Nice playground! Lots of room, but I thought it was supposed to have a dog park attached... dog was…read morebored, but toddler was happy.

For a park that is meant for a subdivision, this is pretty nice! You have plenty of parking (and…read moremind you if you live in the subdivision, you wouldn't need to park and drive anyway in most cases). There are plenty of partitions and a pavilion area for events as well as my favorite-a doggie park! Not because I have a dog, but when people bring their furry loved ones to the park they have their own area to run and play-giving walkers and joggers like me some space to exercise. Additionally, this park has a small and big dog park. And not to make anyone confused about the definition of small and big, they put the weight requirement on the signage to each park. You know that this a dog friendly park based on all the doggie doo receptacles all around the park too. Did not spot not a ONE pile of doggie doo on my walk. Thank you dog parents for being kind and not leaving doggie doo behind! For human parents, you can come to this park and not have to worry about bad weather delaying your plans to take your child to the park since the playground area is covered. Many parents even bring chairs and sit around the playground area to watch their children play and protected from some of the elements. If you look closer by the events doorway there is a book depot for people to leave books and take books. I love seeing these in communities because it not only supports the importance of reading but creates a sense of community. For a quick walk before running some errands or to let your kids play (human and furry) this is a nice park to visit anytime of the year.

This is the PERFECT playground for my toddler. It doesn't have a lot of scary big kid openings and…read morestuff and if it does, they can slide down a pole or climb/up down different ways. Minimal slides (this is good for us), it's mostly all covered but the swing set area isn't covered at all. This park also has fun xylophones in multiple areas and other fun stimulating things on the play structure itself. Biggest plus is the soft surface it's built on making running around less scary. It's very well fenced in so my little one doesn't have the urge to run into the parking lot, the opening is on the opposite end and you'll just park and walk around the fenced in part. Bathrooms aren't scary either. This is the first park I've been to that's the perfect size and doesn't make me feel anxious.

Really nice park! However, it's for kids who are 5 or older. I got tired chasing after my 1 year…read moreold to ensure he didn't hurt himself. It would be nice if it had a toddler area. My son met a few kiddos his age & I can tell the parents were also tired. I'm not sure if they were aware of the age requirement.

The Tom Bass Park is one of my favorite places in the Houston/Pearland area. The park is huge, well…read moremaintained, and always clean every time I visit. It's a great place to exercise, spend time with family, or just enjoy being outdoors, this park has something for everyone. The walking trails are beautiful and perfect for getting steps in, especially around sunset or 5pm glow time. I also take my dog to the dog park pretty frequently and it's one of the biggest and cleanest dog parks I've ever been to. There's plenty of space for dogs to run and play. There is a big side and small dog side and the grounds seem that they are well cared for!

A huge park with soccer fields, play area, a pavilion etc, with quite a few mature trees and a lott…read moreof grass for golf, for volleyball etc. There is plenty of parking at various entrances. A huge walking loop connects you to the entire park area. A lot of Pearland events happen here now I can see why. Of course there is children's play area and an open gym too with about 4 or 5 machines, that's pretty cool ! Some parts of the park need to maintain cleanliness.

Southwyck is one of Pearland's most versatile parks. I've visited countless times throughout the…read morepast 20 years for volleyball, strolling, and potluck dinners with friends/family. It's always well maintained and has a vast amount of space for whatever activity you want to partake in. During the holidays, Pearland puts up a tall light display -- usually a Christmas tree or Santa. The only thing holding this park back is the lack of shade in several crucial areas. The artificial covering above the sandpit has oddly disappeared. Additionally, about 75% of the cement trail does not have any trees hanging overhead. More sun-blocking elements would let this park reach its full potential.

Stopped by to say Hi to a friend in the neighborhood and stumbled upon this place…read more Serene park with a court to play tennis, or badminton. A children's play area, picnic area and walking trail. You can hear the gushing sound if water of the artificially created lake along the million dollar houses. It has green grass and its clean with lots of garbage cans all over- clear signal to keep the park as is I guess.

I'm not going to lie, as I was reading the reviews from Yelp and Google about Stevenson, I thought…read moreto myself, how can anyone call this park beautiful if it's stuck in the heart of Friendswood, TX? It wasn't until I got out of my vehicle and stepped on the red trail, walking, seeing so many dedication gardens in every area of the park. Who knew that Friendswood had its own flag to be flown so high next to the Texas and US flags? That is what made me feel that this park was a beauty, and I even thought of my surname park, Wilshire Park in Portland, OR. This park and that park can be compared to each other since both are surrounded by trees shading the path around the perimeter of the green space. Both have spaces for children to play, but Stevenson has added amenities, including the on-site pool, Texas native wildflower garden, splash pad, basketball, and tennis courts. The trail is 1/2 mile long, winding, and semi-narrow; when I am trying to tap into mindfulness, I tend to walk slower than a regular-paced person, and as I was walking, other park-goers were cutting me off to overwalk me and not giving me space when passing me up. I would have liked the path to be a tad wider in width to prevent this from happening. Nonetheless, it's still overall a solid neighborhood park and one would say a hidden gem. I wasn't expecting this place to be what it was and had a prenotion bias that it would have been like Frankie Carter Randolph and 1776 Park (two parks that I don't care for); but I am happy that it wasn't. Huge spacious parking lot with restrooms onsite. I think the artwork is from the same artist who painted bayou birds, natives, and animals at the Lynn Gripon (park in League City, TX) and Exploration Green (park in Clear Lake, Houston, TX), which is pretty cool if they are local to the area. I will have to add to this my list of parks to explore in the evenings and weekends!

