helmets required. needed. they dont let you borrow or sell any helmets you need to bring your own.read more

It's a really cool place for both beginners and advanced skaters. There is a ton of bowls and banks…read morethat you can skate, and I think that the full pipe in the park is insane!

This park is quite a hidden Gem of sorts. We stopped by to check out since North Houston Skatepark…read morewas flooded. There isnt alot of Skateboard area but its cool..its small here and nice. Theres huge beautiful trees and a beautiful Pavillion to sit and chill. Something fun here for all ages!

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!

This spot is definitely the best around in my opinion…read more My favorite Part is the perfect transition areas

Interesting to see a skate park. It is pretty cool. Open till 10 pm saw many people of all ages…read morecome here with their skate boards. Gives a lovely skyline view as well. Looks really nice during sunset. Open to public. Did not use any of the amenities other than a quick short walk around, but the crowd that came in looked happy to have a place to practice and perfect their skating skills.

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.

After the disappointment I experienced at the Lake Houston "Wilderness Park" last year, I was fully…read moreexpecting to be disappointed at Jesse H Jones Park and Nature Center too but this was an amazing park. On the day I came here for my bike ride, they had Nature Fest and we were greeted by volunteers who told us where to park and what to expect. They have clean bathrooms and it feels very safe. I was there for my bike ride group so I wasn't planning on any of that but it turned out to be a nice way to end the ride. Before the ride, I was greeted by some awesome people from the Kingwood Bicycles who fixed an issue I was having with my bike that I couldn't figure out and later even did me a solid by adjusting my gears and tightening up my wheel! Amazing people. As far as the bike path goes, it is probably the best I've seen. There is lots of tree cover and has high quality pavement. there are nice twists and turns and lots of scenery. The path is shared between hikers, riders, and horses and everybody seemed to know the assignment of slower traffic staying on the right. If go ride long enough, heading west, you'll hit Pundt Park that has a bathroom and water. It's a nice break point. I went about 11 miles out but the path seemed to go further. The only thing to not like about this path is you have to double back but it's still great.

Good service, small store but decent selection, prices a bit steep but worth it. They also have…read moreexclusive shop merch which I do like as well, and they have skate videos in the background which adds to the atmosphere. Good experience overall.

Top notch service over at the Northwest Freeway location. Got a set of New Balance electric blue…read moreTom Knox 600, on a sweet sale$ I'm looking fresh and clean, feeling cool and comfy in my new kicksGreat value! Noticed the huge board selection, wheel and hardware to boot... Great location for those who don't want to travel so far north to the Rankin location, Loc'it out Big Thanks Jash!

My husband and I took a 45 minute walk and it was very pleasant. We both commented how there was…read moreplenty of shade over the walkways, a welcoming feature considering the Houston heat. There is a great dog park, tot lots with playground equipment, and benches along the pathways to rest. There were picnic tables and restrooms too. If I had small children, it might be a weekly picnic lunch outing!

A cute little unexpected green area in the middle of a apartment complex…read more If u can shut off the noise in ur and choose a blind side the apartments and traffc its a pretty cute " hidden gem " kind of a park. It is densely wooded and has quiteba few interesting walking trails including one which ends in a tennis court , or a vollyball court

This is one of my favorite parks in the area. I like that I didn't have wood chips because those…read moreget inside the shoes and hurt a lot. I'm happy that they have the rubber flooring, because it's easy for hits to climb up and down and they don't have to worry about anything getting in their shoes. The bright colors are fun and they have ample seating and picnic tables and a covered sitting area. I definitely would recommend this park.

Dog park review:…read more This park is great if you want some space for your dog to roam/run around in. I believe the dog park for big dogs is 2 acres (?) or something like that. They have kiddie pools you can fill up with water, over by the hose to the side. There is a fire hydrant that mists water when you press down on the button. There are benches/places to sit throughout the park, with the largest being the gazebo at the front, near the fence. If you ever want to host some sort of puppy gathering, this would be the place to do it. Plenty of room!

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!