My wife and I come here about once a week to walk on the trails. The nature center itself is great…read moreand have a variety of native animals to see. Great to see them helping out injured birds that could not survive in the wild. Exhibits are educational and the staff are very helpful and willing to answer any questions. The trails themselves are nice. You have the bluegill lake and then wooded trails. The trails are different lengths so you can choose how far you want to explore. A hidden gem in the spring area.

This is My go to place when I just want to take the kiddo out somewhere close and to experience…read morenature . Been here so long ago for a walk and didn't know there was an actual center for visitors to walk in and it's free to explore. My first family visit here, we went on a walk around the trails, where we saw wild blue berry bushes and lots of turtles In the pond. We took some amazing photos. Then I kept telling people about the trails and the ponds and my nature experience. Some days I'd go here and just sit for a while listening to the sounds of the wild. Then one day I went just me and my daughter and saw parents and there kids going and coming from the building and I decided to go see what's there. It was the best idea ever. For the hot days it's so nice to be in nature but still indoors and learn about cool rocks animals and even see and real insects and animals. My daughter loves this place just as much as I do. Great for homeschoolers who wants to learn about science. There are all different types of insects you can view under microscope and some to see in real life, there is a reading nook, building blocks to resemble habitats, aquatic animals and birds. There's also some reptiles that I love to take pics of. It's like a hidden gem. So much to explore, even if you can't make it in time for the nature center which closes at 4pm Tuesday to Saturdays, you can walk or bike around the ponds and see the trail maps for different routes. There is also a kids park.

Very beautiful botanical garden and landscape! Been here twice different seasons but I think spring…read moreso you can fully enjoy all the scenery and nature without the heat. Summer time i visited as early as they were open 8 am best time. There's just so much to see. We saw a quite a few people doing photo shoots and even one guy said he visits for bird watching. Very clean and spacious ( no outside food is allowed) with a lot of seating areas. I love the fact that it's free entry and also the ample parking.

Beautiful place too bad you're unable to walk anywhere because everyone is talking pictures of…read morethemselves.

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.

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!

Really nice park to get in some laps and enjoy the view! I do wish that it was a mile one time…read morearound but other than that great park!

Good for photography and very clean and quiet. Sometimes packed , depending on the day.read more

Nice wooded area with some water access but super ghetto and not very well managed especially in…read morethe interior parking lot and surrounding space. Fine to bike through but there's trash everywhere in the woods

Dwight D. Eisenhower Park is a great park that was a recent find for us! Sitting at 682 acres, this…read moreis a large park featuring multiple forested hiking trails that you could easily spend a couple of hours exploring. We loved the multitude of hiking trails here varying from less than 0.5 miles to 3.2 miles, but wish there was a map to help guide us as we hiked. As hard as we looked, we couldn't find a single hiking trail map within the park including at the trailheads! Luckily, there were clear trail markers (yellow arrows) on all the trails. As one might expect, there's plenty of wildlife - including snakes here. We ran into a harmless ribbon snake crossing the path on the Palmetto Loop Trail! Important Tip: bring your hiking shoes! We love our Merrell Waterproof Moab hiking shoes. If it's recently rained you'll be trekking through some mud and puddles. This also looks like a great place to fish! It's best known for catching rainbow trout.

Always packed. Very little parking. Nice hiking trails and fishing location. There is also a book…read morestation. Child friendly

Really great for pictures and fishing 10/10 recommendation just there is no parking. FYIread more

A little pond stocked with fish to catch hidden in the back of the neighborhood. It's small, but…read morevery quaint. Perfect place to bring the kids to practice fishing. Has a covered bathroom for convenience.

Herman Little Park is a relatively new park located near the Hardy Toll Road, between FM 1960 and…read moreCypresswood Drive. It has numerous amenities including a scenic manmade lake, play area for kids, exercise machines, soccer fields, and a series of trails. The trails are paved cement in some places, gravel in others, and dirt in yet other places. Some parts of the trail run adjacent to Cypress Creek and other parts run through the woods or around in loops. The park connects to the Cypress Creek Greenway. The lake is stocked by TPWD.