Great park! Just exploring around McAllen and this is a stop you should definitely make while…read moreyou're out here. There are boat rentals that you can get to go out on the lake and gigantic swan boats too. Get here early so it's not as hot out and the experience will be even better! I was here on a Saturday morning at 8am and it was already busy with families, running clubs and fisherman by the lake.

It's great on the weekends Great place to barbecue with the…read morefamily and go fishing & activities! This is not a bot btw this place is actually good to go fishing and to have parties

Lovely park in town with a great walking trail and playground for kiddos! Lots of areas to sit and…read morerelax. I went on a run here and felt really safe! Lots of parking too.

Very well maintained walking paths and decent bathrooms. I really enjoyed this park during my trip…read moreto McAllen. Go to Semilla coffee lab around the corner then come walk here!

This park needs the paths redone, in the low parts it is mostly mud. I live across the street from…read moreit and I drive to the one on shary where there is paved walking paths, and not muddy ones....sad.

Getting on a treadmill at the gym is very tiring, I prefer walking outside at this park where I can…read morereally open my mind and relax while working out. I come to this park about 3-4 times a week. It's a pretty good size park with a basketball court, volleyball court the kids playground, a pergola, and some huge rocks people can use to workout. On average there's about 20 people at the park when I go but about 12 people are always at the basketball court. So if you want to play basketball, get here early because there's only one basket. The location of the park is really good because there's a nice neighborhood behind the park and Idea School to the left of it so it's pretty safe. And most importantly, there are no clowns in the premises lol! This park is nice for picnics just make sure the kids go to the restroom at home because they don't have any restroom facilities at the park. While I was running one evening, I saw a family pull in, get some bags down from the truck, the dog, and sat under the pergola to enjoy their dinner outside in the fresh air. (It's October so it's pretty fresh at night)

Staff was really nice and overall the place was good but don't go when there is a lot of…read morereservations.

Located on Chapin Road at the North Jackson intersection in Edinburg, this is a one mile long…read moreconcrete hiking / bicycling trail developed and maintained by the City of Edinburg. The trail does a loop around a retention pond. It would be prettier if some plants or trees were placed around the pond, but it is what it is. There is a nice, paved parking area which includes a few handicapped spaces. I think it is cool you can bring a friend who is wheelchair bound and walk them around the pond to give them some fresh air and scenery. The sunrise and sunsets can be beautiful reflecting on the water. The parking area is lined with Texas sagebrush bushes trimmed into rectangular shapes. There is also a shaded seating area at the corner. There are no bathrooms, but there is a porta potty. Because of the RGV Summer heat, few venture here mid-day. However, this trail comes alive with joggers in the evening or early morning. Some hikers bring dogs, and some of those dog owners do not pick up their dog's deposits. So, keep your eyes open, and watch your step.

It's a good hike and bike trail. It is a little over a mile, and I like that. It just need some…read morerestrooms out here. The port - a - potties smells really bad out here. There is even feces on the ground around them. The city needs to clean them up.

Saw this location on the Internet and decided to stop in on our way through town. Sadly, it was…read moreSunday by the time we arrived and they were not open. I took a few pictures and went down to the observation deck. There were a few birds around and a beautiful view.

I am not sure that the Valley Land Fund can be credited for creating the impetus for this type of…read morean affair, but I doubt they can be denied some influence. These public lands make it possible for folks to truly see what nature can do in South Texas. Each of the parks are wonderful and guaranteed to lead to unique sightings in the spring and fall. Mission is the main office, but the other locations are as follows (someone else can enter the rest of the locations unless I get around to it on my next trip home): - Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley (Mission) - Edinburg Scenic Wetlands - Estero Llano Grande (Weslaco) - Harlingen Arroyo Colorado - Old Hidalgo Pumphouse - Quinta Mazatlan (McAllen) - Resaca de la Palma (Brownsville) - Roma Bluffs - South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center

We went last night as a surprise birthday for my son. Our host was so nice and accommodating. We…read morehad a blast. We did the Omega. Can't wait to book again.

I liked the experience..this was out first time Trying the Escape room here in The Valley.. and is…read morereally cool and scary,, because you are trying to escape and finding clues... es really cool! At the end we didn't scape. So sad, but we had a blast!

We went for a work gathering and had a blast. One of the best times I had in a long time!! Staff…read morewas awesome and friendly. The had I believe 3 different fields with great cover and lots of hiding spots. Overall great experience for a first time. They also rent equipment there if you do not have.