My dog loved the dog park. It was fairly clean. The grass was a little high. Loved that they had a…read morehose, so I could wash my pup afterward. The pond was big in the large dog area.

I'd give it zero if I could. Smells like human feces, because it's literally right next to the…read morewater treatment plant never taking my dog here again. Learned later locals call this area poop loop. My first time was the last time. I also felt like I couldn't get the smell out of my nose for days. I had no idea it was next to a water treatment plant that smelled so foul or I wouldn't have gone. Beware!

Nice park for a stroll when we were visiting TAMU. It was a quiet Wed and we saw only 3 people…read morewalking. We wore masks and kept social distancing when passing others. There's 2 hours of free parking and we walked to the Gardens as well.

Great park for just about everybody. You will see families, joggers, walkers, disc golfers, and of…read morecourse dogs. The park is filled with great ponds containing different types of fish and lots of ducks to interact with. The park really has a good disc golf course. This course will challenge your abilities. Let's just say the water hazard is significant on this course for multiple holes. I really hope TAMU will always preserve this place for future locals and Aggies to enjoy.

The dog park here is fairly large, and fenced in. It's in a good neighborhood. You can take your…read moredog off the leash and let them run around freely. The people at this park are great, and theres always new doggie friends coming and going. However, there are a few things that I do not like about this park. First, there is no shade on the inside of the park to hide under while your pup plays. Second, there are two drainage ditches in the park at both entrances, which are very smelly and dirty. Finally, sense there is no shade and the smelly water and muddy parts are cool the dogs love laying in them and muddy holes they dig. But, sense there is a hose and drinking fountain right outside the fenced area you can rinse your dog off before you leave, and they won't be stinky for the ride home! There is also a walking trail around the park to take a stroll while your pup dries. Overall, I like it, and my dog likes it. Just go early or later in the afternoon to stay out of the heat of the day.

By far the best dog park in College Station! Every time I've been the dogs and people are extremely…read morefriendly. There is so much room for your dog to sniff around or run! I have been to a lot of dog parks and this is one is my favorite.

Our favorite dog park and nearly the only one in Huntsville to begin with. It's not huge, but our…read moredogs live in an apartment so they can run up and down that little fenced in strip of grass for HOURS. There are two benches, a trash can, and a doggy doo disposal can as well. There isn't a lot to it, and I advise you to bring your own bowl for water, as there is a fountain, but there isn't any way for the pups to stay hydrated without you bringing something to put the water in! Anyways, as simple as it is, it's quiet and a nice place to sit and enjoy nature and watch your fur babies have a good time!

Some friends and I went to the park to take wedding invitation photos and had the best time. We all…read moretalked about going back to hike because the Forrest was pretty and clean, trails not too difficult, and we had so many options to choose our adventure. We spent hours there trying to get as many varying backdrops as we could (including by the lake) and it was truly magical. Highly recommend for a full day in nature. Bring water!

Great place to start your camping trip with the family. Great hiking trails and great views.read more

I love this dog park because it's 10 minutes away from my house and it is huge! That being said I…read moretry to take my doggo at least 4 times a week when I'm off and he loves it. We often go and see some other doggo regulars so it's quite nice and friendly there too. They have a small dog area and a big dog area both of which my dog does well in, however, I take him to the small dog area when the big dogs get a little too rough. He loves swimming in the water and running around the park playing. Overall, I would recommend this park for other dog lovers to enjoy!

Had two sections, water fountain, a rinse off area, and bags…read more Friendly people nice trees and benches. Daisy found two friends on her first visit who love to run!

The Good? Friendly people who took care of their pups, it's just that I couldn't find a separate…read moreplace for under 10 lb. Dogs. Daisy is small and should be with like dogs, not to say the larger pups were unruly they were very nice. The park was clean, parking easy!

Super small and seems to be a place to take pups for people who actually live in Grand Lakes.. I…read morewish this place specified that this dog park is in the middle of a neighborhood.. drove quite a ways to get my pup here. Sucked there wasn't one person in this tiny park with one dog. Maybe better for mornings and evenings??

I have been here a few times now. The small and big dog park sides are very large, grassy, and all…read moreof the dogs there are quite friendly. There's lots of signs to remind owners to pick up after the dogs. It shows too, this is a very clean dog park, there's benches, and several dog poop bag stations. The large pond is pretty clean for a dog park pond. My dog had a good time here. I also like how there's a dog washing station off to the side. There's a good amount of parking but it can fill up because of other patrons biking, walking, and enjoying the other niceties of the park.

We don't live in Sugar Land but had to head out that way for the day, so we had to take our dog to…read morecheck it out! Once of the bigger dog parks you'll find anywhere in Houston. Lots of parking that is close to the trail path so your dogs won't have to walk on hot pavement for very long. There is a giant man made lake for your pups to jump into and play. They have separate small and large dog areas. They do have plenty of free poop bags but there is still A TON of poop on the grass. Beware! This would definitely be a regular spot for us if we lived closer. Highly recommend!

Got about 8.5k steps in from walking during the visit to this park. Not only that, I got to see and…read morelearn something. Allergies were under control thanks to starting Allegra. It allowed me to enjoy the walk while understanding more about Washington on the Brazos River. Got to see the famous Brazos River and imagine how life was or could have been. Washington, Texas could have been a bustling city like Austin. It was fun seeing the old life acted out in the exact place it happened. It was fun hearing from those playing the various roles all over the park. It's a nice and sacred part of Texas history. One can explore neighboring areas like Navasota or Chappell Hill for dinner. Was hoping to have dinner at Bevers in Chappell Hill but it was closed. It was an easy drive home. Found a new way to get 10k steps in.

Our family loves Texas and we love authentic almost anything. This is a great spot to check both…read moreboxes. A wonderful time to visit is for the annual Texas birthday celebration on March 2 (or weekend before) when there are historic re-enactments and demonstrations and special docents in periodic costume on hand to take you back in time. If you are lucky, you may even see a few of the first bluebonnets of the year! Lovely live oak trees grace the grounds and offer shade. The visitor center presents lots of information about our great state in the comfort of air conditioning on hot days.

Walking trail is really nice! Beautiful park, lots of people and squirrels. Playground is big, not…read moremany areas to sit and watch the kids play though. The dog park.... Needs some help. Nothing but dirt!

BE SAFE, Ladies! There are men out there in Purser Harker Heights Park following women, taking…read morevideos (with phones & META AI Glasses), and trying to approach women. Asking personal questions like where do you live? Where do you work? Or even a small group standing on the middle of the sidewalk creating a chokepoint to force direct engagement. I know it takes courage and guts to approach a woman but ganging up on a woman making her feel uncomfortable is a, NO! There was a group of white males this summer (2025) peacocking in a family park with women and children, running with their shirts off. It's TX and the summers are brutally, hot but I have never seen men out there like that and approaching women inappropriately with their shirts off. That new sun will burn the skin off your back & chest without proper covering. They definitely were not US Army or military. Additionally, there is also a school aged little white boy on a scooter middle school aged out there with those men & women in the of the middle of the school day out taking photos and following. Seems like some kind of gang or scheme to monitor women & possibly harm or take advantage of women & young girls. Group of men and women posted in vehicles and in the park watching & lurking & following. They stage strategically and use the kid on the scooter as well to track & monitor. Just be careful, just got weirdo vibes out in the park over the last several months. I know the park can be a space to meet people but this gives off creep vibes and predators. I don't want to be driven off from my community park that I love, but I no longer feel safe. Find alternative locations to workout or walk your dog. BE SAFE! Get some bear or pepper spray!