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.

This was one of the other parks we decided to explore. I really liked the waterfall feature and the…read morelarge pond filled with ducks. They had the park decorated for Christmas and I'm sure looked really pretty at night. It's not a large park so there's not much to look at but it's still a nice little walk. You can swim here and there is also a small museum. Parking was easy.

Such a beautiful park! Great spot to swim, hike, ride your bike, or just sit & enjoy the waterfall…read more They have really gone out of their way to keep up such a gem like this. Go San Saba!

This is a amazing place for the parents to take their kids to burn off their energy…read more I love it

Brilliant idea!!! When the weather isn't too comfortable outside, and your little ones are bored,…read moreyou've got an option right here! Lotsa exercise for motor skills and brain development! Why not make it a play date? :D They opened last year, early December. It's located through an unpaved lot where some warehouses are. These are multipurpose warehouses so the indoor space creates an ideal area for your tiny elves to use their energy. Benefits: They can climb, crawl, slide, swing, run, WOBBLE, fall on cushioned flooring, play house, play cars, use creativity and imagine, build, giggle, and even DRIVE! vroom vroomz Bring your small kids in for fun and a mental break for your adult selves.

Was a little crowded since half the pad was not working but was a decent size park which included…read moresplash pad , playground, picnic areas, and baseball park.

This park is amazing! We love the splash pad that is so perfect for kids of all ages and they also…read morehave an awesome rope tree which is great for kids who love to climb!

Have been coming to the free concerts at Stephenville City Park for years. Always good concerts and…read morelots of people dance. Went June 7 to see Rodney Crowell. This time there was a problem. Probably 20 people or more had set their chairs on the concrete dance floor and when the MC who has been doing this for years came up to speak he did not say anything to these people taking up the dance floor! Several people around us left saying if there is no place to dance what's the point? The solution is to have a sign printed and placed on front of stage that says NO CHAIRS ALLOWED ON CONCRETE DANCE FLOOR. Simple solution but I bet they will not do this! Shame on the MC for not having a backbone to stand up for the rest of us!!

The trails are nice but the creek that runs parallel to it is disgusting. They need to update their…read morefield and playground. There's a lot of trash all throughout the trails and river.

Great play space for any little climber. This park is well maintained, has a multilayered layout…read moreand activities to activate that hand/ eye coordination. I haven't seen may parks with such a concentration on climbing. It's genius. Several play spaces that separate small and big kids, permanent toilets and picnic benches are available. There is also a large open grassy field for sports. You will need to watch your kiddo's as the park has gates, but multiple entry/ exit points so be prepared to move around as kiddos explore.

What a dope experience for the kids and family. I haven't seen a park of this size and quality…read moreever. It's pretty much 4 parks in one , with several different areas for the kids to play . There's places for the younger kids(babies/toddlers) and climbing areas for the older kids . There are plenty water fountains and benches for rest and relaxation . There is shaded areas for those extremely hot Texas days . Lots of open area for space to play catch . This is far from your ordinary park and you could easily spend over three hours here . Highly recommended and super close to the Epic area / waterpark.

Visiting this park was on my bucket list. As I pulled up, it seemed the patrons were families with…read morechildren. In not wanting to be creepy about it, I decided to simply check-in on Yelp and not get out. Make sense?! From inside my vehicle, the grounds seemed well-kept and clean. Looks like pickle ball and horseshoes are offered and have dedicated areas for both those activities. Everyone also appeared to be enjoying themselves. If you have a family with progeny, I highly suggest making a day trip to this particular city park. You might enjoy yourself like everyone else seemed to be doing.

These courts are beautiful and brand new thanks to the city of Weatherford and the Pickle Ball…read moregroup that made it possible.

AMAZING FOR PICNICS!! I had a wonderful time with my boyfriend on Easter, such a nice place!read more

It is a rather good size city park. Much of it along the river. We went to visit Miss Nellie's…read morepretty place that is in The park. This area starts with a lovely Fountain and behind that a field of wild flowers. There is also a small flower garden and a garden with some herbs. It's a quiet and serene place filled with pretty flowers. Good for photos also.

What a great way to spend a day! Just an hour and a half outside of Dallas, you can immerse…read moreyourself in the time when dinosaurs ruled the earth! There's actual dinosaur tracks preserved in the rock at Dinosaur Valley State Park, and that just adds even more fun to the experience! We went for the day and the entrance fee was $8 per adult. They accept cards and cash at the Ranger Station. Prior to arriving I tried to buy tickets online, but I kept only seeing tickets for overnight camping. Nonetheless, we were still able to pay at the entrance and we were even able to get out and use the restroom facilities at the entrance. Once you pay your entrance fee, a ranger will give you a trail map. There is ample parking inside the park, so there are lots of possibilities on where to start your adventure. We started on the Pawluxy River trail and crossed over to the main track site where the dinosaur prints are very clear. The river crossing has slightly protruding rocks that you have to navigate on foot to get across the river. I wore hiking boots and I think this was ideal for the environment. From there we switched to the overlook trail where the elevation is 850 ft, so you get a great view of the whole Pawluxy River Valley. From there we descended to the Black-capped Vireo Trail, then crossed the Pawluxy River to make our way back to our car. While there's endless combinations of hikes you can take, ours took about 3 hours. Along the way there were lots of people. Mostly gathered at the river and at the tracks. The rest of the trails were actually very quiet and peaceful. In addition to hiking, there are other points of interest. There are dinosaur models, a swimming hole and of course multiple dinosaur track sites. Overall, Dinosaur Valley is a great state park with something for everyone!

What a great park! We crossed the river and played where dinosaurs once walked!…read more The water was a fair depth and cool but not too cold and not too high. The footprints are easy to spot and so cool along with the gently cascading falls of the river as it rolls along the path. We enjoyed the big "mascots Dino near the gift shop and the gift store,