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City park requires a free permit for camping, that can be obtained at the police station.
Thank you for an amazing park to play and sleep safe.
Too bad the locals leave trash all over when there is a dumpster. We picked up around where we parked and played.
Beautiful turkeys strutting through
This park is awesome! It is at the end of a street, nice playground, picnic tables, old amphitheater, smoke pits and perfect place to let the pups run. It's a little run down, but charming and still in decent condition.
We are driving from Wyoming to Waco with four dogs. They really needed to get out to stretch their legs. We were the only ones at the park, so we didn't bother with leashes. The park is far enough off the main road and circular in shape - dogs had lots of room to play. We had a nice walk, too.
We'll be stopping, again, on our way home!
This is a great hidden gem if you’re looking for a night or two in an RV! We were traveling to the Dallas area and needed an overnight place to park for the night with our fifth wheel. We were pleasantly surprised to find a quiet place with water and 50 amp hookups! We were especially excited to learn there was only a $15/night charge! Drove up to only one other camper! Thank you to the City Of Memphis for such a great place along Hwy 287!! The only negative is that there were grass burrs…so watch your pups paws and don’t go barefoot!
Charming potential but left feeling uncomfortable. We were traveling from out of town and decided to meet up with some family here. The parks was in decent shape for a small town. Shortly after arriving we heard a series of gunshots from nearby, too close for comfort with having kiddos out running around. Thankfully they stopped so we decided to stay. We thought we’d be unbothered with it being at the end of a street and down a hill but had a stranger approach us, who just walked out of the woods and then proceeded to sit and watch the kids play. It definitely made us uncomfortable so we quickly packed up the kids and left.
