Super neat park- unexpected oasis love the water area good for dogs to enjoy and play in…read more It also has some good pavilion/shaded seating, a playground, and even a basketball court! Not to mention actually decent restrooms! I would definitely recommend!

The wilderness was amazing and saw some amazing trees and beautiful wildlife. I definitely…read morerecommend to come and enjoy it.

It's pretty pretty here, very nature-y. Very "am I still in the mid-cities?" There's even steep…read morerocky hills (are they hills? Cliffs?) that make your park experience extra scenic. Tons of big gorgeous trees and plenty plush, green lawns for frolicking, a little babbling stream with a walking trail bridge that goes over it. Like a storybook, for real. Rickel Park has 1.5 miles of walking and jogging trails, a picnic area with tables, a couple pavilions, and a great playground that's relatively shaded. There's nothing particularly novel or modern going on here, but this park actually transports you out of suburbia for a second and into the woods. Especially if it's not too crowded. With the right weather it's honestly so peaceful and enjoyable and feels like you're on a little trip. Bring a picnic and play and hike and enjoy.

Very nice walking park. Nice open, safe trails. Nice pathways and even ones designed up into hills…read morefor a more scenic and hike feel. No restrooms. Only drawback. Has a full playground for the young ones and a couple of picnic tables.

This park brings back so many memories. Used to take our dog (puppy at the time) here a few times a…read moreweek, and was even a place we went to a few times during Covid. Good little paved walking trail. Pretty dog friendly, there's a few neighbor's yards that are close by that have a few dogs that will bark, but it only frustrated us occasionally. Looking back, it was good training time for us to work with our dog. Fishing there is fun too, but it gets fished out pretty quickly. All in all, great park!

A big park with a pond, covered playground for younger and older children and many picnic tables…read morespread out over the park. We had no trouble finding a table for our meal. It was peaceful watching the birds and sitting by the water. The kids enjoyed lots of space to run and play. It was the perfect evening to be here as a gentle breeze cooled the heat of the day. The Chisholm Aquatics Center is adjacent to the park and is open during the summer months.

Beautiful and peaceful park. This park is well worth the trip! I look forward to my next visit!read more

The park is a nice place for children and soccer players. The trails are very long and don't loop,…read morebut show you all the rich people houses. The trail path is poor quality asphalt in some areas, not ideal. Also trash litters the creek, just like all parks around the Trinity.

This playground is in the park that is actually named Cross Timbers Park…read more The playground is safe. There are miles and miles of great trails. Both concrete trails that make a 1.9 mile loop and lots of other dirt trails that go through woods. And baseball fields on the west side of the park. Something for everybody at this park.

I love how much variety this playground has for different age groups. My toddler loves the smaller…read moreplayground. My spouse and I love the walking trail. It's usually reasonably clean, but there can be some debris due to parties and nearby picnic tables. I've never had an issue finding parking.

Lived here for 30+ years and I've never seen this park in my life. They just remodeled maybe that's…read morewhy and it's gorgeous. This playground is soooo nice and new, especially for NRH/Haltom city location, i can't believe it! There's even alot of seats and swinging chairs for parents. The restrooms are clean as well. My kiddos loved it we went twice a week! It's spacious and provides a lot of activities for the amount of kids. The monkey bars underneath the fish is super cute and also the huge xylophone. 10/10 great park, I felt super safe at this park.

Great park, tucked in a quiet area. The playground is newly renovated and nice. A paved trail cuts…read morethrough the park around a large lake with ducks. Covered pavilion with picnic tables and a bathroom nearby.

Loved it so much here. Short trail and easy to walk. This is a perfect place to pray or cry. They…read morehave different stations where you can pray and read about that particular station of the cross. They have a replica of the tomb of Jesus and the three crosses in Golgotha. They have picnic tables and served as a good place to have Bible study.

Time alone with Jesus. The ability to cut out all the noise of the world. Prioritizing life…read moreitself,and learning what my role in ,and where I would be an acetate here now and at this point. I want to helping those that feel alone .

Bleh... you know a park has to be pretty bad if its own city doesn't even recognize it…read more I've always known that there was a park-like lot here, but I didn't know that it was really a park till I noticed it on Google Maps one day (I always thought it was an extension of Birdville Stadium). Anyhow, to add this park on Yelp I had to do some research (looking through city maps) and sure enough this park barely belongs to The City of Haltom City (Broadway and 183 are the city lines). First off, I would recommend that you avoid this park (just see the pics). Unless you're into Shot put or open fields (with huge stickers) then the only other activity to do is park here in a car and do whatever suspicious activities you fancy (which seems to be a very, very popular thing to do here). Funny thing is, when I came over there and started taking pictures of the park all 3 parked vehicles that were there took off pretty quickly. LOL Back to the point, I've seen sleeping equipment here from time to time so... you know, there might be a homeless person or two living here too (just saying). The dirt parking area is full of holes / piles of dirt, and has discarded garbage and liquor bottles. Plus the lone picnic table and bleachers are busted to pieces. I don't know what else I can say to sway you from checking this place out, but I do know that this is a sad representation of Haltom City to travelers coming into the town on Hwy 26 and Hwy 10. Maybe one day the city can convert this into some kind of botanical garden, a better park, or sell this lot off for retail use (considering how much traffic goes by this place and some local businesses / tech school being so close by). But till then, just do what Haltom City has done so far... forget about this park.

The review by Russell R. Is not really about Barbrook Park. Barbrook Park has been closed since the…read more80's. It was an old privately owned swimming pool park. The photos shown in the review by Russel R. are from the practice baseball fields for the old high school. The high school is no longer used as a High school and is now an adult education center. The actual Barbrook Park was on the opposite side of the highway. I'm sure that Russel saw the picnic table and assumed it was the park. Barbrook park was a place of great childhood memories. Also, the location shown on google maps is wrong. The correct location for Barbrook park is on the wikimapia link I have listed below. http://wikimapia.org/9663909/Barbrook-Park Russel R. Should kindly delete his review.

We love the covered playground (I love that it doesn't have swings! IYKYK) and that there are…read morebathrooms! We've also played baseball here for several seasons. The league is run very smoothly and we've never had any issues.

What makes this park playground stand out among others in the surrounding area is the massive shade…read morestructure that fully covers the playground. I have seen shade canopies at other parks in North Richland Hills, but they seem to be the only city nearby to get this right. I mention the shade issue in my review of almost every single playground because it continues to baffle me. This is Texas. WHY IS SHADE NOT A TOP PRIORITY IN PLAYGROUND DESIGN? In any case, this canopy is great, and allows for play even on afternoons with high temps (bring water!). Unfortunately, the spectator benches are just outside the periphery of the shade, so unless the sun is in just the right spot, parents are either sitting in the sun or sitting on the ground. The structure itself is average. My kids tell me the best part are the two long slides that come off of a three story platform. Apparently they are very dark inside and this makes sliding down them extra fun. Beyond that, there's nothing remarkable about the play structure. Bark flooring, separate toddler structure, no swings. Richfield Park is a three star community park that earns an extra star for the shade.