Looking for new parks or playgrounds to take your littles? Here’s a few of our favorite options around Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Playground Review: Oran Good Park in Farmers Branch
A look at one of Dallas County’s neighborhood play areas best for playdates, picnics, parties and kids needing to burn off energy.
Playground Review: Preston Meadow Park
Location: 4243 Lorimar Drive, Plano. This park is directly east of Daffron Elementary School at the corner of Lorimar Drive and Preston Meadow…
Playground Review: Preston Hollow Park
In the heart of a Dallas neighborhood, Preston Hollow Park has three play areas and much more to offer.
120 Fun Things To Do This Summer For $5 or Less
Check out our favorite warm weather cheap thrills for $5 or less to do in Dallas-Fort Worth to keep kiddos entertained during the three-month school break.
Play is Grand at PlayGrand Adventures in Grand Prairie
If you’re looking for a new play experience for the kiddos that isn’t your usual neighborhood playground—but still gets them outside and moving—we found the place for you.
The First in Hurst
Newly dedicated on August 20, Mayfair Park’s sprawling playground is the first in Hurst designed specifically for children with special…
Place to Snip Little Bangs: Cool Cuts 4 Kids
This salon was made with kids in mind, so they feature two different play areas: a Thomas the Tank play…
Place to Get a Little Wet: NRH2O Water Park
The playground isn’t the only place where kids can do a little sliding. Here kiddies (and even you!) can get…
Junction Park in Fort Worth
There are a total of six slides, several climbing structures and a fireman pole, as well as two swings each for toddlers and older children.
Heritage Park in Grapevine
Slides, a tunnel, rock-climbing wall and swings rounded out a great variety for all ages.
Berkner Park Playground in Richardson
Berkner Park’s (1800 E. Spring Valley Rd.) playground is well maintained and has plenty of children enjoying its various structures….
Temple Trails Park in Farmers Branch
Swings are available for children of all ages, and the playground offers many options for kids looking to climb, crawl and slide.
Longhorn Park in Plano
Swings are available for all ages. Longhorn Park provides one covered pavilion with grills and a large open area for practicing sports or running around.
Playground Review: Pacific Plaza
The newest park in downtown Dallas, Pacific Plaza, has a mix of open space, greenery and a playground for the ultimate play destination.
Playground Review: Plano’s Shawnee Park
At this park, you’re bound to have some fun even in colder temps.
Crowley Park in Richardson
The park offers lots of roaming room, and there is even an on-site pond. Parking is plentiful, and the park is equipped with restrooms and a water fountain.
Klyde Warren Park
Klyde Warren Park 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway klydewarrenpark.com Hours: 6am–11pm daily Admission: Free Parking: On-street parking will be available around…
Allen Road Park in Coppell
This park is nestled near a scenic water channel with a fountain and the occasional duck. The park includes a shaded playground, picnic tables and a pavilion with grills.
Armstrong Park in Duncanville
The Kidsville playground at Armstrong Park in Duncanville is sure to be a hit with kiddos of any age. Kids can spend hours exploring the mazelike playground and their imagination at Kidsville.