Becky G gustan mayores, but personally I like Mayor Jim's Ballfield, it's nice…read more This is a nice little baseball diamond located as part of Memorial Park. It's a good place to come and play and people often do. It feels like it's publicly available and that's how it's usually used. I wish the soccer fields here were too, it's very aggravating for me. Memorial Park is amazing and this is a good part of it. It's on the North side close to where Washington meets the Interstate 10.

They have the best pizza in town! We had LJ's Steals Home and the Yardgharita pizza and they did…read morenot disappoint. We ordered ahead of time, texted in our order, and we're given a time it's be ready. We also received a text back when our food was ready. This pizza is worth writing home about and we will definitely be coming again!

This place is excellent. We stopped on the way to Austin to grab a beer and watch the Texans game…read moreand the staff were friendly and helpful and the place is so charming. Will definitely be a stop any time I'm in Brenham.

We hosted my son's high school graduation at the park. Steve, Linda, and the rest of the crew were…read moreoutstanding to work with. They were beyond accommodating from the planning phases until clean up. We wanted a unique, fun experience for our boy, and The Diamonds at Daily Park literally knocked it out of the park. Just saying "thank you" isn't near enough. We highly, highly recommend everyone considering the park for more than just baseball games!

If you are going to change to get in have decent bathrooms. Septic toilets. Fields are not nice…read more No shade or awnings. You need to bring all your own shade and use the bathroom before you get here.

Well managed park facility. Many thanks!! Clean and well…read morekept facility with friendly staff

My daughter has shown so much progress with her trainer in just 3 weeks. Coach Hannah is amazing…read more The facility is always clean and inviting.

Well thought of memorial park, that needs some TLC…read more A great relaxing park to go to read and admire the view. Lots of beautiful plants and flowers. Open land to have your own fun in! The gazebo needs some care, I saw lots of broken areas and people carving their "romantic" symbols into. It's a memorial park, not a playground for children (the first review). Better be glad they even included a playset. Other than that, walkable trails and open air. Next time I'm in the area, I'll stop by. It's a memorial garden park, in remeberance of someone.

New park in the area. Served as a perfect spot with perfect…read moreweather for a potluck brunch- and what a grand brunch !!! There is a football court, slides , swings, a tiny gazebo and a frame of plants in the making which would make a great area for prom pics or other special event pics. I saw a few tents too, with tables. It was nice open area with the breeze. Washrooms located right across helped too, please continue to keep clean when u use the area.

Great collegiate ballpark. We always have a good time! We have seated tickets but always end up out…read moreon the hill. Our group likes to bring folding chairs coolers and cook out together while we enjoy the game. Rice recently installed 3 very nice grills, which had added to the convenience now that we don't have to bring our own! There are also some picnic tables set up too. The rest of the stadium is awesome too. Very clean and comfortable, with new amenities such as The Roost where you can grab beer (I have not been inside yet, but it looks nice from the outside). Clean restrooms, a variety of food options, and comfortable chairs (though some are less shaded than others) add to a pleasant spectator experience.

Loved going to see the Rice baseball team play at Reckling Park. It was beautiful, clean, and easy…read moreto park. Try it for an outdoor activity on a spring day!

Daikin Stadium To catch American baseball, at an American…read morestadium live was something at the back of my mind. Couldn't believe that I actually got to do it and Astros won the match that day, and THAT made all the difference. The erstwhile Minute Maid park was brought over by Daikin and Astros get to rule here. Watching on TV gives all the close ups, but the Texan pride songs, the motivation trumpets, the train horn when one hits a home run, that's just such a blast and have to be in person to experience it. ! It is an all natural grass field. Wonder how they maintain it. I thought it was a carpet until I was rectified. It is just soo neat and beautiful. While it is majorly a baseball stadium, during off seasons it is also used for soccer, rugby, or even concerts. The hallway is filled with pictures of legends and Baseball heroes. The floor shines like a new penny and everyone is soo very friendly and in the spirit of the game. Parking was a breeze since it was VIP entrance. But, there is a huge huge parking fitting all pockets, with some walking involved. There is a also a metro station about 15-20 min walk, for those who want to be spared the trouble of parking. Got entrance with the Gallagher club which was right next to the train (the train while hoots and moves at every home run) As soon as the wards outside check ur tickets and let you in, you walk right into a restaurant cum bar kind of a place. Except that all food, and most beverages are free, or, added onto the price of the ticket... The food bar was huge and a lot of them did not speak english, but that did not matter because those who could went out of their way to help me get only vegetarian. I stuck to salads and then loaded myself on desserts- oh the desserts ! I mean their bite size cakes, the mango pudding, cookies....and ice cream....it was just a party ! The game itself It was the first of the three matches of the Astros team. They played against Rookies. The friends' I went with explained the scoring and the rules and stuff, and pretty soon I was oohing and awwing and screaming while rooting for the home team. It was soo much fun !!! Not my first time in a stadium, but definitely my first time watching Astros, or even baseball for that matter in live action. Astros won and the stadium ruptured with screams. Ahhh...THAT ...that is what makes a live action sport all worth it. (U can book driverless cab WAYMO near the stadium The cherry on the top was I also saw my first electric driverless cab. It has a bigger board and runs in the downtown area of Houston for now. As I watched the passengers get into the car, my heart was beating fast with anxiety. THough I am aware that it is where the future is heading, a car with no driver- still gives me the chills ! .....Lol ) A great night overall. Perfect blast of a getaway with friends.

Daikin Park (formerly Minute Maid Park) is a clean, comfortable, fully air-conditioned stadium that…read moremakes watching baseball in Houston actually enjoyable--especially during those hot Texas days. The climate control alone is a huge win, and the retractable roof adds flexibility depending on the weather. The views from just about anywhere in the park are great, and the overall atmosphere is exciting whether you're a die-hard fan or just there for the experience. One of the coolest features is the iconic train in left field--it's a fun touch that gives the stadium its own personality. Amenities are solid across the board. There's a massive jumbotron, plenty of food options (the brisket nachos are a must-try), and the facilities are well-maintained and clean. Parking can be a bit tricky and pricey right near the stadium, so it's worth parking a few blocks away to save some money and enjoy a short walk in. The only downside is the cost of food and drinks - they're definitely on the expensive side and concession lines can get long during peak times. Overall: A fantastic ballpark with great comfort and unique features. Just plan ahead for parking and be ready to spend a little extra on snacks!

Our son has been attending summer camp for 2 years at St Luke's and it'll be his third year in a…read morerow. He loves the counselors, the activities and the environment. He has attended other summer camps in prior years but enjoyed St Luke's by far. Summer camp is a lot of fun, the pool is open, they have field trips every Friday and more. He enjoyed summer camp so much, that last year we decided to do after school there as well. They offer other activities as well, so he is taking Taekwondo and a science/stem class this semester (took tennis previously as well). He does his homework there as well. All in all, an awesome place.

Our kids love St. Luke's Summer Camp! They engage in wonderful activities, including yoga, tennis,…read morecommunity service events, and swimming. The counselors have been amazing and truly a positive influence on their development.