How TF do you close the restrooms three weeks in a row on the only weekends with decent weather…read more There's a million people here and nobody has anywhere to take a piss. Poor operational management.

I have always enjoyed this park. The bike trail that extends for several miles through trees and…read morefields is a pretty ride. This park specifically has a large open area that the main drive circles around. The creek runs along the side. After 4 years, it surprises me they still haven't fixed the trail and the beginning of the trail head. Still fenced off with a gravel trail along the fence. It's a beautiful area.

This is an interesting park that the city has managed to tuck into an area that is likely prone to…read moreflooding from Little Creekand probably would be undesirable for building a home. The entrance is on a very short street and you're walking over a bridge. Interesting start to the encounter. The 13 acre park has a one mile long walking track that I enjoyed today but there are other features including two large open multi-use areas, scattered picnic tables, a structure with restrooms (thank you!) and a very neat spaceship-themed playground that looked like fun. Maybe not enough parking for non-locals but if you're in one of the fine homes adjacent to the park, you can just walk over. [Review 16069 overall - 250 in Texas - 1574 of 2021.]

This is such a beautiful neighborhood park! Great walking trail, brand new, space themed…read moreplayground. Clean bathrooms, there are about 7 parking spots.

I love this park!!!!! Just love it and it's clean and fun we will go back soon . We found a…read morefishing pond in the back side and the water was clear with a lot of fish.

This is quite a large park and it has a decent looking disc golf course, a walking trail and a…read morenumber of solid picnic shelters. The playgrounds are large and shaded. They are in excellent condition. There is a big multi-use open space that would be good for ball games or perhaps flying a kite. Does the wind ever stop blowing here? At least one or two caption signs are posted that give a bit of history of the area and the earliest inhabitants. [Review 16066 overall - 248 in Texas - 1571 of 2021.]

This two acre park includes a picnic shelter and some playground equipment. It is in excellent…read morecondition and is close to the library and the downtown area. There is street parking nearby. On this early autumn day, it was a nice spot to enjoy a bit of the sunset and walk off some chicken wings and beer before heading back to the hotel. [Review 16080 overall - 260 in Texas - 1585 of 2021.]

This is a smaller neighborhood park that has a nice open space and a centrally located playground…read more The park is not fenced or gated but this is a quiet community so I don't expect a lot of high speed traffic. There are a couple of benches and a few picnic tables. The park has some shade trees. The playground is on a mulch base which is nice. There is street parking available. [Review 16155 overall - 333 in Texas - 1661 of 2021.]

Clean and lots of space for dogs of all sizes to come play and socialize with other pups!read more

What a beautiful dog park!! Separate areas for large and small dogs, trees and sitting areas with…read morecanopies, agility equipment in both dog areas, water fountains, poop bag dispensers everywhere, seems dog parents are doing a good job picking after their furry children, we did not notice one single 'landmine' ! Do bring bug spray, especially if you go in the evening, the bloodsuckers are vicious at this time of year !!

This small park is located on the corner opposite the county courthouse. The park was established…read morein 2003 and is includes a first responders memorial. The park has a few picnic tables and is covered. It would be a nice spot for a picnic and I would guess that they do some smaller festivals or maybe a food truck rodeo here. [Review 16078 overall - 258 in Texas - 1583 of 2021.]

We had a great time! We did the 2-3 hour kayaking adventure. We got two two person kayaks. Life…read morevests and transportation were provided, the cheapest and best option I found after looking around online. We were nervous we might have been in over our heads, but it was easy and peaceful for first timers like us!

Grabbed our friends and headed out for an Urban Adventure. Who knew you could kayak doen the…read moreTrinity River right here in the Carrollton area!?

Re: ELLIS County Red Oak Police Department…read more Yesterday, I called the non-emergency hotline to report what I believed was an abandoned car that had been parked in front of my house for three days. An officer came out and informed me that the vehicle belonged to a neighbor. He also stated that they didn't have to move it because it was parked the required distance from the road. When I asked whose car it was, he said he couldn't share that information--which I understand. I had assumed the car was abandoned because it was blocking my driveway and no one had returned to move it in 3 days. While I realize the road is public property, I felt the officer could have at least encouraged the neighbor to be more considerate and move their car as a courtesy. Our road is narrow, and it's difficult to get out of my driveway when cars are parked that way. Since the officer made it clear they didn't have to move the car, I decided to speak with the neighbor myself since this is not acceptable. Fortunately, we were able to resolve the issue directly to have the car moved. Situations like this are exactly why people end up taking matters into their own hands. The interaction with me and my neighbor could have resulted in a situation that could have become volatile. However, this experience left me feeling that calling the police was useless and unhelpful--I don't plan on calling them again. It seems they have quite a few racist complaints but you have to dig for them because they do not allow complaints on google or etc.

Gorgeous Texas courthouse on the historic square in Waxahachie. James Michener best described this…read morecourthouse as "a fairy tale palace...replete with battlements and turrets and spires...and miniature castle high in the air...one of the finest buildings in Texas". It is hard to top that description! Constructed in 1893, the building is listed as one of Texas' most outstanding architectural achievements. It is 23,739 square feet, nine stories tall, and has a working clock tower. It is built in the Richardsonian Romanesque style.