Nice park. Shared parking lot with the police station so it should be safe. New playground…read moreequipment with fake grass. Actual working water fountain! 3 tennis courts. One basketball court. Community pool. Not sure if the restrooms are open 24/7. A few months ago it was in the news for having poo (not sure if human or animal) smeared all over the playground equipment. People blamed the homeless but it could just as well be housed idiots who disregard other people and like to ruin nice things. Corpus has so few nice parks, so that was very upsetting and rude.

Such a great park! Plenty of space, two separate play areas and a workout area for adults. Small…read morewalking trail. The turf makes it a sticker burr free area! My kiddos love it...the ONLY downside is the homeless population around the area

Really enjoyed the pier and seeing the views. Lots of people fishing which gave for extra…read moreentertainment. The pier was in great condition and they are in the process of adding a covered shaded area at the entrance. Walked over to the playground which had lots of options for kids and really liked the splash park. That would come in handy for these hot summer days.

Cole Park is an excellent amenity to Corpus living!…read more It is located just South of McGee Beach where Shoreline Blvd turns into Ocean Dr. Most visitors and tourists ignore it because it is not the beach, but once you get familiar with the park, you'll see all it has to offer. And it is quite large and currently under redevelopment with more improvements I remember when lockdowns ended in 2020 and public amenities became accessible again. This was one of the first parks I started to frequent again. I often go downtown for dining and work events, and find myself going for walks here afterwards.

Nice neighborhood park…read more About 1/2 mile walking path. Gazebo with seating. Baseball backstop (no real field ...just grass) Playground (little shade so assume it is hot during the day) .. rock wall also Two sand VB courts. Small basketball court. Picnic tables and grills (some have shade) No toilets or water fountains. Boat launch across the street.

Excellent park for kids, families, and amazing play ground that is all abilities friendly, splash…read morepad (that can be enjoyed in the summer) & great walking trail and fields.

The Oso Bay Wetlands Preserve has been a place of refuge for me over the years. A place I come to…read morepause, quiet the mind, and reflect. Why? Well, just look at some of the pictures, and you'll get the idea. It is the best and most well kept public nature spot in Corpus Christi, for sure. If you do not know, Oso Bay is where Oso Creek eventually spills out into the bay. It is a really great representation of the ecological beauty and complexity of the area. I can see why so many families and friends frequently come here in groups. In short, it is "Not Your Typical Park". If you are visiting Corpus, for whatever reason, I highly recommend going out of your way to visit this not so hidden treasure!

We stopped by here to check things out. It's free, not much to complain about that! The visitor's…read morecenter was closed but we chose to walk the trails anyway. I'm not sure if the last hurricane dried up these wetlands but things were very dry as of April 2022 and it wasn't much of a wetland at all. They have some really nice park features in the front. Trails are good but are not well marked as indicated by other reviewers but it's not difficult to figure out. There is little shade and the trees seem to really hold in the humidity so bring lots to drink, sunscreen, and maybe frequent in the am or when it's cooled down in the evening. Please pay attention to the rattlesnake signs and stay on the trails

I recently took my daughter and I was so disgusted with the place. There was trash over flowing in…read morethe reception area. The receptionist was not very welcoming. The bathroom, was just as worse. Looked like it hadn't been cleaned in days! It was obvious they have let that place go. With Covid still around you would think they would disinfectant but nope you could just see the layers of filth! I wish I would of asked for my money back. I was only there 20 minutes and left!

I took my grandchildren to Play yesterday. First, I felt like I was being grilled by the desk…read moregirl. Finally found us in the system. Never had to do that before. Secondly and most concerning, the Play area we were in was filthy. Partially eaten sucker was stuck on the carpet (where baby/toddlers crawl). Next to that by the green air toy was a juice pack that had been knocked over and leaked onto carpet. Then there was half eaten candies, cookies, jelly beans, etc. everywhere, not to mention the tables were left dirty. But to top it off, was the dirty diaper left in the play area. The desk girl was sitting behind the entry desk on her phone the majority of the time i was there. Why doesn't clean that place...it was disgusting. I am going to find another place to take my grandkids.

