3 stars for pretty creek etc but wasn't enough playground to stop,get kids out for 45 min, then…read moreback for another school pickup. GPS took me on a winding drive. Was looking for playtime for a 2 and 5 1/2 yr old

A lovely little park with nothing very special about it. If you live in the neighborhood, it is a…read morenice place to walk just to have somewhere to walk, but if it's sights and nature you want, find a more legitimate walking trail. There isn't much lighting at night, so weigh on the side of caution.

When I was a kid, I would hang out here occasionally. Of course, it has changed so much…read more That's not a bad thing. There's so much to see and do. Randomill Park is refreshing! It's easy to get to with just enough parking spaces. There's lots of large trees that produce a great amount of shade. Basketball Courts are very popular. An exciting game was going on. Tennis Courts and Soft ball fields are available too. The Playground is such an exciting place! It has unique modern equipment. An upgrade since the 80's. There's one piece of playground equipment that resembles a sandbox but, it spins! There another piece that looks like an inflatable chair, spaced out from each other, like a See Saw. You can slowly rock yourself. If you haven't been to Randomill Park, you should put it on your to do list. There's something for everybody. A walk in the shade, fishing, basketball, tennis courts Softball fields, and even a Skate Park!

This is the closest park to my house. Lucky for me, it's all the things I need in a park. A…read moreconvenient location, tons of trees and grass and shade and water, and enough forest-y space and windy trails to give you that "I'm out in the middle of nature," solitary, peaceful feeling. But there are plenty of people around so you also feel safe! This park is open until midnight and has picnic areas, pavilions, basketball courts, a baseball and softball complex, the Family Aquatic Center, 2 playgrounds, swings, tennis courts, nature and paved trails, a skatepark, and a pond for fishing!

I love this park. It's makes me feel like I'm in a big city. It may not be the biggest or the…read moreprettiest park in the downtown area (think Klyde Warren) but I think it's the perfect size. They have a playground for the children, a good amount of green space, plenty of seating options, and it's I walking distance to some of the downtown eateries. I took away a point bc the restroom is almost always locked.

Bark Bark Bark! Park Park Park! What a great park! This…read moredowntown Dallas park has everything you'd want from a downtown park! The large grassy space would be perfect for you to run around, throw a frisbee or a softball, and run and play. It's big enough to jog through, and safe enough to take a nap in. There's lots of places to sit in the shade under ample trees and little gazebo things that provide cover from the Texas sun. This park has a fountain- for some reason it looks like there's a bunch of concrete coffins in the middle of the fountain, but you're welcome to climb all over them! I saw an older guy taking a bath there. Be sure to check out the art- there's a graffiti wall where you can make your own masterpieces, or expound upon why you love Dallas on a 214 chalk board. Parking can be challenging, but it's on Main Street, so you should be able to use public transit to get here.

Basic small park with shade trees, benches, old tennis court, & children's basic playground +…read moreswingset.

Out of the four city parks I visited today, this one was clearly my favorite. All except the…read moretennis courts were covered in shade. In addition, there were plenty of seating surrounding the inner plaza. Utterly beautiful! The park seemed well-maintained and fairly clean. Can't tell you how many times I've passed by here not knowing there was a park off the beaten path. Ha! Guess that means I need to pay better attention. I will definitely come out here again.

The City of Bedford has made a number of somewhat odd decisions lately in regards to their parks,…read moreincluding but not limited to the renaming of the Bedford Boys Ranch to Generations Park (a terrible name), going forward with a 70 million dollar park renovation project in the midst of a pandemic that has surely decreased city revenues, and putting in this tiny music park in front of the Old Bedford School. It looks like "Sparkling Ice" in some way sponsored this project, but in the end I think the money could have probably be better spent. The idea is cute: a park with musical instruments that are fun for kids to play but don't offend the parent's ear. Bicentennial Park in Southlake previously did a great job with this. The instruments at both parks have a nice sound - low chimes and soft drums that are actually quite soothing to listen to. The difference between Bicentennial Park and the Musical Pocket Playground is that Bicentennial Park has a traditional park surrounding the music area with slides, swings, etc. The musical instruments are fun and the kids do love them, but it can only hold their attention for so long. There needs to be something else available for play if the park is going to be a repeat destination for young families. What the Musical Pocket Playground does have in close proximity is the library, but with no walkway connecting the library to the music playground, people may not think to stop by when they are picking up their books. If you live in the area, it's worth stopping by to take a look, but I wouldn't plan on spending more than 15 minutes and I certainly wouldn't drive from another city.

This playground is Great for toddlers and small children to make lots of noise with musical…read moreinstruments. I 100% recommend this playground. It is not your usual playground it does not have swings and slides, but it has lots of room to play football or soccer.

Utterly amazing! This was a great park in choosing to visit. Having had family who served, this was…read moreanother great way to honor them and others who served our great country. Lots to see and take in. Don't overlook the botanical area in the rear of the park. Lots of hiking paths to travel. Probably more than I walked since I was pooped already from all the walking. This park is worth a second and third visit.

A nice and clean park that has a play area for kids. A large walking path with plenty of parking…read morespots. Not a lot of bench space so bring a foldable chair

Nice little park with a lot of baseball fields to reserve. There are also free first come first…read moreserve tennis courts available and basketball courts.

The park itself is great has trails, basketball, tennis , baseball areas but it can be scary going…read morealone. There's a group that meets here Monday , Wednesday and Friday mornings for camp gladiator. It's pretty amazing and intense if your looking for a group to workout with come join us. There's lots of parking , police patrol as well but I still wouldn't come walk alone . And if you come to the park don't leave your purse exposed don't want to temp the bad people. All of us peeps that workout with CG no longer carry our purses or wallets just our DL for several theft happening all over us. There's clean restrooms as well and you see the maintenance people there in the mornings too . And older couples walking together.

This very large park is operated by the City of Crowley. The main feature is the three lighted…read moresoftball fields that have covered seating. What? Yes! There are two shaded playground areas and covered picnic shelters with trash cans and charcoal grills. The concessions stand has bathrooms, too. There is a huge parking lot. [Review 16039 overall - 225 in Texas - 1544 of 2021.]