Really nice park to get in some laps and enjoy the view! I do wish that it was a mile one time…read morearound but other than that great park!

Good for photography and very clean and quiet. Sometimes packed , depending on the day.read more

The best park in town. I highly recommend this park v to everyone and their families. Lots of…read moreactivities for all ages, irregardless if you have a disability. I can truly say come one come all. If you want to walk or run, you can do that in a shaded area, or directly in the sun. You can be with your family and friends and enjoy bar b que, the kids can swing, slide, etc.. This park have so many amenities, I can't mention them all. Come and see for your self. Dorothy Davis Houston, Tx

This park is a dump. We play here several times a week. All of the fences have holes and wires…read morehazardously sticking out, the dugouts are disputing and often flood, the bathrooms never have soap, the mounds are none existent, the baselines have dips/holes, and they need to spray!

Standard playground equipment and picnic areas. It has big grassy area serving as many mini soccer…read morefields. Plenty of parking but going in and out one way only.

Love this park! Many tables . People are nice . I can bring my dog. They have a large walk path so…read moreu can walk while ur child plays.

Considering this just an unassuming neighborhood park, it's a nice hidden gem if you want to stop…read moreand eat your lunch of have a picnic. I'm not sure if non-residents can come here too or not but I'm sure if you don't abuse it, nobody minds. I actually just found this place on Google after hiking at Lake Houston Wilderness park and that was a huge disappointment and wanted to at least go to a park that had a view of the Lake. It may not be the best view of the lake, especially with a dead half eaten Pelican on the shore, but it's still much better than the other park I mentioned!

Randomly came across this parking looking for a new walking trail. It's clean, peaceful, relaxing,…read moresmall private access controlled park, with beautiful views of Lake Houston. They have a new restroom area, with shaded picnic tables, a playground, and gazebo's over looking Lake Houston. They have a dock(no boat ramp)great for leisure kayaking, but be prepared walk a few hundred feet (200). Overall great experience on a week day was a wonderful peaceful experience....

Honestly, I haven't looked at any reviews prior to posting... This is actually the first park I…read morejogged since stepping foot in Houston. I honestly have nothing negative to say about this park. Its always clean, no matter what time I come its clean!! I noticed they have a small vented in the middle of the park where folks can have gatherings and such occasions ... This is a pretty big park might I say... I believe they play soccer there daily. There is a playground for the kids. And Abigail stretch jogging area for folks to exercise. My first stopping ground "greenspoint"... I go back from time to take a walk when I'm in the area..

(Que VH1 theme) Best park ever!…read more So I found out this park is just north of Greenspoint and it is the bomb diggety! I has a really nice sand volleyball court that gets hoping after 5:30. There are lots of nice big trees to provide shade and the grass is sticker free. It's quite picturesque on it's own, well taken care of, clean, and most things are in good condition. Sure you'll get your occassional bum or two hanging out in close quarters, and yes the guy hanging around the pavillion did get arrested when I was there on Wednesday, but hey, that just means it's well patrolled and as long as you are minding your own business and with a couple other people, this place is great! I haven't been through much of the other parts of the park but I can spot a large water "park" area with the water that shoots out of the ground and there is a running trail that would be vicious to attempt any earlier than about 7:00 during this time of year. This park really gets going around 6:00 pm, people even bring out lawn chairs to watch the volleyball action. That does mean parking can be a bit hecktic but there is a Fudruckers Northwest of the park that is safer to park at. I guess I give it four stars for the safety factor, but that can be attributed to the overall area that you are in. I had flashbacks to DARE when I had to shag the ball a couple times and run barefoot through the grass - I was pretty sure I had and elevated chance of getting a used drug needle in my foot. But no worries, all is well :) This park is a diamond in the rough for sure!

