I don't have much to say here…read more It's a park. There aren't many in the area where you can take your grandparents to sit and watch/feed the ducks. They had a good time which makes it worth it. There are benches to sit on, a trail/track/pathway - I don't know what you would call it. I'm pretty sure they have tables, but I don't remember. There are trash cans in case you need to throw stuff away. #dontlitter Also, the best part in my opinion... THERE ARE DUCKS!! Who doesn't love ducks? My grandpa was a little sad that we didn't have bread on hand, but we had sonic tater tots. So he shared a couple, but told my grandma not to be TOO generous with his precious tater tots lol. (That has nothing to do with the park. I just thought it was funny lol.) Anyways, fresh air, benches, shade to sit in, and DUCKS! It's a nice place.

there's birds and ducks here. nice walking loop around the pond though it's not very long. on the…read morebusier side.

This is by far theeeeeee best spot for the littles in the Clearlake/Webster/Space Center area…read more There's plenty of benches for sitting while the kiddie runs loose. It's normally a shade somewhere while using this park so you don't have to worry too much about staying out of the direct sunlight. There's a huge dog park on the other side. If I had a pooch, we'd be all up in there. If you want to picnic there is definitely areas for it. I love this park. Oh and it's been remixed! All new park activities. You can feed ducks here as well however there is a slight disclaimer. They have personalities regarding their sanctuary. I guess one duck wasn't too happy with our presence in it's space. It started walking towards us and in size comparison, the duck could have easily handled my 4 year in a match(lol). I wasn't going to test it out so we politely took the request to vacate their premises. I guess bread wasn't on their menu at the moment. It's a great park! I can see us using it at least twice a week once the summer rolls around.

love this park! love the dog park! love the zipline, the boardwalk, and feeding the raccoons!read more

El Franco Lee Park is a surprising gem located near Pearland. We really enjoyed hiking the 2 mile…read moreWetlands Trail here! There are many baseball and soccer fields located towards the front of the park. Keep driving towards the back of the park if you want to hike the trail. The trail ecosystem ranges from forested cover to open wetlands and winds around a large manmade 1/4 acre lake. The lake provides a nice breeze on a hot day! There are also two small observation decks on either side of the lake to admire the view of the landscape. Included near these decks are informative signs describing the native species to the region. As you round the corner past the lake, there's also a picturesque gazebo to stop and take photos at. This is a great spot to fish. The lake is home to large mouth bass and catfish. There's even a fishing hole built into the boardwalk pier. I do wish there were more maps available throughout the park. There were no maps when we visited indicating how long the trail would be.

Absolutely love the walking trail, it's two miles long and you feel like you are away from the…read morenoise of the city. There are several soccer fields and playgrounds in the park. I have seen groups using the park for bird watching as well. Not too busy and always a great walk, definitely recommend. The walking trail is all the way to the back, so you will have to drive to the last parking lot to find it.

Our grandsons - 10 years old - loved seeing the 'gators. They were smart enough to avoid getting…read moretoo close to them.

What a beautiful park and nature preserve! The staff here is wonderful and their excitement to…read moreshare their love of nature with park visitors is infectious. Great nature and learning centers - great for people of all ages.

Charles H. Milby Park is a small park located in Southwest Houston. There's a playground, soccer…read morefields, and a small hiking trail. Unfortunately, it is located near a refinery and there is a slight smell in the air. Milby Park will be part of the larger Bayou Greenways project and will be soon connected to multiple other parks located off of the Sims Bayou including - Stuart Park and Glenbrook Park via a hike and bike paved trail.

Smelly air, but brand new playground equipment - no swings yet. Also no water fountains in its…read morevicinity. There is a view of the bayou and some families fishing in it, but also bunches of smelly industry adjacent.... Maybe the new playground equipment is a sign of more improvements to come.... The dual fireplace pavilion is pretty neat. I wonder if that sees any use in the cold month.... Lots of trees, green space, and soccer goals.

