The park feels hidden and secluded--almost as if you've wandered somewhere off the map. It's not…read morequite a traditional park, but more of a scenic running trail surrounded by beautiful views. Either way, it's well worth a visit.

This little park is a small gem located in Katy. I love to come here to take a breather and just…read morerelax. Maintained well and I love the pond with the fountain in the middle.

This place is beautiful.. like truly . I like that it's lowkey because it was very quiet and very…read morepeaceful . The sound was water and birds and that was very relaxing . Me and my friend had a picnic and it was the best time . Enjoyed . This is my second time here and it's really great to come here and PRAY AND THINK. It's never crowded . The grounds are very clean .. even the washroom is spotless so I hope people see that and respect that because it deserves to stay clean. I love the garden , the water fall and the picnic table . So many pictures can be taken here . lol my new favorite park ... and it's close by for me

Located in south of Katy, there's a lot to like about this park. A wide bike/walking path area…read morethat circles around a lake/pond with a fountain, there's also a playground area with an attached picnic area to enjoy kids birthday parties or bbq lunches. For the views, plenty of trees and rocks adorn this area. The pathway also connects to the Cinco Ranch shopping area. Neighbors/residents are blessed to have this here; enjoy and treasure it!

This is such a great park for all things! I did some research before coming and found the…read moreplayground with the zip line is the second entrance into the park. It's also where the workout machines are which is so cool! It's also covered. There are two rentable covered pavilions with a smoker/ grill and sink with water access. There are also smaller covered areas with picnic tables which are first come first served. It has a bathroom which was actually clean and nice inside. This is just one area of the park but there is a huge pond to fish, a large walking trail around the pond on the other side and I've only explored a portion of this park. My kids loved it. We will be back!

This is a solid park and good picnic location for groups. We've been here a couple times now for…read moregroup picnic events and it's always been a good experience. The pavilions are covered with ample seating, there's a nice playground nearby for the kids, and lots of open grass for games. The bathrooms are pretty clean and close by. There is also ample parking. We visited in mid October and while it was still pretty hot, the shade of the pavilion makes for a nice day out. We were able to play several games in the nearby grassy area - making sure to drink plenty of water! There are a few trees so it isn't totally open but large enough for group games. There's a ditch area further out that's pretty easy to retrieve balls and frisbees from if they go too far. All in all a solid picnic option!

Located between Dairy Ashford and Kirkwood just south of I10 is a nice park where you can take…read morewalks, play tennis, exercise, and relax. I frequent this park often due to its accessibility and ample space. It also has plentiful parking with a dedicated lot. The park has a dirt walking/jogging path that's about one mile (2,000 steps). When the weather is nice you'll see folks walking or jogging. I've never seen the park super packed unless there's a school event. Across the street to the west is Thornwood Elementary and to the south is Spring Forest Middle School. Stratford High School is also close by. The park is really flat which makes for easy walks, and there's a small hill in the middle if you like elevation though it is a really small hill. Other than the dirt gravel getting your shoes here and there and the random dog poop, this is a great park! Take advantage!

great park. nice walking loop around the perimeter. bunch of sports fields and some benches.read more

Not to be confused with Katy Perry CD Park, which is the name for a special case that holds all…read moreyour sexy Katy Perry CDs. And really who came first, Katy, or my Barbie? See the resemblance? https://i.pinimg.com/originals/cb/b9/55/cbb9550a1e87e483746a31cce0254816.jpg Now as for this park. This is a pretty standard and spacious and enjoyable park, which provides a nice refuge from the old downtown area of Katy, from the Suburban hell and endless monotony of the rest of the sprawling suburb. It's just too hot here for a lot of the year, and the nice spring and fall seasons are short as they are, but during those, it can be pretty nice around here. Parks are always a good thing and this one is relatively unspoiled. Anyway, even if Katy came first, Barbie came most, I saw to that.

A small, yet very popular, park in Katy. There's a pond and a path that meanders around the park.read more

Found this place on a lovely July 14th as I'm ready to drive east back to HOU. Seeing this out of…read morethe corner of my eye, I stopped here and did a walk about the lake and snapped some photos of the ducks. The views are quite lovely with the blue skies being reflected off the water. Very peaceful and overall clean, I look forward to returning here.

Great park with a playground and restrooms and fishing with paved walking and biking trails.read more

Fairly large park with large soccer field, tennis courts, and volleyball court, plus playground…read moreequipment and picnic tables. Well maintained and clean;:large very mature trees providing shades in the summer.

Clean, close to everything, the equipment is well kept and in good condition. Plenty of room to…read moreplay and walk, safe neighbourhood

I loved this park more than Brazos Bend SP. This SP was the first one I decided to solo camp at,…read morebut later hiked with the HWHG (Houston Women's Hiking group). I came here in October 2024 and chose campsite 045 a very short walking distance to the restrooms. I opted for a late check in and park HQ had my check in sticker hanging on a bulletin board with the other late stragglers. It was still dusk out and plenty of deer greeted me at the entrance. The park is fairly big and the campsites are close (enough to see and hear your neighbor). I stayed for the weekend Fri - Sun. The first night I pulled out my Eukera grill to cook some veggies with lentils, then out of nowhere what I thought was my dog, Sneakers, but really it was a raccoon spooked me! (Of course, it couldn't be my dog since I came alone! Ha!) The animal was relentless and tried to jump in the back of my SUV to eat what I was eating. I shooed the animal away and he stayed looking at me with it's large eyes. The animal eventually left when it knew it wasn't getting anything from me. Before bed, I made sure to lock my food supplies down and away from the site. The first night, other park goers were loud; cursing, screaming, and just acting plain belligerent up until 2AM. I think someone called park host on them since I started to tone it down by 3AM. The night was muggy hot, but okay with fans. The restroom is lit up so going to use the potty in the middle of the night was very doable. The following morning, I did some yoga at the campsite. I would suggest bringing a tablecloth for the camp table as it was filthy. Site 045 was great having two trees spaced between the two to help pitch a hammock. The following morning, I went on an early morning hike then went to check out the San Felipe Museum solo. The museum was a ton of fun learning about history. I came back to lay in my hammock to take a nap. By evening, I got up to go on a night hike with the ladies. During Halloween, the park decorates for the holiday which is so much fun!! I loved my time! The park rangers were nice and the park HQ has everything including hiking and camping gear. The purchased a bumper sticker for my car and a sticker for my laptop. By Sunday, I was ready to head back to Houston and the drive was short. Sealy is nice small town with nice people. I saw far more wildlife here than at Brazos Bend. The trails were wooded, mostly flat, and shaded. The trails are maintained. Trekking poles aren't needed, but suggested if you have bad knees. I can't wait to camp here again. I think next time I'll choose another site that isn't so close to the restrooms as the foot traffic can be very busy throughout the night, but perfect for solo female campers. If you have a chance, check out Stephen F Austin. It's a good hidden gem.

I visited Stephen F. Austin State Park and overall had a good experience. Just make sure to bring…read morebug spray because the mosquitoes were intense, I felt like I got swarmed the entire time. There are definitely a lot of bugs throughout the park. Unfortunately, I visited after heavy rain, so most of the trails were closed during my trip. I'll definitely have to come back another time when the trails are fully open so I can experience more of the park.