Small park with standard playground equipment, picnic benches, seats and a paid swimming pool…read morefacility. It is maintained well and clean and pretty big parking lot compared to the size of the park.

This area is very nice for kids and adults. Super nice playground and pool. Staff is always so nice…read moreto the family and kids that attend!

I went by in my way home but wouldn't let me view told me I had to make appointment so I just stood…read moreoutside so I don't know they were opened but was disappointed,don't know when I'll be able to back

Old Golf course that was given back to the community and turned into an amazing outdoor experience…read more Trails are recently refurbished and runs in the path of the old golf holes. A breathtaking bayou and a deck to fish from. I don't know if they plan on handling the algae problem in the water. Hoping they stock the water with more fish but I've seen a group of ducks and even traces of beavers.

This spot is serving meal kits and the indoor batting cage is a good size but this rlly sucks for…read moretournaments if ur a tournament director I would not recommend it's not even suitable for a softball game nor baseball. There was no dugouts and it was not to regulations on base paths

Awesome baseball training facility and batting cages ! Lots space to run practices on turf with…read moreplenty of lighting for evening practices. Also full menu concession and even a onsite barber! Highly recommend!

Me and my friends met up at this park for a morning walk around 9:30am on Saturday. It was super…read moreempty- the park itself is somehow tiny- had a trail that went through the whole park. There was an area to play soccer. Spent maybe an hour and half finishing all the trails. Few ponds to explore. Free park near east Houston- not bad!

Recently decided to do my jog here and loved the park. I've worked out at this park years ago and…read morethe only difference is in the upkeep. I think it was a lot cleaner when I came in the past. I noticed a lot of trash near the pond and the decks are falling to pieces. I also saw some nefarious characters in the park just hanging out and smoking weed. They looked like teens playing hooky.

Today was day 2 Visiting my favorite Granddaughter (she's my only one) lol to the park we go it's…read morea HUGE , I count two play areas for the toddlers and grade school kids. Large pavilion with picnic tables great for birthday parties, family reunions, gender reveal parties, etc. plenty of space to run around and enjoy or tire out one Gigi. (Me) lol and her granddaughter! There's a soft ball field, basketball courts, even appears to be a bike trail way in the back. Today was not hot a small breeze blowing just perfect. Even get the chance to catch a couple of flights flying over heading to the airport it was nice !

Very large park with activity pavilion, walking/jogging trails, …read more. Comparatively small parking lot consider the size of the park. Trails are unpaved meaning gravels easily got trapped at the bottom of the shoes.

This past weekend, my dog, Sneakers and I were in Baytown, TX checking out W.L Jenkins Park. This…read morepark is a true hidden gem and has an expansive gravel trail that covers 3+ miles into open space and connects into another nearby park. Also, there's a large and small dog park with good sturdy doggie bags with handles. I loved this park so much that Sneakers and I spent hours hiking and relaxing. We covered 4.2 miles. I wanted to share this hidden gem with y'all since I was surprised that Baytown has such a fun park!!

Beautiful little park here in Baytown. Clean and quiet with lots to do. Splash pads, playgrounds,…read moredisc golf, skate park, softball / baseball fields, soccer, fitness area, dog park and walking trails. I think I got em all. Oh well. Get your lazy butt out and enjoy this little gem. Go explore before you can't.

I really like this park. It is located in Pasadena. The complex is made up of three softball…read morefields. The park is very well kept and great for big events. My employer has a yearly softball tournament. The tournament usually has at least five teams and employees from all of the Houston area are welcome to participate. The event is usally a lot of fun with a great turn out. The park can definitely accomodate large groups as the parking lot holds at least 500 cars, the only thing is that it is some 200-300 feet from the fields. But, a little walking never hurt anyone. To rent the space you would have to call the city of Pasadena. A few years back, it was about $125 per field. But I heard from the this year's organizers it was about $450 for three fields. They also have a concession stand they open for events, such as ours. The food is not too expensive and the staff there is friendly. It's funny because every time we go play, I think of joining a league and play softball! Then, when I wake up sore the next day... I change my mind. They do have leages that play in spring and summer, so if you are interested, definitely look them up. I think it's like $290 per teams or something like that. Nice park, great complex and good ol' fun playing softball!

Softball time of the year for men, women, and coed teams alike. I give this park a three star cause…read morewhen playing the game we as most love to play the score boards are out and when you bring kids it's kinda a lot of adult time and not to much for a whole family to go and enjoy. The fields are well maintained and the umps are cool usually but as far as bringing the little ones to go not only watch but have something to do there's not really much. Pulling in the sign is very visible and you can see where to go, but the field are missing number and the bathrooms are okay I guess, they could be a lot better if I say so myself. The city could also add some kid friendly stuff to maybe bring out more families and kids when playing the game. The lighting is okay but usually there's a lot of folks out playing for teams who's around coming and going from games. We all have our opinions on things but I'll continue to go cause I love the game of softball.

Very well taken care of and clean park. There are soccer fields and basketball goals as well.read more

Pretty decent park with a lot of green spaces to play. The open areas are similar to Discovery…read moreGreen. Within the green spaces is a walkway up a dome kinda reminded me of McGovern Centennial Gardens. Sneakers and I stopped here when we were returning from Downtown and headed North. Sneakers had just returned from the sitter and he needed to poop bad. I found this park on a whim of searching for another off of Hirsch Rd. This park is located in a very sketchy neighborhood and what I mean by sketchy is if you take one wrong turn like I did, the locals give you sketchy "you're not from around here" looks. Despite from the park being decent, the general area may not be the safest. As Sneakers and I were walking, we often heard gunshots from the neighboring residential area. It spooked Sneakers so he walked quicker than usual. So if you decide to walk here, bring headphones. Also, if you are concerned about your safety. The walking trail has cameras in each area. If Sneakers wasn't so scared about the gunshots, we would have walked longer. The community center in the evening hosts exercise classes for the elderly. There's a basketball court and skatepark onsite. The park rules says service animals only. I didn't know that prior to coming so we accidentally broke one rule. I didn't see anyone else with their dogs out and assumed that they all had cats at home. There was poop bags in different areas throughout the trail. The trail is pretty vast and covers a lot of land. There's another shorter trail leading from the second parking lot. The park is in-between two freeways: Hardy Toll and 69. I have no idea if there's restrooms on site; there may be some inside the community center. If I return, it'll be in the daytime to avoid hearing the random shooting of a gun if I'm ever in this area during the day.