Easy to get to, fun slides! & it's FREE! Great for all ages of children! Would highly recommend…read moregoing on hot days!

Small private lot. Very clean park with pavilion and picnic tables, benches, covered basketball…read morecourt, splash pad (closes 8pm), playground and walking trail. Lots of shade and there are restrooms

The professionals say that being out in nature is very therapeutic. So, I decided to do what I do…read morebest.. voyage off into the Texas streets to search for the perfect place. Arriving at Seabourne Creek, I definitely hit the jackpot. There are beautiful paths to walk along with a nice little lake to fish. Birds, butterflies and everything more a entire preserve needs. The downfall is, me and my pup got there at noon when the sun was out strong. My boy couldn't be out long so we ended up staying for 40 mins just exploring. Kind of a bummer since it took an hour to get there. Definitely a great place to visit when the heat isn't a factor. I have to come back and visit during the morning hours.

Love it here. The place is clean and well maintained. The bird trail has some interesting views…read more Love the lakes and all the ducks

This is a really nice park , although it sits around , a cemetery, there is a nice pavilion, you…read morecan sit and relax and there\nAre benches where you could sit around the park as well

My new place of peace in the morning, afternoon or evenings. Good clean restrooms nice benches all…read moreover and plenty of stones to sit on all around (not the tombstones). It's peaceful because of beautiful nice lush greenery and tall trees. The park is built around a cemetery which adds an extra dose of peace with a quite eery-ness. Good place to hang with family and friends or even bring a pet or throw a football around. Police station connected to the parking lot another plus. It's also a nice walking distance from the old Richmond-Rosenberg historical time to grab some juice or coffee. Opens 7am to 10pm (dusk to dawn).

Quiet, wide open spaces. It's everything a park should have especially a place where my grandson…read morecan climb and socialize with other kids. We love this place

This park is huge! It has plenty of soccer and baseball fields, picnic tables, volleyball set up…read moreand there's a walking/running track toward the back. There's separate fields and spacing for sitting on the picnic so you definitely can come here and not have to worry about finding a quiet space alone. I didn't check the restrooms but they do have some and there's plenty parking. Lots of trees for shade as well and it's open early/late!

Great place to bring your kids. There's playground, washrooms. The playground is all fenced in…read more You'd see a lot of families playing and relaxing on nice weather days. Highly recommended.

We have lived in Pecan Grove for 35 years and have enjoyed the time here. Pitts road park has been…read morea part of my son, and grand sons athletic growing up. From baseball practice to Gator Football practice. My son has played many rounds of disc golf on the small course laid out there. What I reall want to ask, whoever is in charge of the park is, if you would consider adding a dog park in a section of the grounds. There are hundreds of people in Pecan Grove that can be seen walking their dogs every morning and evening on the streets of the Grove. I think many of us would take full advantage of and area where we could take our pets and let them run and play. I hope you might give this some consideration. Jimmy Wynne

We went to their holiday festival which included their tree lighting. I just have to say how I…read morelove this little town so much. The antique shops and everything that it comes with has a feeling of home for me. I grew up going to these small Texas towns.. walking up and down the strip finding neat treasures. Ain't nothin' like it! I definitely recommend coming to this small town and viewing all of their treasures. If you ever get the chance, also go and look at their pretty tree they put up every year. Their cafes are also the best. Don't forget about these quaint towns, yall! Show love.

What a blast! We went this past Sunday on their New Year celebration event. It was very fun. They…read morehad activities for the kids that my daughter enjoyed (like mask making and little good luck apples). When we first arrived and went through the visitor center where the gift shop is, the ladies behind the register were so kind and helpful. I wish I got their names. They were great at recommending where to start and what to do. They answered my questions and made us feel very welcome. I watched them interact with the families in front of us, and they were very sincere in making sure everyone had a pleasant time. That kind of customer service you don't find too often. The luncheon they had was over the top good that we signed up for. The ham, black eyed peas, cabbage, greens, cornbread, etc all tasted like heaven. My five year old inhaled the cabbage like crazy, normally she won't clean her plate because she's a smaller little gal, but today was an exception. I was impressed! Some of the staff/volunteers you can tell LOVE their jobs and are passionate about what they do. "Mr. Jones" at the first older cabin with no electricity was so patient and kind with my daughter's many questions. He let her go pick eggs from the chickens as well, which she enjoyed thoroughly. She loved hearing their stories, I've never seen so her fascinated with things that didn't involve cartoons, an iPad, or candy. Seriously, the patience they had with her questions about everything made me smile. It was also neat to see the different people visiting. England, Canada, other states across the US. It was a treat to see how popular this place was for visitors and it was right down the road for us. PARENTS: -Bring comfortable shoes. Check the weather, if it has been raining, you will need to find a pair that may get a tad muddy! -Bring a small or lighter backpack to put some drinks in, especially for warmer months. -Consider packing some bug spray for mosquitos when it's warmer out, since there's water throughout the property and you'll be outside the majority of the time. -During colder months, the backpack would be good to use for packing a blanket for this little ones like during the cowboy demonstration. -Consider bringing a stroller, since you'll most likely be walking. An easy to fold up umbrella stroller would be good if you want to jump on the tractor ride. We enjoying walking and not having to wait on the tractor. It's only a mile loop around, with all the stops spread out so it's not like you'll be walking long periods of time. -If the weather will be chilly, bring a jacket as you'll be outdoors a lot for the demonstrations. We went on a cold day, and wish we had brought mittens, as well. Not necessary, but would've been nice to have. -Check before coming to see if they have any special events or lunches. Highly recommend the opportunity to let my daughter try the different foods from the "old days"!

