I've been here for a couple of weeks now. The first couple of week were horrible but this place is…read morestarting to grow on me. Didn't grow much though...There were rocks everywhere but I see they have cleaned up some. Bf cut his toe on one of the rocks during a game. The sand is not beach sand. It's construction sand...Sometimes it can get dirty with cigaret butts everywhere, empty beer bottles, dog poop, and random trash. I still have a couple of complaints: Their refs are not all on the same page. Some things are counted off and some are getting by with other refs. The blonde ref does not pay attention when she is working. She texts and drinks beer...not looking at the game. The bald ref counts EVERYTHING! if your hand is not completely together hitting a serve ball, you are done, son! he stops the game all the time and it gets annoying because we just want to play. We are not pros!!!! Another complaint is customer service: I ordered four burgers with my groupon. It took him 45 mins to bring them out. Ordered at 5:30pm, came out at 6:15pm. My game was at 6:15pm. I inhaled my burger in 30 seconds because I had a game. Instead of putting in my order when he was suppose to, he chose to eat his first before putting my orders in. Then forgot about it and came back out to ask me again. I told two different guys the same order three different times. I told him twice and once more to the guy in the back. The burgers were salty when they came out! I asked him about my order after 30 mins past. He told me it'll be ready when it's ready. That's really awesome customer service, guys....NOT!

Decent sand volleyball courts, and there are water misters between most courts. Like everyone else,…read moreI dislike - and find it irresponsible - that they do not make free tap water available. Biggest bone to pick with Bahama Beach is they sometimes close without notice (such as the day after rain) without so much as a note on the door or an updated answering machine message. Today is such a day; I'll be taking my group across the street to Yucatan instead.

A thoughtful design promoting a sense of peace and tranquility. The only thing that disturbs is the…read moreinconsiderate loud engines that come by from time to time. Good job Texas. Proud of you for this piece of paradise.

My daughter practices at the star center nearby so this has been such a wonderful place to visit…read moreduring her 2+ hour practices. It's very serene and has wonderful walking trails as well as gardens. This park is an excellent location for families who use the Dart as the dart stop is just a short walk away.

Quakertown Park is nestled today between the Quakertown Civis Center, Denton City Hall, and the…read moreDenton Senior Center. It has a past that is less pretty than the park is today. 100 years ago, it was home to a thriving middle-class Black communtiy. From the 1870's until about 1920 it remained a neighborhood settled by formerly enslaved families. In the early days, it was called Freedman Town. They later named the town Quakertown in honor of the Quakers who aided in the abolition of slavery. All was well until 1920 when a nearby college (now Texas Women's University) decided having a Black neighborhood so close to campus was not good for the university. They petitioned the city and long story short, the neighborhood was moved. Like so many stories like this, you will be hard pressed to find the story in official public records . For years it was nowhere to be found. The name of the park that was created when the neighborhood was vacated was City Park for decades until in the 1980's when activists were able to get the history back in the books. In 2007 the park was officially named Quakertown Park again out of respect for the community that had been erased from where this park stands

A family and friends must attend event for almost forty years, the local Denton community Arts and…read moreJazz Fest draws attendees from the two local universities, Texas Woman's University and cross town University of North Texas, where I attended from 1981 to 1985, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with a minor in Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Personnel Management. I spent the next several years in Budapest, and, where I taught profit-driven business practices, such as accounting and marketing skills to former Soviet Union assets of transferrable funds to United States shell companies, such as we are now changing gears for, after the last four years of system overloading. Enjoy the seagulls, though they never disturb paying customers too much anyway. Smile, you are on Candid Camera! Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Love taking my little one to this park…read more Pros: The area feels very safe. The cops drive past often which gives an added peace of mind. There's a tennis court not too far from the kids play area. The park has never been too crowded despite the day/time we visit. Cons: Not sure if there are any public restrooms near.

This park is underrated for the area, and is kind of a hidden gem for anybody doing a Target run or…read morewho has just come from Dunn Bros! It's in a safe and chill area, it's right off of bike trails, and they have great equipment. The sun sail shade is a BIG plus during the summer too. Not necessarily one I'd go out of my way for, but I'm happy it's there whenever I'm in the area.

My five year old godson loved this park, it has the basics for any kid to have fun. Very clean!read more

Don't waste your time. My 3 yr old son and I went and we were the only people there. The park…read moredoesn't have much to offer either. I doubt we will be going back to this park.

If you live in the High Country subdivision of Carrollton, Texas, you need to visit our beautiful…read moreneighborhood park. Part of the City of Carrollton park system, Branch Hollow Park is located at the east end of Branch Hollow Drive and is a nice, 3.5 acre area with lots of shade trees. There are 2 lighted, fenced in tennis courts, a pavilion with picnic tables and grills and a large playground for the children. You can burn off a few calories in the court, let the kids work off some extra energy on the playground and meet up with friends for a meal or just relax in the shade. The park is located at the north end of the Carrollton Blue Trail, a 4.25 mile paved path that winds along Furneaux Creek in the greenbelt. So, it makes for a great starting or endpoint for an invigorating run or bike ride, or a leisurely walk. There's a small parking lot and lots of street parking available. Hope to see you there!

This is such a great neighborhood park in Carrollton. It is on Branch Hollow just south of Hebron…read more They have 2 very nice lit tennis courts that they recommend getting reservations for. They are almost always being used when we drive by day or night. There is a nice waterfountain for people and dogs by the court but im not sure if they are working now(because of covid) There are a few picnic tables one with a covering. The playground is very well maintained with lots of different things for the kiddos to play on. The covering is rubbery which helps cushion falls. The blue trail is right behind it if you feel like doing some walking/riding your bike on a wide divided cement path (is about 4 miles). Very close to the tennis courts are three very well maintained butterfly/insect/bird areas.

I'm really disappointed with the condition and supervision at Crosby Recreation Center. Every time…read moreI've gone recently, there's been a large group of young people running around, being disruptive, and vandalizing property. Equipment is getting damaged, areas are left messy, and it doesn't feel like staff is doing much to address it. It's frustrating because this should be a safe, welcoming place for families and community members to enjoy. Instead, it feels chaotic and poorly managed. I hope they step up security and supervision before things get worse.

Easy to get booked. Workers onsite were personable and able to care for our needs quickly. The…read morefacility was clean and well put together. While a small place they seem to offer lots of options for all ages and needs.

Cute little playground I stumbled upon just searching the Yelp app. Of course my son just wanted to…read moreplay in the wood chips lol. Bonus when a park has a bathroom!

This is a great park with large open spaces and plenty of sports fields (football with posts,…read moresoccer, baseball). The playground is not on par with some of the others in Frisco parks, but is nice and new. There is also a nice bathroom right next to the playground area. It is near some large powerlines but not that close. There is also a dog park nearby. It is kind of tucked away and not very crowded so let's keep it that way! There is plenty of parking and as long as the fields are not reserved, you can use them.