A curious thing happens at Lake Houston Wilderness Park, where proximity to the city gives way to…read morereprieve. Though it is close to Houston, the park is improbably remote, as if distance were measured in mood rather than miles. The warm breeze softens, noise recedes, senses are redirected. Toward birdsong. Wind through pines. The quiet rhythm of the forest. The landscape reflects calm. Preserved through the foresight of George Mitchell, the visionary behind The Woodlands (once the largest master-planned community in the world), the park is a legacy of thoughtful design.

I'm sure I'm going to offend some people with this review but let me preface it by saying that…read morehiking in the Houston and surrounding areas tends to be a "what you make of it" proposition because we don't have any nice bodies of water (sorry, a bayou doesn't count), mountains, waterfalls, or even a real hill. I get that and I am not comparing this park to the PNW, but even in the context of "It may not be the best place to hike, but it's the best we've got", this is a pretty unremarkable and boring park for hiking. I'm sorry, it just is, and it's not worth the drive unless you happen to live in the area and have no other place to go. The name of the park is Lake Houston Wilderness Park but you don't see Lake Houston from here and in the 10.5 mile hike around the Ameritrail, I did not see one single bit of wildlife- not even a bird. How does a park with so many trees not even have birds? I mean don't get me wrong, I'm glad I didn't run into any snakes or even a single mosquito either but how is it possible that even wildlife don't come to this park? For the $3 cover charge, at least I got plenty of exercise but I might as well been at the Houston Arboretum since it's closer and they actually have turtles and birds and such to see. This was just a long walk without any bathrooms or rest stops along the way and you can get that anywhere. I guess if you are there for camping or the other activity they offer, it might be worth it but if you're going to do that, why not just go to Brazos Bend where they have some interesting stuff going on too?

I've been eying this park for some years now...thinking it would be a great location to get some…read moreearly morning walking in and some much needed exposure to the great outdoors. I FINALLY made good on making a stop my first day of Spring Break. I dragged out of bed really late Saturday morning when I decided to make a walk here...like 9 am...didnt get myself together until 11 to drive to the park which was less than 10 minutes away. From the freeway, less than 2 minutes and youre there! I do believe the local YMCA is housed here and the parking lot was available for visitors to park there, but I will probably park at the makeshift roadway at the west side of the park...just because its closer to the walking trail. I was quite impressed that the walking trails were walkable!!! Concrete smooth and not covered with water, so they've invested in a good drainage system to keep this park usable. If I had kids, I would definetly bring them here! Lots of playgrounds of various sizes and varieties. They have your typical treehouses and even a boat! They even feature gym like equipment to get your work out on (just no weight can be added--its all your body weight). Nice addition to combine some strength training with some cardio in one stop. The field area is a little small, but depending on what youre playing, it could work. On this particular Saturday, parents were gathered around to have their little ones play little league baseball (It was the cutest thing to see the kiddies in their uniforms and helmets running the bases). They had set up tents to stay cool as the weather got hot and were having tons of fun. Made me smile. There were some guys playing basketball on the court as well. No problems or arguments there either. For the 45 minutes I was taking my walk I saw and heard no issues and felt safe the entire time I was there. Of course, I wouldnt come at night by myself, but Ive been to parks in the daytime and felt unsafe, so always trust your intuition. Mine didnt go off at all and wished I had gotten up earlier to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. Nice neighborhood park to take your family, get a nice leisurely walk in, or make some serious exercise strides if you live nearby.

1SAFE WITH SECURITY 2My fav place to bring my 4yo & 1yo!…read morethey have such different interest in play time and this park perfectly suits their appropriate age play! 2 different parks in one, so awesome. 3There is bathrooms right in range 4& there's a skatepark if you have older kiddos who want to skate etc.. 5gated area (Tip: would love to figure out how to donate to expand the parking area)

Great size gated park for children of all ages and capabilities. There are restrooms open and…read moreavailable. Located next to a skatepark. Well lit at night so this park is an option for an early or late dark evening especially during the fall season. Bench and other seating options or ground picnic options were plentiful. My only complaint is the amount of trash that was present clearly left from kiddos because it was mostly juice boxes. So glad I was able to stumble upon this place. Happy Yelping!