Parr Park is not only fun to say, okay, it's an all around good time for anyone seeking a park…read moremoment -- be it running through an open field, discovering tree-covered trails, or exploring their equipment and amenities: a cool playground with tons of climbing structures, an exercise station, and a large "sprayground" splash-pad situation that runs during our everlasting summers. You can also rent a pavilion here for parties or gatherings (affordable!), and it includes electricity, covered picnic tables, and close bathroom access. Speaking of bathrooms, and I know park bathrooms can be scary, these ones really are pretty clean! Parr Park is big and clean and lush and green. It's connected to the Bear Creek trails, so there really is a lot of nature to explore. There are almost always people around so it's never too quiet, but it's still big and forest-y enough that you could feel a little bit lost in the wild, if you wanted to (I do).

Needed to get the boys out of the house on a Saturday, this place was perfect. Plenty of…read moreplayground equipment, a fun little workout area, and big fields for football. Plenty of parking as well. We didn't even explore the trails but we can't wait to go back!

My son loves this park and so do we. I guess it's biased since we live so close by and we can stop…read moreby any time. Regardless, I think it's a great park for kids of all ages. There are activities for kids of all ages. It's clean and nicely maintained. Parking is not a problem and there are also benches and a nice shaded patio for people to bring food to eat here. This park is also next to tennis courts or pickleball courts and a water park. Only downside of this place is that it's next to the main street, so it can get noisy at times.

This park is for children of all ages and capabilities. Something for everyone. Today was pretty…read morehot but there are some shaded spaces to hide in and a covered patio with picnic tables to enjoy some lunch. Zip line, swings and climbing structures are a just a few features to list to for you child(ren) to enjoy. Take some time to check it out! Happy Yelping!

We love this wooden park so much! There are little nooks and hiding places for the kids'…read moreimaginations to soar. And we love the castles/fort theme. I just saw on social media that the City of Keller is going to be replacing it in 2027. There is a survey for people to take to add input until January 18 on the design for the new Johnson Road Park. It will be exciting to see what they come up with, but we certainly will miss the wooden structures.

Kids love this park! A favorite is the tire swing for sure. A lot of things to climb on and play…read moremake believe. Wood chips for ground covering and a lot of structures are wood instead of plastic. Good size shaded pavilion and next to a sidewalk walking trail as well as a public Library.

Beautiful park! Tennis courts, pickleball courts and playgrounds always maintained clean. Park and…read morebathroom.

Excellent playground that's very well-maintained. Depending on the time of day you may or may not…read morehave shade, but the city smartly did not make this a metal playground And the sides are covered. Picnic tables and benches located throughout, the playground is on the south side of the complex next to two volleyball, courts and several tennis courts.

Can't believe it took so long to find this amazing, quiet, wooded refuge so close to home. Shady…read morepaths, ponds and all kinds of birds (and turtles!) await. It's become a regular destination on our neighborhood walks. Feels like a slice of the Oregon wilderness in the middle of Colleyville! Restrooms and emergency phones available, and plenty of benches along the way.

We love walking at the Colleyville Nature Center, and were just delighted to see that they are…read moreimproving the park further by installing bathrooms! They also put in some emergency calling stations (pictured) which isn't a bad idea for any trail, although I'm not sure how useful they are. During the day there are always lots of people on the trails and at night there's no lighting, so it would be unwise to walk there anyway. In any case, we were pretty excited to learn about the new bathrooms, as that was one of the main drawbacks to the Nature Center before. The area is basically a group of small ponds and creeks with trails surrounding them - some paved, some dirt. Much of the trail is shaded, which makes it a great place to go walking any time of year. There are birds, ducks, and turtles - we once saw a VERY large turtle swimming in the creek here... maybe the biggest turtle I've ever seen. Many people come here to fish in the ponds as well. The trail is stroller and bike friendly. There is a small, underwhelming playground at the parking lot, but we never spend any time there... too much nature to enjoy along the creek, ponds, and trails. My kids love coming here, and we're thankful for the opportunity to get out and exercise in such a beautiful spot.

This is a small neighborhood park in North Richland Hills. It has a tall swirling slide and a…read moresmaller one and a tiny town below with a general store and a mail room. There are exactly 2 swings and a small pavilion with 2 picnic tables. It's a cute little park just in front of a nice walking trail. It made a fun little outing for my little granddaughter.

Amazing park! It seems to be brand new! Such a great playground and the paths are nice - a lot…read morethicker than you'd expect and you can have a beautiful hike!

It's been three years since I've been to this park! But in my defense, I don't live in Euless…read moreanymore. Today we were in town and had a few minute to spare for outdoor time, so we stopped by! This park is so beautiful, we love walking to the pier and watching the tadpoles and fish swimming around. There's a long walking trail which we didn't get to walk all the way down today but we will have to make time for it. You can't go wrong no matter who he path you take, you will find picturesque scenes everywhere. In fact, there was a photo shoot taking place today while we were there. Relaxing pre-lunch outing, I'm sure we will be back again.

This is a beautiful park, in many ways far superior to the more popular Bob Eden park. The trails…read morefrom McCormick Park connect to those at Bob Eden (and Bear Creek) but this stretch of the trail is shadier and much more lush in foliage. It's a perfect walk for a hot summer morning. The park also boasts a pond with fishing pier and a very sweet little bird watching area, a nice gazebo, and a small (but fun) playground. The playground is FULLY SHADED by the mature trees surrounding it. The only negatives to McCormick park, so far as I can tell, are the absence of both a bathroom and clear trail maps. There is one map that gives an overview of how the main trail connects to the different parks, but I think there ought to be a more detailed trail map at every fork in the trail. And not having bathrooms is a serious drawback for people with kids. I pushed my luck too long this morning and my 2 year old peed her pants. Parks need bathrooms!

The paved trail through the wooded area is nice and peaceful. Lots of runners out getting exercise…read more It's a flat trail so it would be perfect for kids learning to ride a bike. There is also an unpaved area of the trail the goes along the north side of the creek that is quite beautiful. The play structures are pretty pathetic. Definitely for the 2 and under crowd. There is one near the parking lot and one at the end of the Trailwood park trail. Both are underwhelming. There are outhouses by the parking lot and a bare-bones, one-stall bathroom near the tennis courts. I am thankful for all parks with trails - what a great way to get out and get exercise - but I think there are better trails in the area.

This is a great park. I mostly come here to walk the trails, my favorite stretch being between…read moreMcCormack and Bob Eden. It is very well maintained and the park itself is impressive. They've got volleyball courts, tennis courts, playgrounds, fields, and bathrooms. All of Euless parks are connected by the trail and the city has done a phenomenal job.

Such a lovely and CLEAN dog park! I was amazed at the shared spaces and seating as well as the…read moreoption for a mini dog water fountains!

This is a beautiful park. We went to the dog park and enjoyed the shared dog area. There is a…read morewonderful splash pad for the puppies as well as a dog bath area. There are restrooms for the humans. The park has artificial turf and there is a large concrete covered area if you need some shade. The water fountain didn't work for the dogs though so make sure to bring water for them just in case. We will definitely be back!

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.

I love this park! It's a great place for picnics, taking the kids to the playground, and my…read morefavorite, fishing! I fish quite often and catch a few Blue Gill. The park is pretty clean and I feel very safe fishing alone. It can get pretty busy but I feel like there's enough space for the amount of people who visit.