Perfect spot. Who knew this little gem was here. We were invited out for grad party, but this place…read morehas everything one could want in a park. It was a Saturday and yet it was nice and quiet. There's so much one can do, clean, and well maintained and supervised. Definitely will be returning to fully explore.

I went for the first time recently with my niece and nephew for a birthday party and I honestly…read moreloved it! It's a safe place for the kiddos to play and have fun. The staff is awesome, very vigilant. My little tattoo had rubbed off and they had me show pictures of my nephew to make sure he was leaving with the right person! Safety is the #1 priority of the staff, they are always watching to make sure the kiddos are playing safely while the parents sit and take a breather! The staff is never just sitting around, they are always doing something to help things run smoothly. The owner is super nice and you can tell he cares and takes pride in his business! 5 stars definitely recommend taking your kiddos here to burn off some energy! Will be taking my niece back soon!!

What an interesting place! We were looking for place to kill some energy and this was the perfect…read moreplace. Upon entering we were greeted, paid ($25 for play, $5 arcade, slice of pizza, socks and a drink), stamped, and let in. The play space was jammed pack! Full of children and parents. All along the walls are large black chairs for parents to sit and watch their kids. I'm not gonna lie. This place is a lot and I wouldn't recommend this place to parents/ guardians younger than 4-5 y/o. It's hard for adults to see their kids unless they are in the "playground" with them. Which can be tight and awkward. All in all it's okay.

Great playground for active kids. There is a place for parents to sit. There are interesting swings…read morethat I have not seen in other places. There are interesting swings that I have not seen in other places.

Quaint little park for kids of all ages. There are two separate playing areas; one for big kids and…read moreone for smaller kids is located across the street. A couple of picnic tables are on site for families and friends to sit together and watch their kiddos. There are benches located around the park for people to sit and relax as well. There is also a swimming pool close by, but I believe it is for members only. During the summer, the parking lot is packed because of this. There is a port-a-potty on site, which earned this park one less star. It would be nice if they had an actual restroom with a hand washing sink.

Helen's Park is a small park located in central Houston that is most known for offering great photo…read moreshoot opportunities! Dress nicely and bring a professional camera when visiting. Helen's Park is located near a neighborhood library and YMCA center. We always park our car at the YMCA next door and walk over. It's very peaceful here when there's not a crowd of people (which there usually is - everyone taking professional photos). The running water flowing through the middle of the park makes the environment very tranquil. The pictures below are from a cold winter day and don't do the park justice, but in the springtime when the greenery and flowers are in full bloom, I guarantee it is beautiful!

this park is very small and several of the gates to enter/exit were locked up. seems to have decent…read morescenery.

Right now, this park is in the middle of nowhere…read more According to the website: America Modern Green (AMG) is developing the Ivy at Lower Kirby, a mixed-use development at the southwest corner of South Spectrum Blvd. and the SH 288 frontage road in Lower Kirby. The Planned Development is proposed to include office, continuing care retirement center, retail, condominiums, townhomes and apartments. As for now, the playgrounds are AMAZING! One playground is for younger kids and one is for older kids. Both are shaded! There is a covered pavilion between the two with picnic tables. Next to the playground is an amphitheater. (Not sure what it will be used for just yet but it looks super neat!) Along the lake is a walking/biking trail. On a windy day, the fountain in the lake will provide a refreshing mist. It will definitely be cool to watch this area transform over time. Like I said, right now, this is literally in the middle of nowhere. Only negative is that the only trash can near the playground is overflowing with garbage. My guess is that because this place is so secluded, trash emptying might be neglected. All in all, a great park!!

Located in the Lower Kirby District of Pearland, Ivy Park is a new public park created by the…read moreprivate group of developers, American Modern Green. The Ivy District is a mixed-use project which will eventually be home to offices, apartments, retail centers, along with this public park. Unfortunately, it seems that there have been some delays including legal obstacles in project development and it's unclear what the timeline of finishing will look like. That being said, the public park portion of the development is currently open! There is some work to do - There is no official parking lot (parallel parking on the street is available), trash cans, or working restrooms yet. The park includes a children's playground, a few manmade lakes complete with lit up fountains, and surrounding trails that start around the lake and eventually branch off into woods. There is even a pedestrian bridge that connects to Shadow Creek Ranch and allows you to visit the Shadow Creek Nature Trail. We spent about 30 minutes enjoying the trails at sunset. As residents of the area, we think this park is just what Pearland needs and hope it will be completed soon!

I've been coming to this park since I was a wee one, I won't age myself though. I haven't been back…read morein decades because I've had no reason to. Boy has this place been revamped. I have an 11 month old and it was pretty perfect for him. Artificial grass areas for him to play on with a small hill. Swings for little ones too. He had a ball. Lots of play structures, spinners, climbing, swings, most of the area is wood chipped. Nice coveted area to have a gathering - birthday, etc. The area is completely gated for safety. Parking on opposite sides of the street, don't park directly on park side. Don't block driveways.

My 3 y/o had a blast! We went after an early morning at the zoo he played On everything there was…read moresmaller fire truck area bigger play area AstroTurf swings climbing a pavilion and more. the play area is fully fenced in with lift knob doors lots of seating for parents bathrooms and everyone was very friendly and kind sharing toys and playing with the kids. My kid said he was ready to go that's how much fun he had he was wore out. Nice shaded areas and lots of street parking. Neighborhood is beautiful.