then we just didn't get around to it. So we showed up today a casual 10 minutes late. I'm always stressed about being late and they were very cool with it which immediately relaxed me. I think the marina itself could use more signage as we didn't see where to go to check in and had to be directed by someone else on the dock. We find our way, one of the employees said she was going to check that our bobcat was working (really appreciate that, always want to know it works) and we checked in inside. Without prompting, they recommend some cool areas of the lake to check out. This was excellent and I loved it. Zach was driving, so I was thriving, and they had wine on sale for 20% off, so they twisted my arm and I ended up with some delicious, cheap, plastic, single-serving bottles of wine. They were very patient with my nerves as we got loaded onto the boat and I tried not to lose all of my items. I really misinterpreted the size of the boat and, as I always do, overpacked. We did not need towels, we did not really need ... anything .... except maybe the wine. They gave us a great overview of how to steer the bobcat, cuz it was a little different than what we are used to with big boy boats, and we were off! We had a great time, we made it back alive, we signed a paper saying we were alive and had returned their bobcat, and they surprised us by saying bobcat rentals no longer have to pay for gas. We did not argue and hippity hopped it out of there. They made it so easy, the price is reasonable, they seem to have pretty open availability, and you can rent by the 1/2 hour. I can see us having a date night where we grab some dinner at Deadfish and then take a bobcat out for an hour to watch the sunset from the lake. This is my life now? No complaints.

Friendly owner who gave me some advice on kayak routes and provided me with pamphlet print out of…read morethe Lake Belton map as well as price breakdown down, I loon forward to renting a kayak soon, and explore the lake.

It is one of the best playgrounds we have been at. My both kids had some fun there. Lots of slides,…read moreswings, places to climb and jump etc. Train, boat, castle name it. I asked my oldest one what did he like the most about this park and he said there were lots of people and size, it was a big one. I noticed it was pretty well maintained and neat. It is located just next to Train museum and 3 min away from children's museum. The only thing, what made us driving around is gps, when I picked Whistle playground it took me to the wrong destination, on another side of street, when I changed it to whistle park, it brought me to the correct location.

This park is very cool, but there is a very obvious public safety issue that the city should really…read moreaddress. The homeless living in and around the park restrooms and partaking in drug use in and around the park makes this an unsafe area for kids. I'd recommend keeping an extra close eye on your children, your surroundings, belongings, and also check the bathrooms before you allow kids in them. The park is amazing and it's evident that it's a true labor of love to have built it and maintain it. I do hope this issue is addressed as several men came out of the bathrooms with sheets and backpacks and the aroma of marijuana all through the park was overwhelming.

We were in the area and looking for a place to get out and stretch our legs. We had a basketball…read morewith us and there are two basketball courts in this park. Ducks, picnic tables, workout equipment, and a nice walking path along the river. There is also a bathroom and a playground. It was a clean park. I would come back here if in the area, and it seems to be a jewel for the city.

My children and I absolutely love this park! You can feed the ducks, walk, ride or run on a trail,…read moreplay basketball and even host a birthday party. This park truly has it all. This is a phenomenal park to do just about anything in, and it is very peaceful and relaxing, even with lots of kids joyfully playing.

It's a well maintained trail with many entry points. Along the trail at the entry points was some…read moreactivity that you can enjoy such as basketball courts horseshoes and a splash zone. Many areas along the path has easy access to the creek.