Man, I bookmarked Oyster Creek Park for many years. Today was my first time set foot in here. I…read moreneeded to get my daily steps in. So, I came with a friend with the same desire. The trail was paved but not always the same width. Some parts were narrower than others. I saw warning signs for the cyclists to give room for pedestrians. Oh, the restroom is on the right side of parking lot. There were many parking spots. Lucky us, we came here at sunset hour on a windy day. Not many park goers there. I would love to return on a sunny day in the summer.

The biggest park in Sugar Land has about three miles worth of trails. It's a nice place for a…read morestroll or a short run. The parking lot is small, so I bet it gets full during peak hours. They have clean restrooms with soap in the parking lot.

Was recently in Houston to knock stadium #22 off my list and decided to take a side trip to Sugar…read moreLand to experience a Space Cowboys game. Purchased club seats for myself and a friend and absolutely LOVED the experience in that section. That said, we wandered the entire stadium before the game (and got to pet plenty of pooches since it was a Waggin' Wednesday game), got some Space Cowboys swag (I even got a leash for my dog), and made sure to see everything that Constellation Field had to offer. Once we got to the club section (the First Community Club), we got our wristbands and made our way to the buffet. What a great selection of food! I complemented my food with a local beer selection. Then we made our way to our seats and got to enjoy the view, the breeze, and some fun baseball. Pre-paying for parking makes that aspect of the experience a breeze. The staff at this stadium are an absolute delight as well. Very clean stadium, lots of activities and concession options. As far as minor league / AAA stadiums go, Constellation Field is one of the better ones I've been able to visit. Highly recommend.

ASTROS OF TOMORROW! If you're an MLB/MiLB fan like myself, Constellation Field needs to be on your…read moreradar. I've been to multiple baseball fields at the minor league level and this has to be one of my favorites! It's large, clean, and has a hometown feel. From the parking attendants to the gift/snack shops, I felt welcomed. Parking was $10 and food was reasonable considering it's a sporting event. Domino's Pizza was on-site with a small booth! Constellation field has burgers, chicken, hot dogs, fries, tea, and other staples like popcorn and chips. If you have kids, they have you covered here! I spent most of my money on collectible pins, a hat, jersey, and other gifts for my folks back home. I spotted three large gift shops with great items. I picked up every single enamel pin, lol. The store had snap backs, trucker hats, and dad caps. Shirts ranged from hokey to hipster. I felt like most of their jerseys needed a slight revamp, however I was able to find a neat one! Constellation Field has excellent seats, some shaded areas, and a massive lawn behind the bullpen. I spotted many families pull up their chairs and blankets. The area is quite inviting, it's also an affordable option for large families or groups with small children. Players interacted with fans on the lawn! I paid for a seat near home plate, it was about $13 bucks. I opted to stand and enjoy a refreshing drink at the viewing counter behind my section. I LOVE when stadiums have counters lined across the field. It's perfect for guests who want to stand or escape the sun. Personally, I had just arrived from a long flight so I wanted to stretch my legs, this was wonderful. Scoreboards and signage have an authentic Texan aesthetic. The largest scoreboard is shaped like the state of Texas and the numbers/lettering have a spacey vibe. Murals across Constellation are stunning, I especially love the ones featuring the Space Cowboys logo and Orion the mascot. Oh! Don't forget to take a picture with the large Astros championship ring, I forgot to like a dork! The parking lot is massive, I parked my little Kia Soul in a safe environment. I felt secure and comfortable.

Friendly staff, great prices and easy to find what youre looking for! I have used HGF for July 4th…read moreand New Years celebrations- never disappointed the crowd! Our family trusts the quality here.

Love hate relationship with this place. Love all the goods, HUGE selection. I hate the small…read morefortune I end up spending every time I go in + the stink eye I get when my wife finds out.

While the tree lighting ceremony on Post Oak boulevard has been going on for years, this was the…read morefirst time I've attended. The even had street vendors, entertainers, and lots of family fun. The festival had lights on the roof of buildings and a fun show on the stage. This was the debut of the "new" trees on post oak boulevard, and they did not disappoint. They were 20 feet tall and made of twisted stainless steel with 249 LED lights on different points of the "trees". They were a very a modern take on the "Christmas Tree" and they were beautiful. The trees and fireworks were meant to be lit at 7:00 P.M., it didn't exactly go as planned, but nobody seemed to mind. Once the firework display began, the crowd was amazed, including myself. The uptown post oak tree lighting event was a sight to see and I would highly recommend.

