It's a pretty small park but it's got nice shade so that's a plus. When I went there was no one…read morehere and it was Sunday as well mud afternoon

Great dog park go after 530 when most people are walking and exercising their dogs and your dog…read morewill have some friends to play with and a good time will be had by all!

As a pup, I feel like this park is just ok... There is a short trail that loops in some trees and…read moregoes around a pretty little pond. But if you are looking for a long walk or somewhere you can't hear the nearby traffic, seek elsewhere. Good sticks though!

I've driven by this park a million times, always see the sign for it on 518, but have never gone…read morein. Decided to try it out today with my 3 small children. They were kind of disappointed with the size of the playground. Pales in comparison with Challenger 7 Memorial Park. Just one medium/large play structure with two slides and some monkey bars. Maybe one step up from what you would find in a typical neighborhood park. But has a lot of soccer fields and covered basketball courts. And it appears to have a retention pond for fishing. However it's not properly enclosed and the sides are rather steep, so keep an eye on the little ones!

This is a small dog park that sits right next to a skateboard park, a playground, and McGuire-Dent…read moreRecreation Center. It is also known as the Menard dog park. It's not a large dog park, but it does have some picnic tables and water available. It's a decent place to toss the tennis ball for your pooch.

Fair amount of space and fenced off for the dogs to run around. Went on a Sunday afternoon and not…read morebusy. Would recommend!

Finally, a park with the senior citizen in mind! LOVE IT! Today, I took my husband along with his…read morewalker and our dog, Oreo, to Carbide Park in LaMarque, TX. What a nice day! What I loved the most was that my husband was able to navigate a good portion of the park with his walker. We parked in the north lot at first. There was a nice concrete path that led from the north parking lot across a fun bridge and almost down to the area where the senior playground is. The rest of the path was in gravel, which he was still able to navigate with his walker (probably will be difficult for some walkers, but his has four big wheels and a seat). He got plenty of exercise with his walk, resting now and then on his seat! I then left him at the senior playground to wait for me while I walked back, got the car, and drove down to the parking lot there. Then, I had fun using the equipment that was there, including the swing! Fun day, especially since my husband could enjoy it with me. If you have a handicapped loved one and need a fun place to go, try Carbide Park!

Nice park, we came here looking for new playgrounds and weren't disappointed! See pictures for…read moredetails ;) Kids also enjoyed the playground for elderly - nice when adults can use the playground equipment together with the kiddos Bathroom by the playground, nice paved paths for riding the bikes, some hills, plenty of wild flowers and a very quiet, tranquil atmosphere (at least in the morning) - it's a good park and I'd definitely recommend it!

Bark Park at Hometown Heroes Park - Recently opened a dog park at Hometown Heroes. It's smaller…read morethan the one at Countryside (league city) or the Bay Area Park. But it is new and well-maintained. Not many people know about it so it doesn't get crowded on the weekends. It has everything a dog park should have and the owners that bring their dogs over there seemed attentive.

I love this park so much! Lots of open space and they always keep it up to date. Restrooms are…read moreclean and close.

Visited this park on a Tuesday afternoon while I was in vacation in the area. This park had a big…read morekids and little kids area and had plenty to do. My little one enjoyed it a lot. The park was clean and not crowded. Also no big kids or teenagers running around. They also have a big splash pad that cool him down before going back to play . It was really hot that day and there's no shade ANYWHERE in the playground or benches. Only the gazebo outside the playground has shade.

Nice clean park, but they need actual facilities. Their port a potties were filthy! Homeless…read morepeople were camping out in some of them.

I love this little park. Well, not so little actually. It doesn't really look like much when you…read morepull in; you see a little pond (I call it the Turtle Pond because, well, it's full of turtles!) and you think this is it? Well, keep driving around the pond and to the back.....oh yeah, that's more like it! There's a running/walking trail, tons of picnic tables with grills, a covered pavilion, a disc golf course (Frisbee golf? I'm not sure what it's called, but I always see people playing!), a playground, a fishing pier, a volleyball court and a baseball field and plenty of trash cans with dog pooper-scooper stations so you have no excuse to not pick up after your pet! They do allow dogs off the leash here but please be a responsible pet owner and clean up after your pet! It's usually not real busy mostly because not too many people know it's here except for the people in the neighborhood. Wait. I may have just messed that up, huh? lol It's within walking distance of my work so I like to come here at lunch and walk around the trail. It's very well maintained and partly cement and partly small rock. It can get muddy after a rain of course, but that's everywhere. And they did build a wood bridge over a spot that was always flooding, which is nice. If you're in the area and want a nice, well-maintained park to have a picnic, or just walk around and take in the sights (the trail runs along part of Taylor Lake which is part of Galveston Bay), this a great place for that!

This is a really beautiful park with walking paths for walking and jogging and walking the dogs…read more There is basketball and volleyball and a view of the water. There are covered restrooms and water faucets to wash your feet from the volleyball sand. Children have a large play area.

Moderate sized dog park at the back of the Alvin community track. It has two separate areas for…read morelarge dogs and small dogs with plenty of fire hydrants for the dogs to take ownership of Hours seem to just be daylight to dusk but I've never actually seen in locked up at night. Be careful after rain, even if it's been a day or two since. The dog park itself is a little lower level than the rest of the park so it floods and stays wet easy. There are no open public restrooms, but there is a water fountain nearby to fill your water bottle. Overall, a great option for locals to take their dogs for an off leash run

I pass by this dog park on my frequent walks at the ACC/Briscoe track. I've been inside the dog…read morepark once and it seemed like a decent size with a separate small park for small dogs. There's plenty of running room for your dogs and there are fire hydrants, poop bags, water fountains/bowls, and benches throughout the gated area. It never seems very crowded, so if you have one dog and would like to socialize them, I'd suggest inviting some friends/family who have dogs to join you! The more the merrier :).