Nice park with boat dock, playground, play area and easy access to the City Beach and Moments in…read moreTime hike/bike trail. Also a few restaurants nearby too. If there's an event at the beach, this is a good parking option. There's also a running group group that meets here on the weekends. The name is "Running Bear Running Club" You can find it on Facebook, or https://runningbearrunclub.info/ Bottom line: There's also a restroom here!

The was the first playground we visited. Daughter needs her play time! Hewlett Park has a decent…read moreplayground sheltered by a large, sun-blocking tarp. Mush needed to keep the kids and parent cool. This park came up as the first listed by Yelp but I'd highly recommend the Grandbury City Park over this one.

Great little park right on the Paluxy River. There are some historic buildings to explore. Covered…read morepicnic tables, a nice playground, and restrooms. Best part is the river walk. A paved trail that takes you to the dam, and Big Rocks Park. You walk across the dam to get to the big rocks! Oh, Master Gardeners also has their garden here. Also a short walk from the square, if you don't mind crossing the bridge the cars also use. Bottom line: Great diversion.

A nice little riverside park just east of historic, downtown Glen Rose- this park features a large,…read morelighted pavilion WITH FANS (amazing feature in TEXAS heat!!), walking trail, restroom, small flower/butterfly garden, a playground--part of which features a shade covering, a few, small, historic buildings, and access to the Glen Rose River Walk. This made a GREAT spot for us to eat our combo packed and takeout dinner after finding out that nearby Dinosaur Valley State Park now (last weekend of June 2020) closes at 7pm for day-use on weekends due to COVID-19. This was the perfect motivator to pick-up a to go order from one of the most uniquely Texan restaurants I know --Loco Coyote! With a bit of driving, we were able to pick up our order and head to this park where we found ample seating in the forms of picnic tables and benches with less than a handful of people visiting the park at the time. During our picnic dinner, a group of kayakers and SUPers paddled by on the river below the pavilion creating some lovely dinnertime entertainment!

Older RV park, mainly for workers & full Time residents…read more Gravel lots, full hook ups, laundry on site, propane fill station, very friendly staff. We stayed a month and it was about $650. Nothing glamorous, just a quiet place to stay. Bring ant poison. Lots of stray cats running around. 3.5 rating

Been here for 3 months, love the management team, very attentive, tight knit family feel if you…read morearen't trashy, trouble makers get run out quickly. Has everything you need, they are still growing and just got a paved road, maybe a bigger laundry facility next, great place. 700 a month is what I have been paying with electricity.

Such a cute place! I love that they support small…read morebusinesses as well. I bought a salt scrub for my daughter and a she love it!

A charming, small, lighted Riverwalk with multiple benches, trash cans, "doggie" bags, sturdy steps…read moreand railings which runs parallel and just east of Historic Downtown Glen Rose. We "discovered" this charming, nicely constructed walkway after enjoying a riverside picnic dinner. We were enticed by the newer, smoother-looking walkway and entrance we could see from the Pavilion at Paluxy Heritage Park--what better activity for post-mealtime than a walk!? The Riverwalk features a dock/platform where people could potentially pull kayaks, SUPs, or canoes along the edge and either paddle down river, go for a quick restroom break (there's one up the hill at Paluxy Heritage Park near the Pavillion), or take a rest. During our walk, I was happy to spot one small cluster of cheerful white and yellow wildflowers I had not yet seen in Texas near the trail and enjoyed seeing the homes across the road--a couple with some very southern features--especially the beautiful wrap-around porches! I also enjoyed trying to walk faster than the SUPer down on the river below in an attempt to start a small race. The most special surprise of all was that this Riverwalk led us to a large Dam (intended for recreational use with steps on either side). From there, you can cross over the dam and walk to Big Rocks Park - a site to behold from the dam and a bit like Enchanted Rock on a MUCH smaller scale with many large...I mean BIG ROCKS. For a girl-turned-woman who STILL collect rocks, this was a dream come true!! We were delighted that we chose this walk as it turned into even more of an adventure than anticipated and made us almost glad that Dinosaur Valley State Park closed early (7pm on weekends for day use--at least temporarily during COVID) as we gained a whole new and WONDERFUL perspective of what the small town of Glen Rose has on offer--and its much more than Dinosaurs and Fossils with many features and activities I consider quintessentially Texan in the best of ways! There's a certain feeling that can't be named in the goodness of a hot Texas summer spent on, in, or near the water with cold drinks, smells of campfire/BBQ, and good company - it's so rich and so good it's spiritual! This experience, and the wonder it filled me with, gave me that pure, untainted Texas goodness that only those who have spent time in, and love, Texas understand.

This small park is designed with a butterfly theme and even has a bench shaped to look like a…read morebutterfly. There is a playground, walking path and street parking. It's a nice park for the smaller toddlers. [Review 16063 overall - 245 in Texas - 1568 of 2021.]

Come select the perfect Boy Scout patch for your scout!!! They have so many excellent patches to…read morechoose from. Prefect little gift shop to pick up great souvenirs, ice cream on those blazing days after a great hike and they also offer military discounts!

There are Dinosaur tracks along the river in this park but the tracks are only visible/accessible…read morewhen the water is low. The park's website and a sign at the entry gate let visitors know when the tracks are visible. We went after a heavy rain so the tracks were not visible but we still paid the day use fee and enjoyed the park. The park has tons of hiking trails, a swimming hole called the Blue Hole, Ranger led nature talks, picnic areas, camping sites, and a park store. The park also has 2 large Dinosaurs that were once displayed at the World's Fair alongside some tracks that were excavated from the park. There is a privately owned RV park and a privately owned Dinosaur museum nearby.

Awesome experience. Halley (sp?) was an excellent, informative guide, having had generations of…read moreher family in the area. An inexperienced and nervous rider fell off the horse and Halley handled it like a pro.

This company cancelled our family ride. No reason given. When we showed up they said "we cancelled…read moreyour ride, I think we sent you an email". Ruined our family vacation weekend. The individual at the stables could not have possibly shown less concern. Horrible attitude. Really just could not care less. Had a difficult time getting my $700 refunded. Had to do multiple follow ups. Ill never book with this place again. There are other providers in the area.

I'm going to agree with Annie N. and say calling it a hike is a stretch, but calling it a walk…read morewould be 100% accurate. It is a multi-use sidewalk, so you do have to watch for bikes, and hope they are watching for you. There are several things to see a long the way, most notably a skate park ( https://www.granbury.org/749/Granbury-Skate-Park ), a Frisbee golf course ( https://www.granbury.org/746/Disc-Golf-Course ), a dog park ( https://www.yelp.com/biz/granbury-bark-park-granbury ), a play area for children, and a memorial for Granbury's military and first responders ( https://www.granbury.org/931/Memorial-Lane-Jim-Burks-Firefighters-Mem ). It's not very long "hike", but does make for a nice walk. Especially if you just had a big meal on the square. The water features in Shanley Park ( https://www.granbury.org/740/Shanley-Park ) are especially nice. Bottom line: If you've got some "time", do check it out. PS. Next time I do, I'll add to the pictures. Had no idea there was a Yelp! page.

The city of Granbury does such a phenomenal job of ensuring that both local citizens and tourists…read morehave clean and well maintained attractions. This walking and bike trail is no different because you can easily take a stroll and see the lake or turn this into a very serious exercise trail to burn up the miles both on foot or bike. I walked the majority of this and was shocked at how long these trails actually are and how nice and well-maintained they are.