Nice park in Sugarland with tributes to families of fallen soldiers…read more Also had a huge area dog park that was enclosed. If I had a dog would definitely come here. Nice trails for walking and riding bikes. Lots of parking available when we went today.

This park is part of our weekly routine! We often bring the kids to the playground or come by for a…read morewalk. We're so glad to have it close to home.

The professionals say that being out in nature is very therapeutic. So, I decided to do what I do…read morebest.. voyage off into the Texas streets to search for the perfect place. Arriving at Seabourne Creek, I definitely hit the jackpot. There are beautiful paths to walk along with a nice little lake to fish. Birds, butterflies and everything more a entire preserve needs. The downfall is, me and my pup got there at noon when the sun was out strong. My boy couldn't be out long so we ended up staying for 40 mins just exploring. Kind of a bummer since it took an hour to get there. Definitely a great place to visit when the heat isn't a factor. I have to come back and visit during the morning hours.

Love it here. The place is clean and well maintained. The bird trail has some interesting views…read more Love the lakes and all the ducks

I enjoyed my time here. It's also "bike free" which is a plus. I have no issue with cyclists, but…read morethis is great if you want somewhere to take the kids and not have to continually look around for cyclists. The paths in the wooded areas are mostly natural. No concrete so it's easier on the feet and legs. I'd wear some old shoes if it's been raining.

Don't let the seemingly small size of this park fool you, because it's deceptively large and it's…read moreeasy to get turned around in it, especially when it starts getting dark, so if you go in the late afternoon, it would be good to have a flash-light and a little extra water...just in case you get lost! Part of the issue is that the official maps and what's on google maps is very incomplete. There are a lot of other paths that aren't on the map that just kind of appear. If you don't cross over any bridges, you'll be inside the official part of the park and worst case, you just circle back around, but if you do go over that Crossover bridge, you'll be treated to some nice hiking, but there is no other way to circle back around because the 2nd bridge will put you in the "uncharted" part of the park and take you to the Pumpkin Lakes and you will have to come back the same way you came. This is kind of a shame and hopefully in time, they'll add another pedestrian bridge near Red Gully Lookout, but hey, you're there to walk so this is a way to walk more! For some reason, even though this is right next to an airport and a large suburban neighborhood, the GPS keeps going wonky too so don't count on that too much. This was my first visit with some other people who had never visited the park so I think we all became experts in the park and won't get turned around next time but a few extra signs wouldn't have hurt to help newcomers.

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!

Best park in sugar land! It's kind of hidden as it sits behind sugar land memorial park. My kids…read morelove this park. There is a lot of equipment for them to climb. There is also a huge field just to run around in, be careful for ant piles though! There is a decent amount of shade and there are public restrooms!

Good park for all kinds of things. It's seems to be new so it's well kept and not a lot of trash…read more Beautiful trails. Zip line and obstacle course, play grounds, covered area for gatherings and bike trails. It's a bit tricky to find. My iPhone maps directed me to shopping area. But google maps found it on the other side of freeway.

This is a really great park with swing sets for the kids and for babies, a playground, two covered…read moredining areas with picnic tables for parties, a volleyball court with sand, and a long walking trail made of gravel around the whole place for adults and kids alike. There is a huge parking area for large groups. The park is clean and has a men's and women's restroom.

The pork is so if it's really nice good place to walk around in bring your family to the kids and…read moreRio is a walking area we got restrooms but your cleanliness is questionable me to have a picnic area they got water fountains that little stretching stations throughout the whole walking trail

Close proximity to my residence. Narrow path but it does its job. Utilizing this park for my…read morefitness. When it rains poses a challenge to joggers. Puddles in some parts but you can maneuver through the wet lands haha. A nice alternative when I get lazy. Nothing like memorial park tho!

Tanglewilde Park is just a neighborhood park for nearby residents. There are a couple of gates from…read moreBoca Springs Apartments next to the track on the east side of the park. Beware, there is no parking lot, no restrooms and not even a portable toilet. But at least, it has a track. I normally use my fitness app to show the distance of a loop. But I can't even do that. This park is so tiny. A slight change of direction gave me a harsh angle, like I tried to avoid an off-leash rottweiler approaching me. And, I tried to dodge a soccer ball flying my direction. The track is about 0.2 mile. The park is recently renovated with brand new cement walkway, play set, picnic gazebo and landscape. OMG. Someone left a message on the wall already. What a shame.

Nice small park in an established neighborhood. We came here for an old school graduation…read morepicnic/cookout for the son of a friend. They had a nice sized concrete pavillion, which was extended with umbrellas. There was also a powersource which was used for DJ equipment.It is a somewhat small park, but I saw a running trail and a pretty decent playground area for kids.