I loved this park as a kid. It's a good break from your run-of-the-mill playground, with fun swings, a spinning "Christmas tree" feature which kids can climb on, a small "trampoline" for toddlers, and a rope play structure. Up on the hill, there are two sets of slides - one for older children which goes down the entire hill, and another for toddlers/younger kids which is half that length. On the other side of the bridge from the slides are a couple of tall metal bird and dragonfly structures, which children can move the wings of down on the ground. There is a lot of grass here, and there are picnic benches under shade.

There is a spiraling water feature near the entrance; however, it is most likely turned off due to drought.

The ground around the play structures is rubber, like the rubber pellets you find in turf fields, and slightly springy. Very good for children. The park is well-kept and clean. It's also very close to the airport, so you can wow your kids with the low-flying planes.

There is a blessing and curse about this park, and that is the nearby Guadalupe River Trail. You can bike the trail to the park, but it runs right next to an infamous homeless encampment. If this is offputting, be assured that the encampment is a good way from the park, and there is a fence that surrounds the premises.