Glencoe park is a nice sized place in a good neighborhood. Strangely enough the steel/rubber picnic tables and benches looked new while the tennis courts and horseshoes court were looking a bit ragged. The park has a fairly large, partially covered kiddie area, a large football field and two baseball fields. As I was leaving I saw a basketball hoop way in the distance. There's one Porta-Potty near the play area and two more alongside one of the baseball fields. Perhaps the best part about Glencoe is the many tall leafy trees providing much-needed shade. I was there on a hot day in the 90s and sitting in the shade with a breeze blowing was actually quite pleasant On the negative side it's located right off the 75 and the roar of traffic...
Read moreI love this park mainly because of all the trees they have near the playground. You dont see that too much these days. They do have those new tops you see on playgrounds these days but they seem to have forgot that parents need to sit to watch the kids. The benches are all underneath shade and in this Texas HEAT that a plus. This summer is been empty but no surprise there. You break a sweat just getting out of the car these days. Anyways you usually see families, couples or single people walking the little trail around the park and if your lucky you get to see a game being played nearby. Its not the fanciest park but its still very nice. My girls and I...
Read moreThis park is really nice. And it’s really good walking distance from my house. I basically grew up at this park. It has a really nice circle that you can walk around or ride your bike. The tennis courts are fantastic. And the playground is nice. The people there are genuinely nice people to. It’s very family friendly. I’ve only had maybe one or two times of experience with homeless people. But they’re generally nice and stick with what they’re doing and they don’t...
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