Um women fish too....so why when one walks in everyone seems to drop what they're doing & stare as…read moreif Bill Clinton had just been caught with Moan-ica? Anyways, so be prepared for that ladies. Nice selection of all the fishing gear & tackle you may need etc. Although I couldn't find eagle claw brand leaders. And I'm very disappointed they didn't have a great Simms women's fishing apparel selection even women's fishing apparel in general. I wanted a cool Simms fishing shirt to match my Dad! Lol. No, not all girls like pink so why do our choices have to be mostly pink? It was nice to be able just to walk around in this store for like 45 minutes looking at everything in awe. Most of this stuff I could probably never afford but boy I'd sure like it. Went in here to find a Father's Day gift & the guys were really helpful. I wish I would've got his name but he was a Caucasian man with white/salt pepper hair I think, who spoke fluent spanish! Eavesdropping. Haha! Staff was all very helpful besides the young girls at the counter. They seemed to have an attitude with me for who knows what. Staring at me like I had a mysterious disease. It was a bandage on my arm for giving blood. Thank you very much. ;) Besides that, I had a great experience.

This place sold me used costa sunglasses for full price. When I went back and asked them about it…read morethey admitted to not having any new ones and selling me the one that was on display.... For full price.... With a cracked frame and scratched glass lens.

The staff are barely helpful, the roads have lots of pot holes, seems they can't keep up with the…read moreproperty. They barely clean any of the amenities. The pools were not clear and the pools are honestly 1990 pools. The water splash pad was not on and the seating was faded. The street signs are peeling and need to be updated especially on the important roads that lead to the properties and amenities. Its like no one updates or up keeps the pools or any amenities. There was bee hives on the playgrounds old decking. Looks like the buyers who purchased in 2017 had better times there cause as of now theres nothing to do did I mention the roads are very bumpy.

Floods bad when it rains, long ways from Houston and Beaumont…read more RV sites are expensive for what you get. Didn't look at homesites. Staff wasn't really helpful.

We did the swan pedal boat and it was so nice! Up to 4 ppl can fit. It's $40 for 1 hour but they…read moreare not super strict on time if it's not busy. The lake was very calm and it was very romantic. Will definitely be going back

Spend the hour or day pedaling your way through the water of the Woodlands! Easy to book online!…read moreScan and sign your waivers! Four people max per swan. Everyone should try these out at least once! If anything get your leg work out! ;) Don't forget your SPF, hat, and shades!

I'll just start by saying Pinky's is awesome. That's my review in a nutshell…read more Now for the longer version: We rented kayaks less than 24 hours in advance and they were so accommodating. Great communication too. We showed up at Bay Area Park at our designated time (we had decided on 2pm). The boats were waiting and ready on the dock along with paddles and life jackets. We were offered a dry bag, but we brought our own. We were also given two bottles of water for the trip and loaned a map of the Bayou. We accidentally brought home the map. I need to return that to them. Anyway.... With a very easy launch, we were on the water and paddling. The bayou was low that day but there were no issues. Did you know there are bald eagles out there? We saw alligators but they kept their distance and so did we. However, we did stop to watch when two alligators got in a fight! Tails were in the air, big splashes... It was crazy. I've never seen anything like it and we got a front row seat. Absolutely amazing, y'all! I loved seeing all of the different birds. The osprey were so cool. And there were fish jumping out of the water near our boats. Just a surreal experience. Y'all gotta try Pinky's. Prices are reasonable and they're just super nice people. The experience on the bayou was so incredible, we're already planning to get back out there as soon as the weather clears up.

I reserved online for four kayaks on a summer Saturday. I had some experience kayaking, but my…read moreguests did not. Pinky's made it so easy to reserve, communicate when we had to make a schedule change, and help my guests feel at ease on the water! They handle the kayak transportation, life jackets, quick paddling instructions, and even provided dry bags and bottle of water! The two people who run this local business are friendly common sense people, who will work with you to make the trip a good one. The price is well worth the trip! This was my second or third time using Pinky's and they were just awesome.