Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve

A beautiful, peaceful place. Great to exercise on the different walking trails. Best to go in the early morning before it gets too hot.

It's been close to home for years, but went walking there only recently. Take your pick walk the pavement among trees and prarie paths. Take the multiple trails through the trees.
Can even Kayak, or have a tree adventure., did not do either yet, just hiked.

Such a great park with paved and no. Paved trails, A ropes course, a lake, they hold orienteering meets here and a permanent course exists too. This park is fantastic.

There is a combination of paved and unpaved trails. The main trails are paved and go around a lake and connect in different places. There are trails into the wooded areas that branch off in several places as you walk around. Good for walking and bikes. You can also bring dogs but they have to be on a leash. There is also plenty of parking.

I recently visited the nature park, and it was truly an amazing experience. The park is a haven for nature enthusiasts. Pictures posted. The lush greenery, morning lush, and tranquil atmosphere make it the best park I've been to so far. The hiking trails offer breathtaking views. It's a perfect place to unwind and connect with nature. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating outdoor escape.

This little wooded area is one of my favorite walking trails, especially during these brutal Texas summers. It's a nice oasis from the concrete jungle of DFW, especially if you enjoy trees and woods like I do. It was really cool to sit for a while and just watch the river rise, there are some great places to stop and just chill. But we also saw runners and maybe bike trails? So, there is something for everyone :)

I love spending time here when the weather is nice. The have both paved and unpaved paths. There's forested areas and prairie land to walk through. There's a small lake for fishing and a creek that runs through the woods. It's a nice little escape into nature. Gets pretty busy on nice weather weekends, but there's still plenty of room to explore. They also have a tree top adventure course available, though I've never looked into the cost nor done it.