The best park to play at! We have been coming to this park since our youngest was 2 and they…read morecontinually have fun - three years later.

Nicely shaded for Texas heat by trees and pavilion, this park includes a playground for ages 5-12,…read moreswing set, lighted and shaded basketball courts, several picnic tables and benches, and two trashcans. This was the perfect spot for our COVID-19 10-year anniversary of arrival at TX A&M for my Aggie! Making it to a nearby ice cream shop just minutes before closing, we got our ice cream to go and ate it at this small park. So thankful for little spots of green, public space like this in towns throughout the US!

This park has a trail for walking, jogging, running, biking and walking pets. The trail goes all…read morethe way to lemon Tree park. The trial connects to Anderson park and The College Station Cemetery. Bee creek park has play ground for children, basket ball, baseball and parking lot. There is also water fun for children and adults that remains open during summer. There are seat in the park by the trail and it is clean and always green. People walk, run, or bike hear all the time and it is safe.

One of the best (if not the best) parks in College Station…read more It has the best playground for small kids: the ground is covered with a bouncy substance that is much better than gravel or grass. Also, it has plenty of shade at and around the playground even in the middle of the day.

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.

06/25/19 Nice park…read morewith great wooded trails! Watch out for snakes along the trail since I almost stepped on a copper head.

this is a great park overall. it has some nice walking trails. good amount of parking spots.read more

This was a smaller park that had memorials for historical figures and some historical buildings on…read moresome gravel paths. It's a quiet walk and no one else was there while we were. Only taking off a point because the bathrooms were locked. Parking is in a small lot out front.

It was quite a day exploring some of the parks Bryan has to offer. This one in particular was most…read morefascinating with how many tributes, memories, restorations, in such a tiny spot, there are. From the picnic tables, their history and due diligence of restoration, to the French mum's memorial for all mums, reading every word of every plaque, this town has some history, pride, love and devotion it cherished and is delighted to share in this way. So thrilled I could walk through and embrace every bit on such a cold and blistery November day. Doing so warmed me to the bone. The tribute plaque regarding the Vietnam Memorial replica that occurred at A&M for a week in 1999 at the George Bush Library was most heartwarming indeed. Albeit I'd like to kick the idiot who failed in proofreading the plaque. In the pic enclosed, the line which states: The gallant heroes who's names are .......ugh, it's WHOSE....how embarrassing. And this plaque has been there for over a decade!! Otherwise, this park is magnificent!!

(From February 2025)…read more When I made it here, it was right when it got dark and with the cold wind chill coming so I only walked around the pathway one time and that was it. While short and brisk, I imagined what the views would be like if it was warm and sunny outside. I pictured peoples reflections being seen in the lake and the bouncing of basketballs on the b-ball court while hearing the noises of kids in the playgrounds. Then I came to my senses and realized that the walk was over due to the path being shorter than I thought. Although short, it's a great way to escape and enjoy the sounds of nature. I hope to come back here when it's warmer and I'm back on assignment in College Station.

Came here for the first time with my son. We came to exercise this morning and it was beautiful…read more The park overall is really small. We zig zagged through every walkway and came up just under a full mile so if you're looking at running a mile or more and don't like to backtrack, then this isn't the park for you or you can run outside of the park. It f you do, the sidewalk doesn't connect all the way around so you'll end running on the grass. The way the trees and bushes are, it's a relaxing and pleasant stroll through the mini woods. There's a large pond where I think fishing is allowed since I didn't see a sign other than no swimming. This park comes with a nice little clean playground for the kiddies and a full size basketball court to include 2 additional mini full size courts. There was even a basketball so my son and I shot some hoops for a little bit. I did see some picnic tables with bbq grills and a pavilion with more tables/chairs. If you're looking for a hike or a trail, I wouldn't recommend only because it's too easy. The walkway is kind of narrow so please be careful of others if you're running. The parking lot is a good size, but I heard it's full during game day.

This is one of the nicer complexes we have visited in my family's many adventures at soccer fields…read morearound the country. The grounds are pleasant. There is plenty of parking. Traffic flow and management never seemed to be an issue, as roads and roundabouts are thoughtfully engineered. The soccer fields feature really nice grass and level, good quality playing surfaces. The turf fields were in good shape, and it was brilliant to have my son's games continue despite 2 inches of rain the night before. I can't speak for the restrooms or concessions, but the park itself works great for soccer, and we enjoyed our visit.

After not coming here because the car club has been allowed to vandalize this park for the last 4…read moreyears I'm sickened, sad, disgusted and angry! The mayor nor College station PD has done anything to stop them from tearing up a park that was dedicated to the men and woman who fought for this country! The parking lots are covered in tire tracks and the trash everywhere is gross! Sad to see NOONE gives a crap! I used to feel safe in this park but when the car club is tearing it up they will try and run you over while your crossing on a crosswalk on purpose, they pee out in the open so people can see, they toss their trash in the grass and in the parking lots including glass and just speed through and tear up the entire park and they harass the elderly that use that park to exercise! Again this was a park dedicated to veterans and to see it spit all over is sad. College station should do better

Huge splash pad and park right next to each other perfect for…read moreKids Lots of places to sit with cover

Came to see the park for the Christmas lights and it is beautiful!!…read more I would totally recommend this as a stop for anyone looking for something fun to do in town. My only complaints were not about the park, but the volume of traffic and how absolutely no one was wearing a mask during these times of covid! I was shocked, so we stayed in our car and drove around instead of getting out and walking around. Because it was packed!