Located off Green Oaks Boulevard, Tails N' Trails Dog Park is a beautiful park that is spread across an area of 5.7 acres (2.3 hectares). This dog-friendly shaded park has several walking trails to explore. Lined with benches and high fences, this park is great to visit for visitors with dogs. At this park, visitors can let their dogs run free without their leashes. This park is a lovely place to interact and mingle with other dog owners and their pets.
Spanning across more than ten acres (4 hectares) of land, Bowman Springs Park is one of the more popular parks of the city. Overlooking the crystal clear waters of Lake Arlington, this park is perfect for families, couples and pets alike. The lake is where you can try your luck at fishing or go boating with your friends. The well-manicured grass of the park is perfect to lay down a small picnic while you soak in the warmth of the sun and forest-scented breeze. Outdoor enthusiasts are sure to enjoy the trails around the park. If you have pets, this is a great place to walk them and watch them frolic and make new friends.
Randol Mill Park has the facilities for a range of activities such as a fishing pond, a skate park, a few baseball fields, trails to walk along and more. The park also has an aquatic center, which is surrounded by a wooded area.
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Named after UTA professor, Allan Saxe, the Allan Saxe Park offers a great respite from the daily hustle and bustle of the city. Serene and blissful, this is the perfect place to unwind after a tiresome day or even to spend a peaceful moment with your family. Covered with a blanket of trees and pristine green grass, this is also a splendid spot for a picnic, with nothing but the sound of rusting leaves to distract you.
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Named after Carlisle Cravens, former president of Arlington National Bank, Cravens Park is one of the most popular recreation zones in the neighborhood. Stretched at a massive 86 acres (34.8 hectares) this park is a dream destination for sports enthusiasts and fun-seekers alike with its six baseball fields, a basketball court, a fishing zone and several picnic spots and playgrounds. The park also contains a pavilion which hosts a number of local events throughout the year.
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Centered around Johnson Creek, the Richard Greene Linear Park is a splendid stretch of greenery at the heart of the city's thriving entertainment district. The park offers visitors a respite from Arlington's urban landscape and a chance to indulge in some much need outdoor fun. Hiking trails cover the length of the park, leading you past picnic areas and the intriguing Caelum Moor Sculptures.
