Address: 5800 County Rd 23, Damon, TX 77430, USA
“We met the owner. Very pleasant and eager to answer all questions and make suggestions for your green thumb delights. Bought plants and they are all doing great!”
Address: 801 Teas Rd, Conroe, TX 77303, USA
“If a million star point review was available I would select it! We just lost our loved one. The Cashner Employees went above & beyond with such heartfelt compassion. A Shout of Thanks to Ms. Rachel for her guidance & kindness. Thank you.”
Address: 565 Bryant Rd, Conroe, TX 77303, USA
“Even dog parks are bigger in Texas! Great, well kept park. Water and poop bags are available, plus 3 separate fenced in areas. Very impressive. Met some nice dog owners too.”
Address: 1700 Avenue H, Bay City, TX 77414, USA
“This is one cool place to take your dogs to run a little obstacle course. its diveded into an over 30 lbs and an under 30 lbs. area with water availableon both sides and a trashcan where one can disposeof poop. Its surrounded by a 6' fence and a small 3" fence divides both areas. You can watch him run from well placed benches on each side. It's a good size area and has enough space for multiple dogs, just don't forget to clean up behind your doggy.”
Address: 1301-1399 11th St, Bay City, TX 77414, USA
“Decent grass and playground. Nice shaded patio.”
Address: Bay City, TX 77414, USA
“Always peaceful and people always willing to give a extra hand if you need help”
Address: Stubblefield Lake Rd, Huntsville, TX 77340, USA
“Primitive camping in Sam Houston National Forest. Easy access to fishing along West Fork of San Jacinto River just down road. No restrooms or trash cans, except during hunting season when it functions as a Hunter's Camp. Take your trash home and be respectful of other campers. The Lone Star Hiking Trail can be found across Stubblefield Lake Road at the Hiker Trail sign and is marked with white rectangular metal marker on trees. Please pick up your trash and take it with you. Volunteers who pick up litter would rather be doing wood-working projects like building benches, repairing kiosk, and building signs.”
Address: Stubblefield Lake Rd, Huntsville, TX 77340, USA
Address: Forest Service Rd 216, Huntsville, TX 77340, USA
“Campgrounds well maintained. Bathrooms were clean and convenient to camping spots. Fishing, birdwatching, trails and more. Turn of technology and enjoy the beauty of nature. . . Pokemon Go friendly!!”
Address: New Waverly, TX 77358, USA
“Hello, I would like to tell you about this wonderful experience that I spent with my family in the forest at the end of last year. I decided to go to Houston on vacation and I am a nature lover as well as my family and once in Houston we look for places of a wide diversity and we found this forest for us as a family to walk there outdoors enjoying the variety of birds variety of trees and plants was very nice it was very comforting and I hope to have the opportunity again to visit this forest to walk along its paths by its lake In other words, I recommend To Dos that if they are in Houston, go and enjoy this wonderful place and its pure air that God bless you”
Address: 2401 Lake Forest Blvd, Flower Mound, TX 75028, USA
“Returned from Florida for a visit, and the park is still as beautiful as before! Very peaceful and scenic, and our pups thoroughly enjoyed it.”
Address: Northshore Trail, Grapevine, TX 76051, USA
“Love the new concrete path with solar lamps starting at the road and ending in the perfect spot for an overlook. I think the city(Grapevine??) did a fantastic job on the deck, it feels safe and private at the same time. I think they had to install cameras after the first solar lamps were vandalised. Great location with unbeatable views and only 7-10 min walk from the car! I hope more changes like this are coming!”
Address: Rockledge Park, Mountain Bike Trail, Grapevine, TX 76051, USA
“We have been visiting this wonderful place for picnic, trails (for bikes and hiking). I really recommend it. Wonderful views for pictures.”
Address: 40621944, Euless, TX 76039, USA
“Well maintained and has double gate entry for safety, as well as a section to hose off muddy dogs. Separate areas for smaller and larger dogs (60+ lbs). Covered and uncovered picnic table seating, water stations, and plenty of poo bag stations for those respectful enough to use. Plenty of friendly owners that are conscientious of their dogs interactions.”
Address: 1951 Bear Creek Pkwy, Euless, TX 76039, USA
“Very dog-friendly park! Good combination of paved trails, gravel trails, and rough trails. Along the nature trail, there are mile markers and little placards that give you information about flora and fauna in the area. There are creeks and a pond, an amphitheater, a playground and a dog park. Nice combination of mown grass and wild areas. If your dog likes to chase squirrels like min does, it is ideal.”
Address: 101 Live Oak St, Red Oak, TX 75154, USA
“Absolutely beautiful park and Red Oaks Parks and Recreation keeps it up so very well. Loved taking our grandson to the Easter Egg Hunt, very well organized.”
Address: Mockingbird Lane, 1361 Onward Rd, Midlothian, TX 76065, USA
“Get place to enjoy. Indian Trail Master Naturalists upkeep this beautiful gem of a park. Today a winter tree ID walk was led by Suzanne Tuttle, retired former manager of Fort Worth Nature Center/ ecologist/ nature lover. The weather was a treat as was the education. Great park/ great program.”
Address: 3401 Ragland Rd, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, USA
“My husband and I love camping at Loyd Park. We tent camp and can find shady campsites and a lot of them are secluded. That's important for us. We usually stay for about 7 days. We have a lot of camping gear so it takes us awhile to set up and take down. They have upgraded some bathrooms and they're really nice. Separate rooms not just stalls. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have a store where you can buy things that you might have forgot and you can rent kayaks. You can bring your own firewood or buy theirs. The sites have a covered picnic table and firepit and usually a grill. Come stay here for camping or a day trip. You won't be disappointed.”
Address: 3401 Ragland Rd, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, USA
“My almost weekly destination. It's my go to park to sit and write, take a stroll down at the Lake edge. It's maintained so well. So many amenities. I have turned on so many friends to visit this Fantastic Park and they all agree, it has so many camping options. Can't wait to stay in the cabins, so many to choose from. The ones right on the water captured my heart...”
Address: Park Rd 2, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, USA
“Loyd park is a great place camp,mountain bike, have fun and relax. That have 221 camp sites but go on the web site or call ahead availability.”
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