Located by the Ferries, this place was great for kids to play and family to watch dolphins. They…read morealso have plenty of parking and public restrooms making it accessible for everyone.

Roberts Point Park offers so much to so many. It's open from sunrise to sunset every day of the…read moreyear and is a beautiful place. You drive through in one direction with plenty of parking available throughout the park. It's wheelchair accessible and dog friendly, which I really appreciate. There's a boat launch with trailer parking and docks, fishing areas, a pirate ship playground with a splash pad, covered picnic tables, an observation deck, a basketball court, and a large covered pavilion with a kitchen and bathrooms. The city hosts events there, and it's also available for private rentals. I love stopping along the waterfront to watch the dolphins play and ships sail in and out of the port.

This is such a great indoor playground for toddlers! My two year old had the best time. The space…read moreis clean and there's a variety of different toys. You can tell the owners really care about their business. It's always tough to know whether a space is clean, safe and fun, but Tiny Adventures hit each of those marks! I've already told everyone I know to bring their kids here! See you next time we're in town!

If you are planning to have your child's birthday party here make sure you have a plan B. I called…read moreto book my daughter's 2nd birthday well over a month in advance and paid the deposit at the time of booking. I was then called A WEEK before the party to be told that they double booked and I was not going to be able to have her party at the time and date previously arranged. I am also 36 weeks pregnant and do not have time to push her party back or go any other day as the invitations had already been sent out. 1 week from the party and the imbecile who took down the reservation calls me to ask if I am on the way? He didn't even book our party on the correct day nor inform me of a contract that would be sent later. He stated that he was fairly new to the position and made a mistake. A mistake that I will have to suffer from. Needless to say the owner and Shane were not able to give us the date and time we agreed on, even though I was told I was the first one to book that day and that time. I requested my money back and will never return to Tiny Adventures again. Book with caution and if Shane is at all involved make sure you speak with the owner as well as he is obviously incompetent at his job.

I absolutely love this park! It is one of my absolute favorite places in South Texas…read more The city of Rockport does an immaculate job maintaining the park, from trimming grass on the side of the paved paths to making sure that the natural trail is always trimmed low. There is a group of people who walk/jog in the early mornings here. The park opens at 6 AM. The part that is paved near the soccer fields and the playground is well lit. But the part that is closer to the ponds towards the back of the park is not. So if you do decide to walk here in the early morning, for safeties concerns, I always kept to the front half of the park. But the dog park is on a whole other level! Between the small and dog park it has to be a little over an acre. It is extremely well shaded with lots of trees. There are obstacles for your dog to play on. They have a fresh source of water as well as a self filling water station. I absolutely love that they have a pretty significantly long natural trail. My joints don't love pavement but they do love natural trails and oftentimes parks they are overlooked or paved over. This park is a gem for the people of Rockport and those who visit.

Yes, there's a dog park in Rockport! Tried finding trails and dog friendly areas, and this has been…read moreone of the best finds! Very shady, with plenty of space and places to sit. Wish there were more dogs around when we came! Idk how many people actually know about this- I've frequented rockport for years with family, and just now found it! Drive past the baseball fields and play scapes at Memorial Park, and you'll see two acres of the dog park!

Cute garden that maybe better in spring/fall. The TX heat def showed for the plants and no rain in…read moresight kept things pretty droopy. The orchid greenhouse had a ton of plants, with only a few in bloom. Favorite part was the butterfly enclosure as there were quite a few out and about. Rose garden didn't have much in bloom either. I would like to return in an off season to see how things do without the 100 summer temps.

I and three friends went to the South Texas Botanical Garden and was disappointed because it was…read morerather small. We observed snakes and other creatures in a small room. We saw four parrots and the attendant was able to entice them to speak and that was one of the most entertaining parts of our visit. I believe the most entertaining part of the day were the beautiful flowers that had bloomed and there were a lot of them. We entered the enclosed butterfly area and that was entertaining although there were not that many butterflies. We took a lot of pictures throughout the tour. We walked the grounds for a a while and left. I guess I expected a greater variety of plants and presentation. Other cities in our country with Botanical Gardens have been a lot nicer. Also I hope the South Texas Botanical Garden is improved and more funds are directed in that venture.