Westhill Park

(4 reviews)

1.4 mi

One of Cleburne's larger parks and located closer to the "downtown" part of the city, this park has…read morea large baseball field (named after Ronnie Kirkpatrick), tennis courts with bleachers, a basketball court, picnic areas with picnic tables, playgrounds and restrooms. There is also a nice walking track that loops around half of the park. This gave me the opportunity to see that the park is in great condition and I spotted no litter today. I found easy street parking and there is also a small dedicated lot. [Review 16009 overall - 197 in Texas - 1514 of 2021.]

Beautiful area. There's is a walkway that lines the creek. Ducks and geese are a plenty to…read morefeed. Kids playground is fenced in to keep them corralled. This is also where the public pool is at. Pretty park. Christmas it's full of lights.

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Winston Patrick McGregor Park

(3 reviews)

0.8 mi

Visiting this park has been on my bucket list for at least six years. I formerly worked for a…read moremerchandising company, and the Kroger's located across the street was one of my stores. Don't wait six years or longer to visit this beautiful city park. I eagerly parked and immediately jumped out of the vehicle in order to walk among the landscaped trails. There are plenty of benches for rest, and a gazebo for special occasions. What a great asset to the City of Cleburne. Please check it out!

Open since 2009, McGregor Park was donated by a local who stipulated that the park have this name,…read morewhich is in honor of his dogs. Okay. It is both park and botanical garden with a special area that is slowly growing roses. I'm not sure they grow in this part of the world, but it's pretty to imagine them here in full bloom. The park has a half mile walking trail and a pretty pergola that stands about a few picnic tables. The large open grass area would be ideal for a festival or fair of some sort. The park is located across from the Walmart Supercenter so there's plenty of overflow parking available. [Review 16024 overall - 212 in Texas - 1529 of 2021.]

Winston Patrick McGregor Park, Cleburne

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Carver Park

(2 reviews)

2.8 mi

Carver is a very large park with all sorts of outdoor activities to keep you and your kids well…read moreexercised. The "spray ground" looks very cool though it's now closed for the season. Baseball field with bleachers and a press box, basketball court, picnic tables, playground, a picnic pavilion and a walking track. All of it in quite good condition and fronted by a large paved parking lot. The baseball field is lighted and fenced, including protected dugout areas and bleachers on both sides. Very cool. [Review 16013 overall - 201 in Texas - 1518 of 2021.]

Hidden gem. Usually pretty empty. Lots of parking, nice bike trail. Splash pad for the kiddos.read more

Parking and picnic at Carver Park, Cleburne

Baseball at Carver Park, Cleburne

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Splashpad at Carver Park, Cleburne

Cleburne Railroaders

4.3

(12 reviews)

3.0 mi

Great ballpark, good concession prices, and ample parking. Makes for a fun day at the ballpark.read more

Nice stadium. Capacity is less than 4k. Getting in was easy they just scan your tickets and no…read moresecurity. Beer is on the right as soon as you walk in, wine on the left. I liked that they had Kona on draft, I could get two beers here for the price of one at a MLB stadium. The bar on the 3rd base side weirdly didn't have any draft beer. Each section on has about 8-10 rows in, so no bad seats really. We came the second day of the season and was surprised that the restrooms weren't very clean, all the sanitation bins were full - which didn't make sense. The stadium also had a fishy smell to it which I didn't notice to begin with but about half way through I couldn't not smell it! Most fridays if not all are fireworks and they let you sit on the grass - nice little display with a good view. Would come back again, hopefully they sort the smell and cleanliness issues out. Got a first time certificate but they don't have any stickers or buttons - they did have some in the store but wanted $5 for a small button! Game times tend to run longer than MLB, it was about a 3hr game.

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Bradshaw Park

3.0

2.3 mi

Bradford is a smaller neighborhood park not far from downtown Cleburne. The main feature here is…read morethe fenced in basketball court. There are a couple of picnic tables that are outside the fencing and are nicely shaded. The surface of the court is in reasonable condition but needs a repainting. There is street parking. [Review 16012 overall - round number 200 in Texas - 1517 of 2021.]

Bradshaw Park, Cleburne

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Bradshaw Park, Cleburne

Kirtley Park

3.0

2.8 mi

Kirtley Park is to the south of the main city of Cleburne and is located at the southeastern shore…read moreof Lake Pat Cleburne. It's a large lake and a 31 acre park but there really isn't much going on here. I did not spot a boat launch here (there might be one) and I don't know if you're allowed to fish the lake from here. The park has much open mutli-use space and parking areas. There is not much shade. A picnic table or two with a trash bin but no grill. There was some litter about. [Review 16005 overall - 193 in Texas - 1510 of 2021.]

Kirtley Park, Cleburne

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Lake Cleburne

J.E. Standley Park

1.0

0.8 mi

I'm not sure what's going on here but this park is needing activities and parking. There is an…read moreextremely narrow spot on the side of the road that is not really wide enough for vehicles. The park is little more than an open grass space that is next to a small stream. Maybe there's a plan to develop this by adding parking or a playground or even some benches. Until then, pass. [Review 16018 overall - 206 in Texas - 1523 of 2021.]

J.E. Standley Park, Cleburne

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P.D. Lacewell Park

2.0

1.7 mi

Currently an open space with a stage area, there apparently used to be a playground here but is no…read morelonger. It is now a passive park. If there are benches, I didn't see them today. There is street parking. [Review 16015 overall - 203 in Texas - 1520 of 2021.]

