Not to be confused with Cherrypop Community Center, which is something entirely different and…read morerelated to the losing of one's (or two's, or any number's really) virginity. Cherryhurst is a great little Park located on the back streets of Montrose in Houston and it's not always the cleanest, but the community center here is a nice addition for the community and we've definitely had lots of nice walks around here and also spotted a lot of beautiful people here - and I'm not talking about ourselves but thattoo.

We parked near this park when dining at a nearby restaurant and it was such a pleasant day out, we…read morestayed and hung out here with our kids after the meal. There weren't a ton of people there and the playground is a decent size, with swings, slides climbables, and plenty of shade and benches for the parents. The park also offers two tennis courts along with a wall to practice tennis against. All of the tennis facilities were full with some people waiting. It seemed like the natural progression was to start on the wall while you waited for a court to open up. There is plenty of parking and the surrounding neighborhood is safe and quaint. Great little spot!!

I was in the area and need a place where I can be safe and wait for someone and I see there is a…read morecommunity center nearby it was my first time here and Yarah Franco was working at the front desk and she guided me through the process as we have to sign in and told me what facility are here and she made me feel welcome here. I took a look at the gym and then I want to the computer room and use one of the computer for a little bit and there was a free eye exam next door and I sign up for it. It is a very nice community that can get a new upgrade soon I hope.

Edit: I contacted the city of Houston and they came out the next day to mow, clean and repair the…read morewater park! The park is full of happy kids :) I don't know what is going on with this park. They just opened a skate park and splash pad but there isn't any water on now. There is trash everywhere and the grass is high. I was here a few months ago and it was really nice. Seems it has been abandoned which is truly sad. It sits beside an orphanage type place. It should be a great community place and sadly is just being ignored.

We came to Midtown Park today for the OMG Good Fest, which ran from 2-10 PM. We decided to go…read moreearlier in the day since we had other plans later. The park is located at 2811 Travis St. and is super convenient when it comes to parking, there's plenty of street parking around, and there's even a garage directly underneath the park (heads up, you do have to pay to park). The park itself is beautiful and well set up for events. There's a large stage perfect for live entertainment, a grassy hill that provides some nice shade and a place to relax, a small seating area, and even a kids' play zone. They host a lot of events here, but when there isn't something going on, the park is open to everyone to just enjoy. Overall, Midtown Park is a great spot whether you're coming for a festival or just want to chill outdoors. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the Midtown area!

Clean and spacious, Midtown Park regularly hosts free Zumba classes for the community taught by a…read morerange of friendly and upbeat instructors with a diverse playlist. I can most appreciate the security on patrol, clean restrooms, and plentiful green space. The park also boasts a jungle gym and swings for child entertainment (or adults seeking nostalgia). Metered street parking is available nearby. On a Tuesday evening, I had no issue finding parking and will return for future workout classes.

They supposedly offer your money back if after 3 lessons your child didn't like it...well my son…read moreonly went to 2 lessons and refused to attend. And they kept giving me the run around on my reimbursement...never retrieved my money back.

DISGUSTING & UNSANITARY - DO NOT BOOK YOUR EVENT HERE! I…read morebooked Main Street Indoor Soccer for my son's birthday party, expecting a clean and welcoming space for kids. Instead, we arrived to a filthy, unprepared, and completely unacceptable environment. This place is a health hazard and should not be hosting children's events! The Shocking Issues We Faced: Trash Everywhere - Full garbage bags piled in the hall, empty pizza boxes with old food under the tables, and leftover plates and food scraps covering the party area. The place had not been cleaned at all before our event. Disgusting Restrooms - The men's restroom was completely clogged and unusable, and the women's restroom was filthy. No cleaning supplies were available, and the stench was unbearable. Inadequate Seating - Despite booking for 20 children, only two benches were provided--clearly not enough for a kids' party. Infested With Moths - and Soon, Cockroaches! - The space was filled with moths, flying around due to old food and trash left behind. If it's this bad now, imagine what it will be like in summer--completely infested with cockroaches, fleas, or even rats! I Had to Clean Myself! - I personally filled four large trash bags, swept the floors, and even had to request a trash can because none were provided. Instead of celebrating my child's birthday, I was left doing the staff's job for them. Unhealthy Air & Poor Ventilation - The air was stale and heavy, making it difficult to breathe. One of our young guests has asthma and struggled to breathe because of how stuffy and unclean the space was. The only saving grace was Victoria, the on-site staff member, who did what she could to help. But one person cannot clean an entire venue alone--management clearly does not care about cleanliness or their customers. A HEALTH HAZARD, NOT A PARTY VENUE! This place is an absolute disaster. By summer, it will be overrun with cockroaches, rodents, and filth if they don't make serious changes. DO NOT book your event here unless you want to clean up trash and deal with bugs! Despite multiple emails and messages, management has ignored me and refuses to take responsibility. This venue should NOT be hosting children's events until they fix their sanitation issues!

