Oak Hills Splash Park

My Glam-baby is experiencing the water experience. This is such a memorable moment in time. So glad my daughter found this park for us to bring my little ladybug. Definitely a cool spot for kids and adults

This place is the absolute best!!!! You will not be disappointed if you make the trek to come here.

The splash pad is great. Amazing, really, how much more fun a splash pad with SLIDES are. My kids thought it was a waterpark (clearly, they've never been to a waterpark). SO FUN though - the best splash pad we've been to in dfw so far.The rest of the park sucks. The bathrooms are disgusting - sticky pee all over the floor, no ventilation, and the humid scent of human waste. It was so bad I made my kids pee in the grass behind the restrooms instead.There is a playground separate from the splash pad. Small and old. Picture the faded Little Tikes plastic playhouse the previous owners left in your backyard from when their kids were toddlers a decade ago. That's pretty much this playground.There is a covered pavilion with picnic benches and 2 benches under a small shade canopy by the splash pad. The park has some trees that offer minimal shade, but it's not enough to cover everyone visiting the park on a weekend.To sum this up, it's a 2 star park with a 5 star splash pad. We will for sure be back to play in that water, but nothing else about the park would bring me to make the drive.

Amazing splash pad, kids will be there for hours. Be warned it gets SUPER CROWDED, even early on in the day. Bring snacks! There is a dry playground off to the side which is great for breaks. MyOnly complaint is that they do not allow reservations for the pavilion for parties etc, it's first come first serve. I wouldn't even mind paying! Just hate not being able to plan to have that pavilion for certain.

It's always nice when we do get a chance to come here. Just wanted the kiddos to have a lil bit of normalcy. They have been great troopers and had a blast. The park was clean and debris free and smelled like chlorine... when things get back to normal we will be back more. Until then it was fun, nice and cool for the kids to have a day of freedom.

The playground has turf and is good for little ones who still crawl. The splash pad is still on even in October. I enjoy this park because it is almost always clean.

The kids had a great time! My little one was a little scared since it was his first time however after watching his brother he jumped right in. Cool little space! Glad we came and will definitely be back!

My tuna to your daughter loved this splash pad! They have two slides which seem to be the main hit to all the kids. I recommend coming during the week rather the weekend because it was super busy when we went and it gets a little tight as the splash pad is small.

I showed up 6am to claim 2 tables at the Pavillion and stay on-site until our party, as the rules are first come first serve. Park​ officially opens at 5am. I show up. No-one else here. No cars. But ALL the tables are covered with sheets, a happy bday sign, and a sign that says "reserved for today". NO ONE HERE. My guess is this was done last night.Despite my personal feelings on this debacle I now face, I'll pose it to you.Is it kosher and acceptable to reserve overnight? Am I overboard with thinking "first come first serve" means (1) first come on the DAY OF, not day before (or more), and (2) remain on-site to keep your spot?​Otherwise, who is to stop someone from reserving a week in advance?Update: it's 830a still no one on site.

It was great until the water turned off it was 745pm in August! Online shows closed at 10:30pm! That's what I didn't like.. kids had fun went to the playground once it turned off.I just seen the hours and it says 8pm!