Lacewell Park, Cleburne

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Lacewell Park, Cleburne

Safari Splash

(7 reviews)

27.3 mi

Such a fun place to cool off and let the littles get their energy out while at the zoo! Well worth…read moreevery penny! ($5 for zoo members, $6 for non-members). I'd say good size for around 10yrs old and under. Ample seating, clean restrooms, a small store with toys & necessities that may have been forgotten, & a small food station with sandwiches, hot dogs, dipping dots, etc. Lots of slides, fountains, waterfalls, & skirting animal heads. Believe I heard 12yrs old is oldest that can be on the slides. They have a couple of covered cabanas ($50 for 2 hours) as well as larger covered patio that can be rented. My 4yr old nephew had an absolute blast and must have gone down the slides over a hundred times. He could have kept going for hours more if we let him. We packed a lunch which saved money. Kids split a small dipping dots for $5.75. I Highly recommend you go if you have little kids and want to cool off during the hot summer days while at the zoo.

If you're going to the zoo with little ones, Safari Splash is totally worth the extra $5 with zoo…read moreadmission. If you're a zoo member, it's $4 (kids 2 and under are always free). This little splash pad is great fun if it's not too crowded and you can get a couple chairs. There's plenty of shade around the chairs and tables, and there's a few rentable cabanas as well -- $40 for 2 hours and $15 for each additional hour. Totally worth it to guarantee a shady spot to rest and eat! They say the cabanas hold 10 people but I think that'd be pretty crowded. They look more suited for 6 guests when you consider most people have bags, towels, strollers, and small ice chests to store as well. The splash pad itself is small, this isn't a huge water park. Seems best for little kids, like 10 and under. Most kids we saw were probably under 7. Lots of little toddlers! The bigger kids spend most of their time up in the main playground and on the bigger slides, leaving the outskirts of the pad to the little ones. There's a few toddler stations and itty bitty slides, perfect for babies with some supervision. Just be on alert, there's always a big kid or 3 that'll come barreling through at any moment. There are no pools here, no lazy river. It's all splash pad! 14,000 square feet; a "water play area equipped with four slides, a water dump tower, a fill wall for your water toys, animal-shaped water cannons, and a designated toddler play area." There's also concessions; sandwiches, chips, drinks. And a little stand that has anything you might have left at home: swimsuits, towels, goggles, sunscreen, swim diapers... We had the best time here. We were lucky enough to visit when it wasn't packed. Even though it's brutally hot out, we stayed cool in the shade after being splashed. We're zoo members so we'll definitely be back.

Lots of lounge chairs and umbrellas

Fun for little ones

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Friendly squirrel.

Splash Station Waterpark

3.3

(10 reviews)

1.4 mi

Cute Waterpark, we came a few times over the summer, it's always crowded but still a nice place to…read morespend a hot day!

Great little community waterpark! Perfect for young children but also has bigger slides for older…read morekids. There's not much to it but it's great for just a day out in the summer. Seemed to be kept clean well.

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Cedar Hill Lagoon

5.0

(3 reviews)

31.8 mi

Huge fans of The Lagoon! Highly recommend getting a season pass which gives you access to members…read moreonly swim time. It does get crowded, but the staff are always friendly & helpful. They also work hard to keep the area clean! Our kids absolutely love the slide & lazy river.

The Lagoon just opened this Summer of 2023 and I'm happy to say the experience here made my summer…read morecomplete! I have been at the pool the last 3 weekends (4 Xs total) this Summer and it is truly 5 stars! The check in is super easy. I paid $5 each time (a discount for C.Hill) residents as well as your guest. They do take cash or card which is convenient. The line is never long, really non existent most of the time. Parking is a breeze especially if you get there for open swim which begins at 12 noon. The majority of the lounge chairs are shaded and you don't have to worry about anyone taking/moving your belongings as you enjoy the water. The lazy river is extremely clean and well kept and the floaties are in abundance and FREE! Everyone is respectful in the pool! At any given time there can be newborn babies to the seniors and every age in between so being courteous is just as important as having fun! The music is great too! They play EVERYTHING including Spanish songs on Cedar Hill Tunes. There is one lazy river, one slide which is so much fun and never a long line, as well as a larger pool that is wheelchair assessable too. It was in this pool that my BF taught me to swim this Summer so the Cedar Hill Lagoon will forever be memorable to me! They also have about 7 cabanas that you can rent out for your private event. The bathrooms have great air flow and are pretty well kept with no trash on the ground an I definitely appreciated the cleanliness. They also have showers too. The lifeguards are also professional and they appear to have fun too. There is food available if you get hungry. A CH police officer does make his/her round at the pool too so it definitely makes you feel safe an at ease. I hope the Lagoon continues to be a fun, clean, memorable place for my future summers!

Brisket nachos, pretty good

Lazy river and slide

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Another Round

4.2

(250 reviews)

45.2 mi

Great date experience, and fun for people who love putt putt. You can feel the effort and love that…read morehas been put into this place. The courses are custom designed and made by hand, with contributions from local artists. Some of the most unique holes you'll ever play. Also a fun outdoor area and bar. Two 9-hole courses, so there's a natural progression from course 1 to bar to course 2. Really great for dates or a night out with friends.

A fun and quirky course! Went for a friend's birthday and had a blast. The only thing I think could…read morebe improved is the design of some of the course. There were certain holes where it just seemed silly and kind of a waste of time and not well thought out (fun nonetheless). The drinks were good and they were able to accommodate a large group.I would definitely recommend for an outing with friends!

Hole

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Hole

Hidden Valley Miniature Golf

4.8

(40 reviews)

34.3 mi

This your 1980s stereotypical mini golf course in a good way. Great course layout, traditional…read moreobstacles, fun challenges, and well maintained. We live in Richardson but I'm sure we'll be back if on the western side of Tarrant county.

Everything was great! Two very pleasant gentleman at the…read morefront who check you in real quick, adults are 10$ each. Great set up had fans with misters along the path for when you get hot.