Rex L Meador Park

This is a very nice park. There is a skating area and a huge basketball court/pavilion area. We went specifically for the walking trail. The trial is a good little hike, especially for kids. It's pretty much a loop that brings you right back to the park but there are some spots where you can venture off to if you wanted to take more time. There are restrooms her as well. We've also been here when there was a festival and it was really nice as there was enough room for a stage and vendors. We'd definitely head back to visit this park again.

- Flores RA

What a great little park! We wound up here by accident, as we parked at Hester Garden Park and walked through the wooded trail. We were out enjoying the day and the beautiful weather. Made are way to this park and were pleased with the cleanliness of it and how well the trails were maintained. Lots to do here as other reviewers have said. I was thankful there were open public bathrooms which were in good order. If you start out here, you can continue on the trail, pass the library and down by the canal and houses on the opposite side, go to the right. When you come to the small bridge on your left, cross it and bear to your right. You will encounter a lovely wooded trail with plenty of benches! The trail leads to Hester Garden park where you can continue on the trail by the roadside. Also, you can see the tiny crabs that are there by the wooden deck overlook by the waters edge. So many of them and they are so cute with their gigantic single claw. People walk, ride their bikes and walk their dogs here. Lovely area to explore!!

- D.M. Corbett

This public park is very clean and spacious, the cluster of big trees with space In between provides a super shade feature, perfect for picnics. The trails are nice to walk or run and the little info boards on the trail are nice a thing to read, overall 9/10

- Carlos Zuniga

Nice, scenic walking trails.

- Go Debb

Very nice, well- kept park with skate park and city pool. Sad that they removed the waterslide that was there for many years.

- Ryan Meadows