I took my Mother to the 2013 Uptown Houston Holiday Lighting. It was our first time, after living…read more33+ years in Houston... If you've lived in Houston at least 10 years, you should attend this annual event at least once. Pros: - There is lots of parking even if you don't arrive early. The flyer also has a map of the free parking areas. - The music is good. - There are some booths, one of which lets you throw a ball through some holes in the back and you could win t-shirts, stress balls, etc... - There are police directing the flow of traffic which made leaving the area smooth. - There are lots of food options (albeit mostly unhealthy carnival type food). - The other attendees are polite (We only saw one drunk guy helped by his friends. Alcohol was not available at the event so I'm not sure how that happened.) - There are lots of places to sit (e.g. along the curb, concrete garden walls of surrounding businesses, etc...) I brought a chair for my mother, though. - The terrific fireworks show at the end was choreographed to music. - The emcees did a good job entertaining. - It was held in a fun area so you could walk around if you were waiting for the fireworks. - Some booths sold hot chocolate for only $2 when the temperatures were in the low 50s. - The food was not overpriced (except that bbq food truck selling turkey legs for $10 each). Cons: - They advertised food trucks but other than a bbq one, they were mostly generic fair food tents serving turkey legs ($8!), hot dogs, corn dogs, nachos, fajitas, sandwiches, tortas, funnel cakes, etc... - Lots of vendors were selling flashing colorful light toys that may make parents buy junk for their kids, wasting money. - I didn't see any portable restrooms. - There were strobes flashing lights. - The diesel-fueled generators powering some of the food tents were really loud and smelly.

Great Products here. Colorful and no duds! Open late so you…read morecan select the products you like!

This has to be the number one fireworks store in the Houston area. They have a huge selection,…read morecompetitive prices and this includes both individual fireworks and packages. Plenty of parking plus a neat and comfortable environment in the store and friendly helpful workers make this my go to fireworks destination. I have gone here for the last few years to buy fireworks.

This place is only opened on 4th of July and new years and every single time there's different…read morestaff and less certain types of fireworks people are looking for . What I mean is that for example this year there were less firework fountains idk if it's due to imported fireworks from china or prices on em or what it may be . Speaking of prices usually you can get a good amount of fireworks for cheap prices depending on what fireworks you're looking for . Plus the name in these absolutely illegal fireworks are ummmm questionable.... Also this place gets packed a lot and can get out of hands . Is it just me or does the staff look like there on drugs been abused or just tried .? Overall idk how much longer this place will last .

Great customer service, great prices, great sales, a long of bang for our buck…read more We were able to buy more fireworks than expected and still stayed under our budget. Will be back for all our pyrotechnic needs.

Not to be confused with Sweet N Low Land, or Agave Land, which is more naturally flavoured…read more Sugar Land (yes, two words) is a hell of a lot better than it used to be in terms of things to do and reasons to visit, and I think they've been actively working on that. The large non-Caucasian population here - despite it being a rich burb - helps a lot with the variety and authenticity of some of the food, boba and desserts. If it weren't for the downright nasty attitudes a lot of the drivers - especially the ones in big trucks - have, and some of the shop owners here too, who hate each other and wage war on each other openly on Facebook and Yelp, often pretending to be angry customers and trashing each other, then I would like the area much better. It's a great destination to go for Boba, and has much better traffic than Houston, but I'll take Houston over Sugar Land every time, and the 69 freeway (known to locals as 59) can be a real nightmare. And no matter what they do to Sugar Land to try and make it like The Woodlands - which is not something I'd want my town to be like - with cleaner areas and more space than Houston, it just won't ever have the charm of Houston, and will still be a burb in the end. Whereas places like Montrose and Midtown and the wonderful Chinatown and Hillcroft and Koreatown and Mexican neighborhoods of Houston are the real heartbeat of this region, and the reason to come down here. Still, if you see Houston as a whole - as I do - then Sugar Land and its area (Stafford, Richmond, Rosenberg, Missouri City), are a wonderful element of the region, a massive suburban sprawl with a lot of hidden food gems, especially along Hwy 6. Also it's less polluted here than in the South-East or East or North-East suburbs, for sure. Tornado Burger is a highlight, and Mama Le's is one of the best places in the entire region for both food and drinks, not to mention service. Feng Cha down here is run by very good friends who also live around here, and there's a nice Kung Fu Tea location too, and wonderful people running the Ding Tea location.

Extremely disappointed in the cities services DURING THE FREZE!!! After the freeze the gave a lot…read moreof LIP SERVICE AND ADVISE that meant nothing. More concerned about pretty flowers than their citizens!!