It's a cool spot for a picnic and kids play. Had a school field trip and we had lunch at the park…read moreit's nice and clean. And the kids had a ball eating and playing. There was a nice breeze so the weather played a big part of the fun.

One of my parks that I frequent once a week. The trail around the park is a mile, so u can plan…read moreyour run/walk with ease. They have another trail, where 5 laps equals to 2 miles. The park itself is pretty busy with patrons and other soccer players. Tons of matches and practices are happening. There is a little playground also along with a sheltered picnic area. Lighting is decent at night. The park does close around 10ish.

This is a really nice park to take your child too. If you live in the Katie area it's about a six…read moreminute drive from my home. It's not huge, but it's big enough for the kids to explore and have enough fun.

Such a great park for the littles! The cushion padded ground is a great alternative to mulch. The…read morelayout and size is perfect to keep eyes on multiples. Definitely recommend!

I run a small/local social club and I dared suggest that guests of my club who were attending a…read moreparty at a private residence across from the park could park at Lonnie Green or street parking. The city of Sugar Land - Jessica Luna and Nicole Solis - reached out to me & used predatory/threatening language in their emails for doing so. Apparently, being a resident & tax paying citizen means that you can't use public parking, host a small community event, or anything at Lonnie Green Park without city officials feeling the need to overstep. It's sad that the city feels they have nothing better to do than micromanage the use of neighborhood parks & public spaces (or private apparently!) for events of less than 10 people. I was absolutely shocked by the treatment and scrutiny they gave me when I have previously never had an issue with using this park or parking in the area.

This park is perfect for smaller children and the fact that it's fully enclosed is a plus. My two…read moreboys who are 4 and 6 had a lot of fun. I forced my 11 year old to tag along which she wasn't too thrilled about but was nice to take in the scenery. Overall, would recommend to parents with smaller children.

This place is beautiful.. like truly . I like that it's lowkey because it was very quiet and very…read morepeaceful . The sound was water and birds and that was very relaxing . Me and my friend had a picnic and it was the best time . Enjoyed . This is my second time here and it's really great to come here and PRAY AND THINK. It's never crowded . The grounds are very clean .. even the washroom is spotless so I hope people see that and respect that because it deserves to stay clean. I love the garden , the water fall and the picnic table . So many pictures can be taken here . lol my new favorite park ... and it's close by for me

Located in south of Katy, there's a lot to like about this park. A wide bike/walking path area…read morethat circles around a lake/pond with a fountain, there's also a playground area with an attached picnic area to enjoy kids birthday parties or bbq lunches. For the views, plenty of trees and rocks adorn this area. The pathway also connects to the Cinco Ranch shopping area. Neighbors/residents are blessed to have this here; enjoy and treasure it!

Let me say this again for thev1 millionth time: There are a million parks in Houston. Literally a…read morepark right next to a park sometimes. What I love about this park and other parks is that it's super easy to at least walk a mile and they are peaceful. When I go walking solo, I stay in areas where I could easily be seen by other people and keep some things handy. I'll be back again for sure! I love a great park!!!

Nice little green space for the surrounding neighborhood plenty of parking space here and great…read morepath for walking and biking. There is a pavilion and kids playground. If you live nearby this park, you should try to enjoy this green space as much as possible.

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!

The pork is so if it's really nice good place to walk around in bring your family to the kids and…read moreRio is a walking area we got restrooms but your cleanliness is questionable me to have a picnic area they got water fountains that little stretching stations throughout the whole walking trail

Close proximity to my residence. Narrow path but it does its job. Utilizing this park for my…read morefitness. When it rains poses a challenge to joggers. Puddles in some parts but you can maneuver through the wet lands haha. A nice alternative when I get lazy. Nothing like memorial park tho!

Decent little neighborhood park to stop by if you live around the area, but not so much of a…read moredestination. Here are the amenities: -Sidewalk for walking around the park -Stationary workout/stretch equipment (primitive) -Large open flat grassy field (good for kid's soccer) -Sand Volley Ball Court -Stationary Equipment -Two swings (for toddlers only) -Small Kid's Playground (For older kids because of tall platforms) -Covered Picnic Tables -Water fountains (not sure if it works) We just come here for Soccer Shots program. The kid's playground is small and basic. With that said, the elementary school playground next door opens to the public on the weekends. Parking is in the street (no parking lot). You'll need to turn into the neighborhood to find an area to park because you can't park on Williams Trace.