O.W. Ribble Park, Lubbock TX
| Address | 62nd St, Lubbock, TX |
| Phone | (806) 775-2687 |
| Hours | 12:00am-12:00am |
| Categories | Park, Tourist Attraction |
| Rating | 4.1 9 reviews |
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O.W. Ribble Park reviews
9A great park with cooking grills and tables for picnics and sitting to watch the geese in the pond. Nice quiet place to enjoy a quick little meal or a walk around the park on sidewalks and a little bridge to add to its beauty.
This is a great place to do some walking. My gir6and i have walked here for the past two days. While walking around the park for an hour at a time I have noticed that hardly nobody stop at the stop sings on 58th and Ave U. Shame on you people! This is a park where people walk and children play. I do wish people would be just a little more careful
It is a pretty park with equipment for children to play on and areas for people to picnic.
Love this park I like to go there and think about when my kids were little will take them to the park
It's a really good place to catch small catfish. And the park is nice. A really good place to take the kids to catch their first fish. If your fishing for something bigger though this isn't the place.
Small lake is nice. Benches and shade. Only negative was the flooring by the swings needs repair.
The water is receding at the lake. The ducks are very hungry! I feed them every couple of days but I do not want them to become dependent on my feeding them. So sad
Brother and I hung out there for 20 minutes for the metal detector looking for stuff not a bad place to be in the daytime if you have children and a metal detector found $80
Nice neighborhood park. Walking track, playground equipment, picnic areas, and a duck pond. Lots of space to run around and several garbage cans spread around for clean up. Take care around the duck pond as birds do not care where they leave droppings.