Came here with my sons on their field trip and can't wait to come back. It is a large property…read morewith history. My kids enjoy learning about the history of each houses and what living back in the days was like.

Great night time basketball spot. They have free play…read morenights for 7$ I believe BUT it is first come first serve for the courts and generally it's pick up style. You can maintain a court if you have a big enough crew though. What we did

The Dub Sports zone is an amazing facility. We were happy to find such a facility close to where we…read morelive. HOWEVER: "Team needs to be a team. They need to practice together so that they can better understand other team members game". These are my 11 years words when he was totally frustrated just after 2 games. Yes, there is a practice (two teams together) once a week in which they are taught a bunch of exercises/ drills. After that practice, 2 teams can play a short friendly game, but no one cares to build the team. So, a few of the kids lost interest and stop coming for practice and after few weeks they stopped coming for games altogether! I went to talk with administrative staff over there and I asked about lots of kids are missing in practice and I was told that they can not force them to come which I understand. In return, I asked them how do they build teams? The answer was we focus on the core, not the team!! You can try building your team if you volunteer as a team coach. After a little debate, he agreed with me and told me that he will send a GroupMe message which was never sent out. When I see their games, it feels like a bunch of strangers got together and taking a ride towards downtown. They all want to go there but all are busy doing their own things. They all are individually great players but as a team, they are equally bad. So in conclusion If your kid has a bunch of friends playing the same sport and all can go in as one team then it is a great place to get a tremendous confidence boost because on the other side there won't be any team but a bunch of kids trying to dribble and pass with some blind trust that something will happen. To the management: 1. Seems like fundamentals of team sports are lacking from administrative staff on the front desk. Maybe they are doing an amazing job for admin work but not sure if parents have an issue they are capable of understanding or not 2. We did multiple seasons at I9, One sports nation, YMCA. They don't have an amazing facility as you do but they were able to build teams and teach how to compete, so maybe partnering up with them might be a good change 3. Parents spend money and time to see and enjoy their kids play and compete. Which was the case in the other sports camps which I mentioned earlier. My kid's teams lost 2 seasons and won 3 championship games but we enjoyed all 5 seasons. So please have that respect instead of only building core give them something better - strategy 4. If you want to see an amazing league check out Lamar Little League(baseball) down the road on George Park. They have brought the true spirit of the game and generations are playing there, our kid's coach used to play in LLL in his childhood 5. Check the attrition rate in your teams and have some proactive approach that why kids/parents are abandoning half-season!!

Great facility, one of the nicest in the Houston and surrounding areas. Staff and management are…read morewonderful and super easy going! Would recommend for any soccer enthusiast to come and check out!

From the owner: Houston Wolves Soccer Club is a premier youth soccer organization in Houston, TX, dedicated to…read morefostering a passion for the sport among players of all ages and skill levels. We provide a supportive environment for players to develop their skills, exhibit teamwork and sportsmanship both on and off the field. Our focus is on offering top-notch coaching, competitive gameplay, and a community-driven approach to soccer excellence. Additionally, we are proud to be the partner club of Wolverhampton Wanderers FC.

Wonderful city, country feels for sure . There's a lot of land and very close knit community. If…read moreyou go to the kroger everyone will tell you about events that are gonna happen like festivals or parades. Homes are very isolated due to how much land they have ,but there is new homes and communities coming up. There's also lots of construction happening with roads and homes, stores and much more. They have an agriculture building for upcoming little farmers of America. There's definitely land if your looking to buy for a small farm or a big one! Animals are welcomed!