I love how the Instagram algorithm keeps promoting downtown and Midtown events to me. That's…read moreactually how I ended up back at Bagby Park. I first visited when I moved to Houston, thanks to their free fitness classes, and this particular Saturday was no different. I appreciate that there's nearby street parking--some free, some paid--which makes it easy to access. What surprised me was that the yoga instructor didn't show up. Thankfully, one of the attendees stepped in and offered to lead the class. She had just completed her yoga certification, and it ended up being a great session. It just felt good to be outside, breathing fresh air and hearing birds chirping. Since my last visit, they've added a sunshade above Midtown sign (I love when they get different artists to ass designs to it!). Thank God! It made the sun much more bearable and gave us some relief during the class. Bagby Park is small, centrally located, well-maintained and always draws a good crowd due to the taco stand nearby. Any time there's green space in Houston, I'm grateful. It's a refreshing break from all the concrete and shopping centers.

This is a small but nice, clean park. The kids wanted to see the Midtown letters, which have art…read morehonoring leaders in the Hispanic community. It would be nice if there was parking.

I literally grew up playing B-ball here EVERY weekend.. for that matter EVERY weekday too during…read morethe summer. It was a very short walk from my grandfather's and my apartment complex (Broadway Square) I have many great memories from this park and to know it's still there is just amazing.. might just go there one day to watch this generation of hoopers getting their street ball knowledge up!

Yeah ok this park is just okay in my book, it is nice to have when you wanna go walk around or walk…read moreyour dog. I mean, the area used to be nice, but times has change and so does the people. I would tell you a few things that needs to be fixed about this park, but what good would that do? I guess it may help clear my mind of a few things: Number one: This park grass isn't sparkly green, it has brown patches and it has ant hills on it. Number two: The paths are old and rocky, so sometimes when it rains it floods the path and the grass..so good luck with walking around the waters in your shoes. Number three: now number three is pretty intense and if you are a dog lover or pet lover what I am about to say may upset you greatly, BUT number three: People are prone to dumping dead-ran over dogs here. My sister and I came here to walk my dog, Pocky and right there in the open we saw a decomposing dog just laying there beyond dead. I tell you what--it was so bad that I couldn't even see that dog eyes..it was too graphic for me. OH and Number four: The parking lot has a big pothole as you are driving in..you may run right into it and it is deep. All is well all is well..I hope! Now, I am not sure if anybody else cares for what I saw. The only people that seemed to take notice was my sister and I. I am so glad my dog, Pocky didn't see it. Anyways, the good of this park is that it is closer to my house. It has a big long path to walk the dog or yourself. It has a tennis court, a giant basketball court, an okay soccer field, it is residential, and lots of parking. Locals park on the street and there is also additional parking. If you have use the restroom, there is a fairly large one stall port-a-potty near the trash cans.

Their Lunar New Year celebration was so fun. Appropriate for all ages, with lots of yummy food…read morevendors offering the best of bao, korean hotdogs, & all the sweet treats. The DJ was awesome & my kids really enjoyed the performances. Shout out to Dumpling Haus! Their bao was delicious. Aside from LNY, the park hosts many events through out the year, so bookmark its website to keep up-to-date. There is parking very close by to the park itself, and many restaurants/bars to try out. Only restrooms available were portable so be prepared for that.

Finally made it out to Blanket Bingo Night, and it did not disappoint! It's $10 for 9 rounds --…read moresuper affordable and tons of fun. We actually won the first round and scored a $50 gift card to Barbacoa! They were also celebrating Día de Muertos, and with every bingo packet purchase, they gave out a rose crown headband. Such a lovely and festive touch. Definitely a souvenir ill cherish. Overall, this event was a 5/5 experience. Great atmosphere, great prizes, and great vibes. Can't wait for the next one!

When this park gets flooded, it's the Sea Of Tranquility…read more This is a lovely park in Houston, located right on the edge of downtown, on the west side of town. It has beautiful views and is next to the highway, and you can see a lot of stunning sights, some of my favourite buildings in Houston, which are over here on the West side of downtown. So it's really a perfect park for looking at views of the great buildings. However, it's run down, full of homeless people, and not kept very clean. If they can clean it up, it'll get that 5th star.

Small park located downtown near City Hall and the Hobby Center. Nice views of the skyscrapers, but…read morenot much else to see.