Kelley Park

Kelly park run along rush creek that is still wild w cyotes and wild hawks and usual black water locks and Amarillo jogging walks path blue grills w park and at park is skATE BOARD haven a concrete drainage ditch.good jogging smarting cycling arreSted in Woodside and lake Arlington area.nice in the summer.

Awesome place to walk your dogs or get some excersize using the trails or the equiptment. Large playgrounds and open fields for the children to play outdoors.

A nice park for walking and really long bike trails covered by nature itself. 0:09

It’s generally a quiet place to walk. Today though, I came across two Arlington Employees. I’m always annoyed when I see one working the other one watching (and answering his phone) it doesn’t take two grown men to wipe down a trash can 😡😡love those tax dollars at work. …

Haunted?? Might not go here at night again. Three different (reliable) lights, on two separate occasions, went out on me and would not turn back on while biking in the south area near Arkansas. All worked perfectly when I got home. Otherwise, great park, nice wide trail, two thumbs up. One star off because the X Files theme didn't play during.

Went there to bird and enjoy the huge beautiful trees near the parking lot. Walk the dog, the kids or just you and have some quiet time. Bluebirds, jays, goldfinches house finches , woodpeckers, nuthatches sapsuckers, flickers ( right now. But wait for migration!) There's a playground and an exercise station along the walking path. Or, an ocaisional bench to sit and enjoy the day!

One of my favorite, exactly private areas, great shaded trails.

Rad place for anyone seeking a low-key spot to get their blood flow in. Almost seems ideal for woodpushers but I wouldn't stick around and shred for too long, elderesque community, respect and slower pace recommended. Don't smoke there either. Not ashtray friendly.

This is one of the most peaceful parks that I have been to in Arlington. If you're a bird watcher or a squirrelwatch yuru this is definitely the place to go...alot of wildlife here.

Kelley park is full of nature scenery and it connects with the Clarence Foster Park. There is a couple of benches. No official picnic area or trash bins. No water fountains or grilling area. No public restrooms. I did see people like letting their dogs go leash less. Over all Great for a dog walk. We got to see a blue bonnet flower. Plenty of squirrels running free since there is plenty of pecan trees on site!