Pleasant, calming and serene park…read more Natural Spring fed Damed to create several small " lakes" Annually stocked with trout I don't visit nearly enough

Absolutely beautiful area. A park where you can lose yourself in peace and quiet. Area is clean…read moreand lot of nice homes nearby. Almost kinda jealous of the residents.

Lots of great vendors, that wait for this twice a year event!…read more It's well worth it! Always an enjoyable experience. Everything, that you want or need, sells out super fast. It was extremely packed with people on a Friday at 10 AM. Everyone was really courteous. (Lots of bumping into one another). What impressed me more than anything else; People were actually kind to one another. Wow! Lots of people using walkers and wagons. How they walked/tackled the uneven dirt was impressive. Kudos to y'all. Only a few "people traffic jams". Just have to learn to navigate those! It's free parking and approximately 12$ per person entrance fee. Lots of staff to help with parking. Shout out to Joe Cuellar once again for providing fantastic music! Take a photo at the entrance as proof you already paid. This way you can walk your purchases back to your car! Plus with a picture you can return all weekend for this event! That's a win in my book. Multiple food vendors! And like anywhere, never enough restrooms. I pre-purchased my tickets months in advance. I will tell you this venue will over-kill you with emails and texts. They sell their tickets for the event through Huminex. It's too much. Specially, if you already bought your tickets. Multiple sellers, my understanding is that it is difficult to get into this show as a seller. I certainly miss when some of my favorites are not here. I miss the soaps, balsamic vinegar, crafters, and true vintage sellers. Please bring cash to these events. It runs smoother when you do! Some will even give discounts for cash sales. It has now been updated that the sellers have to carry their own internet for sales up here. I love what Myers does with this location! Good job on the vintage fair marketing via Huminex. May 2026

Attended the McKinney Vintage Market at Myers. Seemed to be just as much new items as vintage on…read moresite. Food Trucks on site. No masking required seemed strange when unable to social support distancing. Some good vendors

Beautiful park in a growing town. A pond to fish in, lots of trails to walk around.. no playground…read morebut loots if scenic stuff. Plenty of open areas for an outdoor game or picnics. The pArk is behind Brookshires, so you can grab snacks and drinks before chilling out. The serenity and the long trailss makes thIs park perfect for someone like me.

This little park might be the underdog of local green spaces, but don't underestimate it. It's…read moresandwiched between Bethany (a six-lane highway), in front of a Kroger parking lot and McDonald's but somehow manages to feel like a peaceful space. There's a huge colorful fun playground for kids, a large shaded gazebo and a surprise cast of wildlife including turtles, frogs, ducks, geese, and swans. We stop here often to eat our McDonald's after shopping at Krogers.. who knew running errands could include a moment watching nature, lol.

Cute little spot right by the Kroger parking lot. There's a playground that's probably more…read moresuitable for 5+ year olds. However, it is doable for younger as well. There's also a little creek running by with turtles, fish, and ducks living in there. My toddler loves coming to visit them.

Nice little park with water fountains, playground, a few parking spots, and doggy waste bags…read more Barbecue grills, benches, trash cans, and a pergola make this our favorite walk destination.

Looking for a short getaway to bask in some beautiful hiking, biking and/or running trails?! Bonham…read moreis a great option for this, bring family and friends or come solo! The park itself is fairly small with several trail loops to explore. Go thru the gate and grab a pass from the main area where you may also park. They will give you a trail map as well as tell you a bit about the trails in terms of where to start, etc! They also had a really fun cooking class in the morning right on the lake. Super unexpected but awesome! Apparently they do lots of trail events often to check online to see what is going on. Bring your tent or RV and you can camp out right on the water. Cheap kayaks are available for rent as well. Since it is so hot you need to start early and/or bring plenty of hydration for your adventure. This was a great way for me to start my weekend and really set the tone for a serenity kind of Saturday! Go check out downtown Bonham for shopping and lunch right after. Rangers are always on duty and they truly take pride in this incredible park.

Overall, Bonham is a great spot for a weekend camping trip, hiking, and doing miscellaneous water…read moreactivities IF you don't mind a ridiculous amount of daddy long leg spiders. I don't know if it was because of the hot and humid weather (end of September) -- we'd set up camp at the end of a major shower -- or if that's just the norm but if you rent a campsite in the upper teens (16, 17, etc.) expect to see dozens if not hundreds of spiders on a regular basis. If you rent the lower number sites (12, 11, etc.), you won't see hardly any "wildlife." My group of 5 rented 2 sites (5 adults, 4 dogs, 3 cars, 2 nights, and 1 "oh Lawd, why" moment) so I had the pleasure of experiencing both extremes. Restrooms and showers are a short 3min walk from the camp sites and are very well maintained. My only complaint is there's very little airflow in the women's room so expect to sweat even while watering the pool. The campsites are even better. There's an outlet box to plug in all of your necessities and a water spigot. Picnic table and little hanging poles to dry your towels. Everything you need is right there. Our neighbors were quiet for the most part with the occasional "too loud after 10pm" moment and 1 neighbor who wouldn't answer his 4am alarm until it had gone off for a good 5min haha! Some activities include swimming in the lake, renting paddle boats, renting fishing gear, and hiking. We hiked the "Gnarly Root Trail" and boy the only thing gnarly about it was again, the spiders. The ground looked like it was moving and the path is 1-person wide so if you're with friends, don't expect to carry on a conversation. The trail markers were a bit confusing and we had to double back once to make the correct turn but it was a pretty decent and simple 1.5mi hike. My friends had a great experience with the paddle boat rentals and it wasn't until we were leaving that we realized we could've rented fishing gear, too (darn!). Other factors, there was a burn ban that weekend and we didn't realize it until the park manager told us (it was pouring rain when we arrived so we didn't see the sign). But he was super cool about it and let us extinguish it without penalty. That's another great thing: the park managers truly care and make sure everyone is having a great time and are safe. The evening of our check in, he stopped by and gave us the lowdown on how things work, some tips, and answered any questions we had. Overall, this is a great park and I'd definitely return for another camping trip when the weather cools off.

One of the best venues we've been to! Our friends (bride and groom), had an excellent experience…read morewith the management team. They couldn't stop saying how awesome everyone was! The reception and ceremony spaces are gorgeous. Honestly a country wedding dream!

Enjoyed staying at the Best Day Ever Ranch. The cabins were small, cozy, and clean. The pool looked…read moresuper nice as well. We hope to stay again sometime and test out that pool. Highly recommend staying here.

We visited the splash pad during the summer and it was a hit with the little one, and us too! It's…read moreplenty spacious for how busy it can get on a hot day and surrounded by a fence which gives great peace of mind. Bathrooms are nearby also which is a plus. Excited to perhaps visit the rest of the park soon! This is a great little spot not too far from home to beat the summer heat.

This park is huge! I've only been to the splash pad and playground part of the park but it's…read moreamazing! I love that this splash pad is closed off and there's a connecting gate to the playground. I've taken my 2 year old son here twice and we love it! My only wish was that it was closer to where we live and that there were bathrooms close to the splash pad. I'm not even sure there are actual bathrooms. The park also consists of a skate park, tennis courts, basketball court, and large gazebo area. I will be taking my son here many more times this summer!