Great day for the family and the food was good. I would only recommend doing fresh guacamole for…read morewhat you have now is too processed tasting.

Regarding the Disc golf course (Finesse) -With the recent…read moreprice increase, we can justify there being permanent A and B baskets on the holes that have multiple positions. -Concrete pads to replace the rubber ones. Those things are a slipping hazard. -If there's construction around a basket, move it to another location. Hole 16 is a mess and the short position already exists. -One or two days a month where the rest of the property is open to disc golfers on the weekends. Cart rentals available to those rounds as well. -The last couple of times I've come to play, it's become more apparent that the new ownership is going to eventually do away with the DG course. The pro shop is desolate and hasn't been restocked in some time... -Course maintenance has diminished to near nothing. It's in poor form. -There was a brief time where it felt like the price increase was being met with a decent amount of course maintenance. That time has come and gone. The utter negligence to the disc golf side of the business feels deliberate at this point. Clearly you guys aren't maintaining relationships with disc golf vendors, aren't maintaining the course, and have jacked up the price to weed out the player base. Just pull the baskets and sell them off to those who want them. For what used to be the premiere Disc Golf course in the greater Houston area, this is an embarrassment.

Pretty spot for disc golf and walking. We did half the 18 holes and then walked the rest. It runs…read morealong Cypress Creek. Pretty scenery.

This place is fine for frisbee golf, but not for anything else. A friend and I took our 2 dogs…read morethere and the terrain was treacherous at times. There's a ravine with water below on the frisbee golf trail. Not safe for animals. I don't plan to return.

Clean, and keeps my kid entertained for hours. Always busy though. There's a dog park, skating…read morepark, and splash pad. Bathrooms are always clean too.

Very well maintained. Clean restrooms. While there is a nice paved walking track I enjoy walking…read morethe creek and the trails along the woods back behind the pond. Dog walkers, runners, cyclists, Mom's with strollers all will enjoy. Very peaceful in the mornings. Play area busy on weekends with Birthday parties. Frisbee golf course is layed out very well. Check it out!!

Southeast Texas has a Disc Golf culture growing and this course will help sustain it in the future…read moreyears to come. I am from the area, but do not live here any longer. I am a very avid Disc Golfer and I have played some of the best courses around...so coming home to SETx every now and then, while knowing this course is consistently improving, makes me feel good about our beloved sport in the area. The course is a great challenge for all levels. It contains many Risk vs. Reward scenarios. So choose wisely. If you are an "Open/Pro" player then leave your "Big Arm" at home and bring your finesse bag for the show. If you are a mid-ranked player and can average placement drives about 350-400ft this course allows you to carefully do that on some holes while teaching you to throttle back on some technical/tight ones and simply ensure that you place it where you need to make the next Birdie shot. If you are New/Novice/Recreational player, then this course will fit all your needs to teach you the great aspects of Disc Golf. It gives you some great open fairway shots to drive on hard, it gives you some nice technical shots that test your approach skills, and for the closing it will give you a chance for that awe inspiring attempt at a great putt. All in all... when you try any of the three experience levels mentioned, there is that great opportunity to yell and whoop up a cheer of success or the happy (but painful) "auuggghhh" of almost getting what you wanted out of the challenge. The local disc golf groups and Golden Triangle Disc Golf Club do their utmost to keep the course in it's best condition despite: droughts, hurricanes, and anything else in between those extremes. They work with the city and community to ensure it meets everyone's needs. If you are not from the area, please know that the history of the park WAS sordid.. and Disc Golfers help remove all the deviants and rift raft from the area; sure, like any park, there are still some less than stellar citizens that go there for nefarious reasons.. but they are shunned away by the constant activity of the Disc Golfers at the location. So please think about the park if you are looking for a simple place to have a lunch break in a clean park, when you want to have some grassy fields for the kids to play on, when you want to walk the trails/paths of the area... and of course... when you want to play the Lifetime and Lifestyle Sport we affectionately call Disc Golf!

Went out to Klein Park on a beautiful day with spring-like weather! It was heavenly. People were…read moreplaying disc golf, young kids were searching for minnows & other wildlife, & there was even a couple lounging on a blanket under the sun. We are lucky to have this green space here. Try it - you'll be surprised by how good it feels to be in nature. Side note: if you use the walking path for exercise, one lap is 0.60 of a mile

Very cool climate and comfortable environment. I carry all this weight on me but when I'm there my…read moreage is put to rest. Also it make me sleep like a baby.

This is a popular park in Alvin, TX. It is a rather large city park that includes playgrounds,…read morepavilions, a dog park, and a lighted 18-hole disc golf course. My first trip here was to play disc golf with my son. He is an avid player and has played this course numerous times. We started before dark and we're able to almost complete the entire course before it was simply too dark to finish. You may be asking, "If it's lit, why was this a problem?" The answer is my skill level of playing. Like regular golf, if you stay in the fairway, you can find your ball, or in this case, disc. However, my throws are not always accurate and losing discs in the trees where, after dark and with lights, it can still be difficult to find a them, could get expensive. Therefore, we quit after 14 holes. The course is open enough that it can work for beginners but has enough water/tree hazards to be a challenge if you're trying to get scores of par or lower. Bottom line - I do recommend this park for the disc course. It can be a challenge for every skill level. The lights help you finish your round if you start too late in the day to finish with sunlight. However, relying 100% on the lights could be challenging. Enjoy your round.

Three things this park does that suits houstonians well:…read more 1. Disc golf stations 2. Dog friendly 3. White Oak Bayou Trail You might see trash flying or lying around this park and the pool looks like someone might've drowned in it. Never seen anyone use the pool before (weird). Also no portable or working restrooms nearby as one reviewer pointed out. Such a shame. Since the White Oak trail is next to my home, I find myself jogging/running through here a few times. As much as I like the view at times, this park leaves more to be desired. A lower rating would be in store but the disc golfing and dog friendly environment make up for it.

No restroom for public? Why? Good location and availability…read more Why not better maintenance for the resident's that live nearby?

This place is SO fun!! A fantastic activity. We went in a Saturday afternoon and reserved our tee…read moretime online prior. We did the foot golf 9 hole course for $10. It was perfect for us! They also have a more competitor 18 hole course. They also have balls to rent for $5. They also offer disc golf. We got there early and enjoyed some beers before playing. We also bought one for the game! Staff was so friendly and we cannot wait to go back!!

Soccer golf or frisbee golf? I'm not a big sports fan but this place is fun. Even though it was…read moresunny and hot we stuck it out because it's pretty engaging and you don't have to be good to enjoy it. After we went inside where they sell water and coffee. Was pretty surprised they had organic coffee from Nicaragua and I happened to be wearing a shirt from there. The people there are super nice! Even the dog, moonpie was very welcoming. They even lend us their mosquito spray. There wasn't any that day. Do bring sunblock! And a cap!