Easily confused with Rockwood Golf Course, this is actually a separate entity apart from the…read morecity-managed greens. At first, I didn't think there was much to the park until I kept driving further into the locale. There were at least two baseball diamonds that I could discern. Then there was a pavilion of sorts located next to a children's playground. At a little bit of a hike, there was a piece of outdoor art, a scupture, that I really enjoyed reading about. Overall, a great place to hang out while enjoying nature. Come check it out!

As far as city of Fort Worth fields go, this is the pinnacle. HUGE stadium seating, beautifully…read moremanicured grass infield and outfield, and the dirt parts were actually dirt and not sand. Dugout bigger than MLB, the only thing not 100% perfect was the mound, which for Nov 13th is not abnormal. This field even has a scoreboard, however I'm not sure who is allowed to operate it or how you get the controls.

My son was playing for Team Revive and they kicked him off the team for missing a couple games. I…read morepaid the bill just like everyone else, he should be able to miss a couple games if needed. He doesn't work for you! I let them know that we had a death in our immediate family and they didn't care and still kicked him from the team, and they were very rude about it. WILL NOT BE RETURNING.

Good set of baseball parks. Not quite as nice as Chisenhall in Burleson, but they've at least done…read morea good job with the fields themselves. They don't have a concession area or restrooms either from what I can remember, but like I said, at least the fields are well maintained.

Baseball fields, confessions, playgrounds, pond with trail. This park is always clean and has…read moredecent bathrooms. Restrooms held back a 5 star rating.

This place was ABSOLUTELY FILTHY!!!! Cannot believe you have to pay to day camp in this toxic…read morewasteland. Trash EVERYWHERE. Dilapidated trash cans that had not been dumped in a very long time. Beer cans and bottles scattered along the waters edge. Broken metal chairs. Very unkept and the city should be ashamed of themselves for the conditions!!!! Disgusting!!!

A a hidden gem! You would not find unless you were looking for it. There was a lot to discover!…read more There's lots of Parking, the Trails are long and winding that lead to shade. Chisholm Trail offers Porta Potties, a large Playground, Trash Cans all around, a variety of wildlife and a Fishing Pond! I would definitely recommend this Park. It has everything you need for a day of fun in the park.

Best skate park in Fort Worth there's these boys who do events here and they make the park /…read morecommunity a better place

Wonderful local park, it is clean and very well maintained. The playground equipment is new and…read morethey just put a shade cover over it. During the summer some volunteers maintain the flower beds and there are butterflies everywhere.

This is a cute little park in a quiet little area. Sometimes we will grab a lunch during the week…read moreand just go sit on the bench, enjoy a beautiful day and watch the ducks swim. It is very relaxing. There is a baseball and football field, volleyball area, even a skate park I believe, so on weekends in can be pretty busy. ps- It is currently under construction as they say they are making it bigger and better. I hope it doesn't lose any of its charm, and that it reopens soon!

This was the largest of the four parks I visited today, and I thoroughly enjoyed and needed the…read moreexercise to walk the entire area. There was a soccor field, play area for the kids, seating area in the shade, and so much more. What I really enjoyed were all the "In Memory" plaques near the benches and tables. If you have kids, this may be the best park to visit. Everything seemed well-maintained and clean. Overall, I made a wise choice on parks to visit today.

This is a hidden gem for sure. It's a park you can't pass by. It is right in the center of a…read morewealthy neighborhood. There's a large soccer goal, a small playground, picnic tables and a winding path that surrounds the park. There's also a free library. I forgot to mention there are benches along the way too. This park is very popular. Soccer practice is held here. Soccer Moms are waiting for their kids to finish, in their top of the line Suv's or cars. A few dog walkers and some kids at the playground. It's also great place for pictures and you can appreciation the artitecture of the homes too. Crowd is reserved and it would be nice if they had a porta potty. Area can be busy with traffic. I would definitely recommend this park.

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.

Kellis Park is a stone's throw from Foster Park, and is a great complement to the city park system…read more There is a playground for children, and plenty of wide-open space for adults and animals. This park is great for the entire family, regardless of what you might have planned. Don't hesitate to swing by, if you have the time for a leisurely stroll.

This is a hidden gem nestled near TCU. Fairly recently, within the last few years, the city…read morerevamped the traffic circle in order to make it more driver-friendly. The redesign also helped improve parking. The park has a lot of shade and plenty of seating for a time of rest and relaxation. Whenever I visit, it almost feels like I'm transported away from civilization for a time of renewal. There are plenty of nearby eateries, if you want to make a day of it with family or by yourself. Check out this beautiful park.