1SAFE WITH SECURITY 2My fav place to bring my 4yo & 1yo!…read morethey have such different interest in play time and this park perfectly suits their appropriate age play! 2 different parks in one, so awesome. 3There is bathrooms right in range 4& there's a skatepark if you have older kiddos who want to skate etc.. 5gated area (Tip: would love to figure out how to donate to expand the parking area)

Great size gated park for children of all ages and capabilities. There are restrooms open and…read moreavailable. Located next to a skatepark. Well lit at night so this park is an option for an early or late dark evening especially during the fall season. Bench and other seating options or ground picnic options were plentiful. My only complaint is the amount of trash that was present clearly left from kiddos because it was mostly juice boxes. So glad I was able to stumble upon this place. Happy Yelping!

Very pretty! I love that they have many trees and a big space to use your bicycle. The people are…read morefriendly and it's also a great spot to fish and/ or have parties! Love the green space to play sports like soccer and the courts to play volleyball and basketball!

I've always been to Deussen park from my childhood age and I still go now. They have made such a…read moregreat improvement and it's still a great park spot. We like this dog spot for our puppy. I forgot to take the picture of the river area but it's a nice relaxing spot.

My kids enjoyed themselves. Definitely recommend for families or anyone who enjoys the outdoors.read more

Honestly this park is pretty sad, the splash pad wasn't working and the parte itself doesn't have…read moreany shade. I would never choose to return. Only if there's a party.

This is a wonderful local park with wide open paved walking/ hiking trails along with some smaller…read moredirt trails if you need to get "in there" a little more Walk down to the Spring Creek and fish or just bird watch - there are TONS!! Beautiful place, friendly workers and very well kept up!

Houston has the second most parks and recreation acreage of any large metro area with ~ 76,000…read moreacres! Over the last 20 years the maintenance & investment has improved dramatically including public / private work developing the Spring Creek Trail corridor which winds for ~ 30 miles from Montgomery County through Harris County including this great nature park near Bush Intercontinenetal Airport. This Jesse H Jones offers horsetrails, creek beaches, nature trails, play areas for kids, picnic areas, biking areas and dog friendly. This is a great four season park! Best in cooler months but the creek is great when it gets hot.

It has a skate park, basketball hoops, tennis courts, a great park, trails, hockey rink, pool, gaga…read moreball Pitt, dog park, and splash pit. The sports are top notch and there is not a lot of wait time, how this isn't a 5 star is a mystery, great place to visit.

This dog park is either a hot dirty dust bowl or a complete mud pit when it rains. The facilities…read moreacross from it are beautiful for the kids but the dog park is a filthy pit of scorched earth without two blades grass.

Considering this just an unassuming neighborhood park, it's a nice hidden gem if you want to stop…read moreand eat your lunch of have a picnic. I'm not sure if non-residents can come here too or not but I'm sure if you don't abuse it, nobody minds. I actually just found this place on Google after hiking at Lake Houston Wilderness park and that was a huge disappointment and wanted to at least go to a park that had a view of the Lake. It may not be the best view of the lake, especially with a dead half eaten Pelican on the shore, but it's still much better than the other park I mentioned!

Randomly came across this parking looking for a new walking trail. It's clean, peaceful, relaxing,…read moresmall private access controlled park, with beautiful views of Lake Houston. They have a new restroom area, with shaded picnic tables, a playground, and gazebo's over looking Lake Houston. They have a dock(no boat ramp)great for leisure kayaking, but be prepared walk a few hundred feet (200). Overall great experience on a week day was a wonderful peaceful experience....

this park is nice has some places to sit. a big tree fell here after storms. pretty small but…read morestandard park kept clean overall.

This is one quaint park located in the Fairbanks and Northwest Crossing neighborhood. By looking at…read morethe address and the trees in the park, I see pine trees everywhere. This is my favorite place to exercise when I need some fresh air. Facts: The walking path is cemented and about 1/3 mile per lap. There are 4 sets of picnic table with standing grill. No public restroom. Has playground with modern slides and safety features Since it's attached to a school ground, it appears to be bigger. 2 tennis courts are not fully caged and they need a little TLC. According to City of Houston, this 7-acre park was acquired in 1958. I can't confirm but almost always true with public parks, picnic tables are first come first serve. For further inquiry, go to http://www.houstontx.gov/parks/ourparks/

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.

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