The baby play set had three slides, and the older kid play set had two. There was a small field for practicing soccer or football, and a half court basketball court on turf for practice shooting hoops.
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Adventure World Playground in North Richland Hills
Tree log slides, mushrooms tables, tree stump stairs, a climbing boulder and a hiding raccoon peeking out at you, are just the beginning.
12 Landmarks Perfect for Mini History Buffs
From the infamous Dealey Plaza to a one-room school house build in 1900, we found historical sites and landmarks in and around Dallas that every North Texas kid should visit.
Butterfly-Themed Baby Shower Bash
Dallas mom Marisa Howard, a lifestyle blogger, celebrated the arrival of her daughter London with a butterfly-themed baby shower.
Keeler Park in Irving
Keeler Park is a small park with no frills, which means it is not particularly exciting for kids. There are no swings at this park and no restrooms.
McPherson Park in Colleyville
McPherson Park boasts a hiking trail, gardens, wind sculptures, pavilions, basketball courts and sand volleyball courts, plus a splash pad that is open until Labor Day.
Birmingham Farms Park in Wylie
The playset for younger kids features a built-in matching game and two steering wheels on top that kids can pretend to drive. The older kids have a balance toy and a hanging bar game.
Head South to a Dude Ranch in Bandera
One of the best ways to show children life on a ranch is to fully immerse yourself at a dude ranch for a few days. So last fall, we took the children to the Mayan Dude Ranch in central Texas.
Pumpkin Patches for Perfect Fall Family Photos
Bring on the flannel shirts, changing leaves and, of course, pumpkin patches. Bask in the crisp autumn air with a visit to one of these pumpkin patches, perfect for that fall family photo op.
Family-Friendly Food Trucks
From sloppy and scrumptious barbecue to gratifying grass-fed burgers, we found the most kid-friendly food trucks in and around North Texas.
A New 'Wonderland' in San Antonio
Kids love theme parks, yet traveling to an adventure park can be stressful for children with special needs. This spring,…
Places that cater to your family's dietary sensitivities, allergies and -free needs
Fortunately, as more restaurants across Dallas-Fort Worth are catering to gluten-free, non-genetically modified organism (GMO) and organic eating, there have never been more choices for eating healthy while eating out.
Indian Creek Park in Plano
Indian Park is a great playground for nearby shoppers or neighborhood moms to take a break and let the kids blow off steam.
Suncreek Park in Allen
The neighborhood playground serves up fun in two different sizes, with toddler- and kid-friendly playscapes for the two different age groups.
The Best Piano Lessons in Dallas and Collin Counties
From scales to symphonies, we found the best places in Dallas County for littles to learn piano.
Harrington Park in Plano
Cushioned with a layer of pebbles, the playground features three slides, a curvy crawl space and challenging monkey bars.
Jack Carter Park in Plano
The playground has signage stating the many rules for safety and expected behavior, and also has rubber ground covering for added safety.
Curtis Park in University Park
Play areas are built for the 2-5 and 5-12 age ranges and there is little wait for any exciting equipment, especially with six different slides available.
Quail Run Park in Allen
This hidden gem is a great playground for nearby Allen Premium Outlet shoppers or neighborhood moms to take a break and let the kids blow off steam.
Reverchon Park in Dallas
A beneficial feature to this play area is the expansive cover that protects the equipment and children from harsh weather elements.