I really love this park to walk with my little baby There are two spaces for large and small pets…read more It's clean, quiet and they can have a different day.

Not as clean as other dog parks, but Some really nice…read morepeople go there. A little hard to see when driving there. It's behind the library. Daisy loved it, lots of friendly dogs to chase and be chased.

The Good? Friendly people who took care of their pups, it's just that I couldn't find a separate…read moreplace for under 10 lb. Dogs. Daisy is small and should be with like dogs, not to say the larger pups were unruly they were very nice. The park was clean, parking easy!

Super small and seems to be a place to take pups for people who actually live in Grand Lakes.. I…read morewish this place specified that this dog park is in the middle of a neighborhood.. drove quite a ways to get my pup here. Sucked there wasn't one person in this tiny park with one dog. Maybe better for mornings and evenings??

Had two sections, water fountain, a rinse off area, and bags…read more Friendly people nice trees and benches. Daisy found two friends on her first visit who love to run!

First park we took our dog to when coming to Texas ! We love how clean the area is kept and how…read morelarge the fenced in area is for the dogs to run and play Our dog loves it so much we now take him here weekly !

My biggest challenge was finding the location via Google maps. Behind the business is the best…read moredescription I can provide. Near parking a posted sign asking to not allow dogs off leash. This is for the safety of dogs, as the main street is in front of the business, and the side street may not be as business but still enough to lead with caution. PS. I believe squirrels are in the area.

It seems like no one really uses this park . It's always empty . It's close to fry road…read more It's sort of hidden

Great park me and my kids love it. Perfect for walks along the river and also for my kids to play.read more

I absolutely love this gem. This park offers everything you need. There's always plenty of parking…read more There's a trail around the whole park for walking. They have mini golfing where you can rent equipment inside the facility. They have a great playground area and outdoor fitness equipment. Inside the facility, they have a free pool and gym area. They offer a variety of classes such as yoga, water aerobics, etc. Make sure to check out their website or pick up their schedule at the facility for hours of operation. For first timers, you will have to fill out a form and don't forget to bring a large sized towel for workouts! There's a really great large dog park next door but there's no entrance to the dog park from Mary Jo Peckham. You would have to park at the Katy Library to enter the dog park. Thank you Mary Jo Peckham Park for your services to the Katy community!

Here's a park with multiple options, a trail and a playground, making it better than average in my…read morebook versus other parks. 2 sets of playground equipment (big kids/ little kids) like most places, but a particularly large array of slides on the big kids' playground is the unique feature, and may hold the record for most slides at one small park. More than average quantities of ommats at the bottom of the slides here too, which is useful when you have a one year old who wants to do the big kid slides but can't always land on his feet. The trails leave much to be desired, probably the most underwhelming 'trails' I have been on. The place has a claustrophobic feel. Long and narrow, surrounded by a busy street on one side and a neighborhood on the other, fences either side of path as it narrows to a turnaround point. More like the trail a toddler could begin on. Feels like I'm in someone's backyard really. Not scenic at all if don't you get my drift by now. And I guess I've come to realize after visiting many trails in parks that the environmental beauty largely correlates to our enjoyment. So if I come here, it's for the playground equip mainly.

I wanted to check out this small park which is dog friendly as long as you have your dog on a…read moreleash. I did have my dog on a leash. The walking paths are too short and the park is small to do any serious speed walking or running, but plenty of grass area for pets to roam around and park benches along the way in case you want to sit down and take in the scenery. I liked how clean and well kept this park is. I didn't see a single dog poop anyway. There's a playground area and a couple of picnic tables right by the parking lot/entrance area.

Love this park! Huge gated park to run your dog(s) whatever size they may be. The dog wash area is…read moreSO appreciated and makes the task of bathing your dog after the park incredibly easy. My dogs went crazy when they saw the dog beach. I had 2 labs that lived for swimming here. It's awesome when you can catch it in quieter days as it's become quite popular. I still love it as it's a great park for you and your fur babies.

As evidenced by his refusal to leave for 5 full minutes, my rescued fur baby gives this park…read more5-stars. Coming in at a hefty 65-70lbs of questionable coordination, expert intellect, and pure speed, it's been a challenge mentally and physically exhausting my active Border Collie mix. Unfortunately even after his very active dog dad's runs combined with a generous backyard and playdates with his fur friend, he's got more remaining energy in one paw than I have in an entire month. This park is fabulous regardless of if your fur baby is this active, or prefers to relax on a bench undisturbed (although a division for the two play styles is the only thing I'd suggest adding). As others have mentioned, the dog beach, shaded benches, dog runs, trail, doggy showers, and overall cleanliness of the park are impressive. Additionally most dog parents are as trained as their pups, remaining attentive, and polite. Just be sure to watch the water if your pup is overconfident in their swimming abilities.

Public park for everyone to enjoy with amazing trails and great playgrounds dont worry about…read moreindividuals like monica who think the playground is private I repeat this playground is PUBLIC for everyone to enjoy. Amazing fields and great areas to workout and gather together with family and friends.

Unfortunately Kevin is correct. However I agree with Monica in the sense that residents of Elyson…read morepay for its maintenance and non residents come and trash it. The residents should have priority over non residents. I wish it was not for public use. Please be mindful if you're not a resident, to pick up after yourself and be respectful.

Our pup's first dog park adventure and by the looks of it, I'd say she loved it!…read more This park is a decent size and lots of dogs to mingle with of all breeds. A few fun obstacles but the main attraction is the shore they can swim in. Lots of areas for the humans to sit around while the fur babies and plenty of water fountains and poop bag stations. This place even has a washing station! What a great experience for our pup's first time at a dog park.

Very nice and large park with long walking/jogging trails, big lake and dog parks. Plenty of…read moreparking especially on the dog park side. Perfectly maintained so that people enjoy it to the fullest.

I had the pleasure of coming here on the first day of March. One of the finest dog parks in the…read morearea with multiple sections present to accommodate dogs of all sizes. Each play area has a pond connected to it with a walking trail so you can walk them around the pond or let them run free while you walk or hang around. There's also washing stations in case you gotta rinse off dirtiness of your pets. Plenty of parking plus a some benches if you want to do picnics here while the dogs do their thing. This park is quite far from the loop but it's worth coming here for an hour or so when you gotta let the furries run wild. Definitely won't be my last visit that's for sure!

Found by accident now a Sunday destination. Dog nirvana Weekly .your dog jumps into the pond, there…read moreare stations nearby to rinse them off. There are trails for you to walk along, and I enjoy each other's company. It's a good place to try your dog out; after half an hour or an hour here, they'll be tired for the whole day. There is plenty of parking, and this is the best spot. The area is divided into two sections, one for small dogs and one for large dogs, although I've seen dogs from both sides on both sides of the fence. There are trails to walk with your dog or just run along. There are a few benches should you get tired. Your dogs will have so much fun. They are sociable animals. I love sharing this space and recommend it as a great place to see how your dog behaves.