This park is well taken care of. It gets 4 stars bc they have real restrooms and there's lots of…read moreshaded areas around the park. The playground has lots of equipment for the little ones to be entertained. The baseball fields bleachers have some cover . The concession stands are pretty standard (when they are open) parking is difficult during tournament.

It's run by people who take your money. Can't get bathrooms that are open, can't get clean…read morebathrooms, can't get soap but yet you pay a fortune to have your kids play there for baseball.

It's a very nice and modern park. I enjoyed it more than my go-to park. It has way more shade and…read moreit's a perfect place to relax (very peaceful).It's a huge park and many parts to explore.A lot of space to run around and have fun. When I visited it was way more packed in the afternoon than the morning. I have not been there in a while, and since it's summer time it might be very crowded.But besides that it is an excellent park and a good place to enjoy life.

Good Basketabll court…read more Decent trial Don't park in the west parking lot - a lot of break ins

My son has been seeing Jon for pitching lessons now for almost 2 years and currently plays on his…read more13u team. The amount of knowledge and skill that Jon has taught him has made him not only a better baseball player but a better person. Being that I have coached now for 12 years at the high school level, I know what it takes and what it looks like to push kids passed their comfort zone to make them successful, and Jon is that guy. As a parent who decides to put their young athlete into the "Select Ball" world, it is a must that you get a coach that not only makes the game fun but also designs his teams to get the best out of each player. I highly suggest Jon McDonald for any of your child's baseball needs. My son won't play anywhere else or for anyone else as long as Jon's around.

Jon knows his stuff. The 7-8 year olds I sponsored for some sessions with him made noticeable…read moreskills improvements.

This park is closest to my house. But, every time we go we have a problem. Loose, stray or…read moreabandoned animals. Homeless. Got rushed by a pack of loose dogs before. Not cool. I won't go there anymore.

An unknown park that you will miss if you don't pay attention. It looks like a typical Houston…read morepark with picnic tables and playgrounds. Venture on the trails and continue further......further...... until you come to the body of water and open fields. Like the Red Sea opening from the power of Moses, the view is gorgeous with the orb circulating the small lake and it's contents. Never met Keith Wiess but he's a gem after exploring here!

Amazing facilities. The ticket purchase is efficient. There are plenty of parking. Stands are nice…read moreand clean.

I decided to support my little cousin whose a dancer for her team at their last football game of…read morethe season. I wanted the family to come out and support her as well, so I started looking online to confirm the address and ticket prices. Man oh MAN! Friday Night Football is so much different now than it was when I was growing up! Not only did I find the address to the Stadium, but also an online site to buy tickets to the game (with a nice online fee of course)! They even sold VIP tickets which I found out later is a section that other people cannot cross into without their ticket--especially when the halftime show is going on. They even have cops around to make you move from certain areas during the performances. Safety first, but man these rules procedures and exclusions kinda killed my vibe. We did arrive early enough to get some nice seats, but still I'm not use to the printed tickets with qr codes on them. Seating was pretty comfortable, but I would suggest buying and bringing one of those mini stadium seats to keep from slouching. The home team has a little rowdy group of teenagers posted up making noise the entire time during the game, so maybe beware of that. Otherwise, I enjoyed the Friday Night Lights of High School Football. There is a concession stand to satisfy your viewijng pleasure. Pretty standard prices. $5 will get you something to last you the first quarter if you're a kid. All in all, nice stadium with plenty of parking and CLEAN bathrooms--RARE!

This park is hidden right by Beltway 8 and Hardy toll road. This park's facilities include: a…read morefootball field, baseball field, and a softball field. There isn't any amenities for children to play with and one would think that due to the park's large size it would have restrooms when in reality it had two disgusting port-o-potties. The concession stand is all gated, so in between the barricade gates your snacks would be squeezed between them. The parking is what mostly bothered me, it is very unsafe and with only a few parking spots knowing how large this park is. Many parents had to park across the park with their kids running as drivers speed off the feeder of Beltway 8 onto Greendale.

Good football stadium to host event Battle of the Bands for MLK weekend. This event hosted high…read moreschool marching bands from Texas and Louisiana. We saw about ten bands. The facility was clean and affordable snacks. Overall, good football stadium.

I've been here for many of my school games but the restroom do need more attention and cleaning.read more

Honestly, I haven't looked at any reviews prior to posting... This is actually the first park I…read morejogged since stepping foot in Houston. I honestly have nothing negative to say about this park. Its always clean, no matter what time I come its clean!! I noticed they have a small vented in the middle of the park where folks can have gatherings and such occasions ... This is a pretty big park might I say... I believe they play soccer there daily. There is a playground for the kids. And Abigail stretch jogging area for folks to exercise. My first stopping ground "greenspoint"... I go back from time to take a walk when I'm in the area..

(Que VH1 theme) Best park ever!…read more So I found out this park is just north of Greenspoint and it is the bomb diggety! I has a really nice sand volleyball court that gets hoping after 5:30. There are lots of nice big trees to provide shade and the grass is sticker free. It's quite picturesque on it's own, well taken care of, clean, and most things are in good condition. Sure you'll get your occassional bum or two hanging out in close quarters, and yes the guy hanging around the pavillion did get arrested when I was there on Wednesday, but hey, that just means it's well patrolled and as long as you are minding your own business and with a couple other people, this place is great! I haven't been through much of the other parts of the park but I can spot a large water "park" area with the water that shoots out of the ground and there is a running trail that would be vicious to attempt any earlier than about 7:00 during this time of year. This park really gets going around 6:00 pm, people even bring out lawn chairs to watch the volleyball action. That does mean parking can be a bit hecktic but there is a Fudruckers Northwest of the park that is safer to park at. I guess I give it four stars for the safety factor, but that can be attributed to the overall area that you are in. I had flashbacks to DARE when I had to shag the ball a couple times and run barefoot through the grass - I was pretty sure I had and elevated chance of getting a used drug needle in my foot. But no worries, all is well :) This park is a diamond in the rough for sure!