Stone Oak Park

Beautiful park! Not a lot of shade, so bring water and a hat! Great geologic formations and even a couple caves, with one gated off. There is a water dam on one side of the trail and a work out station at the 1/4 mile spot on the trail. Cute statues all around trail junctions too.

Beautiful park to go with family. We went during the eclipse of 2024. There’s a playground for kids and many walking trails with native plants. I did not see any restrooms, just a nasty porta potty that I would not step into because it was beyond disgusting. Other than that, the park itself was nice to have a picnic.

Cute park in the heart of Stone Oak. The park has 2, 1 Mike loops with scenic hill country views and gorgeous houses in the background. There is a playground for kids and other fun features. For runners the park is paved and offers a great 2 mile run but you do have to cross Stone Oak Parkway. Have fun and enjoy the outdoors!

Wonderful urban park with good trails, although mostly paved and thus tough on the knees. It also has a small amphitheater and area with small gym equipment. I was pleasantly surprised to see a fairly sizable crowd on weekday. It has a really cool part where the trail goes under a road, by making use of a regular storm water viaduct (see pic). Parking is limited, but do remember it's on either side of TPC parkway, so be sure to check it out too. I wish that both parking would be connected by a small underpass, but one has to cross the road. Bit of inconvenience but not that bad....Great place to hang out. TIPS: 1. For a complete experience try both the north and south trails. 2. I was fortunate to see a coyote, a hare, deer and a fawn and few vultures all in the morning hours as the day breaks. So keep your eyes open:) Its an urban oasis and sight for sure eyes. 3. The view coming out of the tunnel into the valley area of the park was a pleasant surprise the first time and its magical at sunrise, try experiencing it.

Blissful. Parks and Recreation professionals are lovely people and keep the nature park beautiful.

Our go to place. It’s beautiful and secluded. We visit weekly. Deer, snakes etc. Many trails to get ‘lost’ on. Our pup loves it. The only thing… besides a tree, no real bathrooms. :(

Playground is awesome for toddlers! Clean & quiet. Feels off the beaten path, but it's super conveniently located for us. Doesn't have a restroom, port-a-potty only 😩😩😩😩 but overall, we'll definitely be back.

So went here to find some easy trails to start on with the kiddos. They have easy trails but only a small portion is smoothly paved. The other parts are rocky older pavement. The playground has nice shade tents on both the playground and rock feature. I would say the playground is good for 8 and below.. mostly for smaller ones.